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WaterFurnace ND-038 Envision Dual-Capacity Heat Pump

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WaterFurnace ND-038 Envision Dual-Capacity Heat Pump

WaterFurnace Envision products established a new industry standard for efficiency, performance, reliability and quiet operation. Envision products are performance-certified to ARI ISO 13256-1 standards, are ETL listed, and are ENERGYSTAR® qualified. This model is available either as a water loop, a ground water closed loop, or a ground loop. These options result in a range of capacities and efficiencies. All models are two-stage and can operate at either full or partial capacity (higher efficiencies can be achieved when operating at partial capacity). The specifications below are for the ground loop configuration operating at full capacity.

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Energy Star Qualification
Yes
Energy Efficiency Rating (EER)
20.1
Cooling Capacity
40,200 BTUH
Type
Geothermal
Heating Capacity
26,300 BTUH
Coefficient of Performance (COP)
4.2
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Heating Seasonal Performance Factor (HSPF)
Release Date
Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER)

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September 22, 2008 at 11:00 am
tgkick
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Pros: High comfort - low power bill
Cons: Upfront cost

Very nice system.  Hard to swallow $20K but not too bad when on the home mortgage.  It was $14K more than the builder wanted to use and about $9K more than the upper line heat pump I was looking at.  If I'd used the builder's choice, I'd saved $82 on my monthly house payment.  Compared to the other unit I was looking at, I am paying $53 additional.  My neighbor keeps their thermostat about the same place we keep ours.  They are paying an average of $116 MORE on their power bill with a home 300 sqft less space.  So either way, we did good!


The only annoying thing is sitting on our back porch in the evening and listening to the neighbor's AC come on!

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