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Is there a temperature at which a heat pump can't effectively cool a space?

Posted by Beryllium (aka grayman) Jul 11 '23, 22:47

I know there's a limit for not being able to properly heat a space, I'm just wondering if there's an opposite limit the other way around.

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Operating range of 15 F to 115 F -- nm - TWuG Jul 11, 22:52 4
- thanks :) -- nm - Beryllium Jul 11, 22:53 3
  - Though that may not be completely accurate. There are geothermal heat pumps and air-to-air heat pumps -- (link) - TWuG Jul 11, 22:56 2
    - right. we have to use special ones in most parts of Canada that can cover the extra cold. A lot of people got screwed early on by getting ones not - Beaker 🍺 Jul 12, 04:48
    - I was considering air-to-air, to determine whether it would be useful for a certain tech. (Cold suits. Sounds like no.) - Beryllium Jul 11, 23:18

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