Some cautions

- noticeably lower heat output at cold temps.

- install is important, many installs done get adequate ventilation- so cold air collects near unit.

- high ceilings can be an issue, evaluate fans to bring heat down

- gas is amazing for heating in radiant heat. We really like our radiant heat experience- global warmth and good volume

- I’m not sure if tech term, but heat volume can be an issue. We are in a 100+ year old house. The heat pump in very cold weather seems able to generate heat, but no where near quantity that gas system did if you just cranked it

- we are getting hit with tier three electric rates - switched dryer to electric etc - costs get tough!