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what A.C. do i have?

theracedude

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I live in south florida. I have what i would say is a standard florida A.C. unit. It cools great and works poor as a heater. The heater is a coil from what i understand and the air blows over it.

question: is that called a heat pump?
 
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mmg440

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Not enough to go by on your question..
When you say coil is that coil a separate electric element sometimes referred to as a heating coil or is it a finned unit with aluminum or copper tubing going threw. Basically a heat pump is the latter it uses the same coil made of tube and fins to produce the heat as the A/C. The electric coil style would be considered Electrical resistance heating.
 

redsky49

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Post the manufacturer and model number. If not found on the outside of the unit, remove the front cover and you will find a data plate somewhere on the inside. Cooling coil may have separate plate. Otherwise we are all only guessing :headscrat
 
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rickairmedic

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Racedude you most likely have a packaged heat pump unit ( everything is in a Box outside and the air is ducted inside from the box ) . With that said you may not have a true heat pump system . You may have a packaged AC system with an electric Heat kit added to it due to your location. I grew up in Tampa and every house I lived in down there had a package unit heat pump system.

Rick
 
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