Dual Fuel Heat Pump & Furnace Systems

A dual fuel HVAC system, also known as a hybrid heat pump gas furnace, combines an electric heat pump with a traditional gas furnace to give you the best of both worlds. Here is how the system adapts to the weather:

• Summer Cooling: The heat pump acts exactly like a high efficiency air conditioner to keep your home cool.
• Mild Winter Heating: The heat pump runs in reverse, providing highly efficient and cost effective electric heat.
• Extreme Cold Heating: When temperatures drop near freezing, the system automatically switches to the gas furnace to provide powerful, consistent warmth.

Upgrading to a heat pump and gas furnace combo lowers your energy bills by ensuring you are always using the most efficient fuel source for the current weather.

Yes, you absolutely can. A propane furnace with a heat pump works exactly the same way as a natural gas setup. Most of the Goodman dual fuel heating systems we carry at HVAC Total are shipped ready for natural gas, but they can easily be converted into a propane furnace and heat pump system using a simple LP conversion kit. This makes a propane heat pump furnace an incredibly popular choice for rural homeowners who want the high efficiency of a heat pump during mild months but need reliable propane heat for deep winter.

If your current gas heating equipment is relatively new and in great shape, an add on heat pump is a fantastic upgrade. You can simply replace your old air conditioner condenser with a new heat pump. Because a heat pump acts exactly like an air conditioner in the summer, it will cool your home normally. In the winter, it will provide efficient electric heating before your gas furnace takes over. If you plan to match a new heat pump to furnace equipment you already own, our HVAC experts can help ensure you purchase a compatible system.

A standard air conditioner only provides cooling, leaving your gas furnace to do all of the heating work from fall through spring. A heat pump furnace combination provides cooling in the summer and highly efficient electric heating during milder winter months. By upgrading to a dual fuel heat pump, you avoid running your gas furnace when you do not need its maximum heating power. This automatic fuel switching is what makes a hybrid furnace so cost effective all year round.

Upgrading your HVAC system is a significant investment, and you need a supplier you can trust. When you shop with HVAC Total, you gain access to premium heating and cooling equipment along with these exclusive benefits:

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