Today's Airtemp indoor comfort systems are designed, assembled and repeatedly and thoroughly tested in North America. Using only reliable components and proven technology, we build quality into our products at every step of the manufacturing process.

A heat pump can both heat and cool a home, compared to an air conditioner which only provides cooling. In other words it's a replacement for both your air conditioner and your furnace or boiler. That means when you install a heat pump you're getting two major appliances for the price of one.

Heat sources are energy-efficient: Modern heating systems, such as an all-electric furnace and forced-air heating system, have an annual fuel utilization efficiency (AFUE) between 95% and 100% (according to Energy.gov). This means almost 100% of the fuel becomes heat for the home while 5% or less is lost.

Typically, forced air refers to the heating system in your home, while central air refers to the cooling system. However, these terms are often used interchangeably because your central air system will use the forced air system's vents and ducts to deliver cool air into your home.