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Answer:Electric strip heat has virtually no maintainance, but is the most cost inefficient source of heat there is. The heatpump will save you some $ on operation but is usually supplemented with an electric strip that operates while the HP is in defrost mode anyway. Also the HP is a mechanical device which can be prone to breakdown and maintainance costs and because they run year round the life span is roughly 1/2 that of a central a/c unit. Lastly, heatpumps are only a viable choice in mild climates as they use the ambient heat outdoors to heat the home. So if the temps in your area are often
A heat pump might be the best hedge against rising fuel costs, plus it offers the versatility of providing cooling as well as heating. However, heat pumps usually are not adequate to provide heating in really cold climates, so you would have to augment it with some other heat source. A 15 year old furnace should not need replacing, so using it with the heat pump might be the best solution.
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depends on what year my 2000 gmc sierra fule pump is in the gas tank, about 180.00 just for the pump.
I depends on how much the brand is that your using.
If you really want to heat your pool to a temperature comfortable for swimming YEAR ROUND (Jan-Dec), then either a gas heater or a heat pump would be the most efficient option. You would have to perform a side-by-side comparison of the exact models (gas vs heat pump) using current fuel costs to determine which would be cheaper to operate. Solar heating will extend your swimming season, but will not be able to provide enough heat in the winter months due to cold air temps, cloud cover, and low solar intensity due to your high northern latitude. (Obviously, I have assumed that you pool is outdoors). Hope this helps ...
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Trane XL 1200 Model Number TWX030D100A1 Serial Number R3833PJ2F Manufactured Date was September 2000
Depending on Make model and year from $12 to $1500
One example is the coolness in a cave up to 100 feet deep, where the temperature changes season to season are slight. As you go deeper temperatures rise until they become nearly unbearable at about a mile deep. The idea of using this heat involves drilling deep wells and circulating water through these wells to heat various heat exchange systems. Household geothermal systems use a shallow depth coil and heat pump to maintain environmental conditions using the ground as a heat sink which maintains a fairly constant and comfortable temperature year round.
about $100