HEAT PUMPS FOR SALE
 
Many of the featured heat pumps - but not all of the units displayed here - are used. In fact, some are brand-new heat pumps with full manufactuers'''' warranties.
 
Before you look at heat pump prices, you should have an idea of exactly what these devices can do. A heat pump is a machine, which moves heat from one location to another. These devices have the ability to either heat or cool an area. Most use the air as their source of heat. Some types use the ground for their source of heat.
If you have purchased a pump, then you must have a professional do the installation. It is not recommended that you install it yourself.
 
You may find heat pump prices that are quite low for second hand units.  It is recommended that you buy a unit that comes with a warranty.
 
 



Thermal Zone 3 Ton,  Heat pump Airconditioner
Thermal Zone 3 Ton, Heat pump Airconditioner
$100.00 (0 Bids)
Time Left: 6d 6h 24m
Aprilaire Model 8870 Heat Pump Thermostat *EXTRAS*
Aprilaire Model 8870 Heat Pump Thermostat *EXTRAS*
$119.99
$234.99
Time Left: 4d 11h 17m
A C or Heat Pump Power Saver Save up to 55% 2401S
A C or Heat Pump Power Saver Save up to 55% 2401S
$129.00
Time Left: 14d 11h 51m
A C or Heat Pump Power Saver Save up to 55% 2401S
A C or Heat Pump Power Saver Save up to 55% 2401S
$129.00
Time Left: 14d 14h 43m
ZONEX 2 4 ZONE HEAT PUMP CONTROLLER 152719
ZONEX 2 4 ZONE HEAT PUMP CONTROLLER 152719
$146.00
Time Left: 29d 6h 25m
23L00 Lennox Defrost Kit Heat Pump Part NIB
23L00 Lennox Defrost Kit Heat Pump Part NIB
$230.99
Time Left: 4d 13h 3m
Single Stage Programmable Heat Pump Thermostat
Single Stage Programmable Heat Pump Thermostat
$241.80
Time Left: 8d 3h 49m
Two Stage Programmable Heat Pump Thermostat
Two Stage Programmable Heat Pump Thermostat
$272.49
Time Left: 8d 3h 52m
With colder weather approaching soon, it''''s time to think about warming our homes. In addition to a standard furnace, if you are looking for a more energy efficient way of heating your home you may want to consider a heat pump.

Heat pumps not only are an excellent heat source, but they can dramatically reduce heating costs. Here are some things you should know about a heat pump.
 
Basically, a heat pump is sort of like your air conditioner in a way, only reversed. The coils on the outside are cold and the ones on the inside are hot. So, the air that is drawn in from the outside mixes with the hot coils and heat is moved inside your home.
 

One of the major drawbacks with using a heat pump is that it is electric. Therefore, if you are using natural gas or propane to heat your home you may not save as much money in the long run due to the increased electric costs.

But, if your home is electric, using a heat pump is the way to go. You will definitely save on energy costs as well as increase heat and air conditioning capacity. This is because a heat pump will heat your home twice as much using the same power as a regular AC unit.
 
The most important point to keep in mind is choosing the correct size of pump. They are not a one size fits all system. As a rule of thumb, a normal home uses a 3-5 ton capacity unit to heat and cool the home.
 

You will definitely want to shop around and compare prices, as well as energy efficiency ratings. Once installed though, a heat pump will certainly pay off in time. It will leave you wondering why you didn''''t do it sooner.

 

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