The outdoor unit initiates the heating process by absorbing heat energy from the surrounding environment, even on chilly days. Using a refrigerant as the transfer medium, this absorbed heat is compressed and then pumped through to the indoor unit. Once inside, the heat is released, effectively warming your home during the heating mode. Conversely, in cooling mode, the indoor unit absorbs heat from indoor air and transfers it to the outdoor unit. The outdoor unit then expels this heat outside, resulting in a cooling effect on the indoor air.

Heat pumps use refrigerant cycles to transfer heat, similar to how a refrigerator works but in reverse. They are highly efficient because they move heat rather than generating it, unlike typical electric or gas heaters, making heat pumps a cost-effective and environmentally friendly heating and cooling solution for your home or workplace.