A reverse cycle A/C must mean a heat pump. Every heat pump has a C.O.P. or coefficient of performance. They are rated at 17 and 47 degrees outside. A new heat pump should be around 3.3 at 47 degrees and 2.1 at 17 degrees. This means even at 17 degrees outside, it will produce 2.1 btu per kilowatt to 1 btu per kilowatt of an electric strip heater. And 3.3 to 1 at 47 degrees. Depending on where you live though, the electric heater may be needed to supplement the capacity of the heat pump.
No as the heater is run utilizing the fluid from your radiator and an electric fan. Using the air conditioning does as the pump is run from a belt on your engine.
electric heater
Gas heater & electric heater both are available.
A tankless water heater heats water on demand, while an electric water heater stores and heats water in a tank. Tankless heaters are more energy efficient and provide unlimited hot water, but can be more expensive upfront. Electric water heaters are cheaper initially but may have higher operating costs and limited hot water capacity.
A tankless water heater heats water on demand, while an electric water heater stores and heats water in a tank. Tankless heaters are more energy-efficient and provide unlimited hot water, but may have higher upfront costs. Electric water heaters are cheaper upfront but have limited hot water capacity and may be less energy-efficient.
It depends on the cost of electricity and the cost of natural gas in your area. Generally, using a 5000 BTU natural gas heater is cheaper than using a 1500 watt electric heater. Natural gas is typically more cost-effective for heating compared to electricity.
The low port for your air conditioning system is on the passenger side of the engine, on top of the accumulator (can). It is close to your electric fan motor for your heater/air conditioning. It has a plastic dust cap covering the valve.
The main feature of an efficient electric heater is, that is used up to 30% less engery than a conventional electric heater. This reduces the cost of the heater.
On the top of your air conditioning accumulator "can" covered with a plastic cap. You will find the accumulator on the passenger side of the engine, roughly 5 inches from your heater/air conditioning electric fan motor.
The low pressure port for your air conditioning is on the top of your air conditioning system accumulator (can) It is located on the passenger side of your engine, roughly 5 inches or so from your heater/ air conditioning electric fan motor. It has a plastic dust cap covering the valve.
On top of your air conditioning accumulator ("can") on the passenger side of the engine, around 5 inches or so from your heater/air conditioning electric fan motor. It has a plastic cap covering the valve.
On the passenger side of the engine, on top of the air conditioning system accumulator/drier (can) not too far from your heater/air conditioning electric fan motor. It has a plastic dust cap covering the valve.