Fujitsu heat and cool..too hot

[seavu]

Hi..my Fujitsu multi split ductless is about 4 years old now. My question is: during the shoulder seasons I find when in heat mode, the heat is very hot..much like baseboard electric heat output. Does this reverse cycle Inverter, Halycon Fujitsu have heat strips that activate as required? Thus the very hot air coming out. I always get this very hot air regardless of the chilly outdoor conditions. I know heat pumps really are best with outdoor temps above the freezing point, that is the only time I use the system for the heat. To me the outdoor heat produced from the outdoor air should be a subtle warmth and not HOT air..or am I wrong in my theory?
many thanks!!

 

[Jackfre]

One advantage of the inverter minisplit heat pumps is that they are net to the space. As well, with the inverter they constantly vary the speed of the indoor evaporator fan, compressor and condenser fan, so it can provide optimum opeating condition constantly.

Plastic cased units cannot have electric elements, so the system is giving you the best temps it can. My 15 RLQ Fujitsu at 5f made 108f air. Surprised the bejeepers out of me.

 

[seavu]

Thanks Jackfre..I still can't believe the heat coming out is true heat from the outdoor air...but I will certainly take it. It does make sense that electric strips would not be in the plastic housing....seavu