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Heat pumps are an environmentally friendly solution to heat and cool your home. Heat pumps in your building use up less energy as whole because they do not burn fossil fuels and therefore are more sustainable. At Unilux RHP, we care about our carbon footprint and are taking responsibility to manufacture sustainable heat pumps. We do this by using the highest-quality, energy efficient motors in all vertical heat pumps. These state-of-the-art ECM motors save energy and our planet.

We recommend inspecting your heat pump and changing filters every 2-3 months. Residents need to see how dirty their filter is and if they are not comfortable with it, change it. If residents can see the drain pan, they should visually inspect it to look for any blockages. However, only a certified technicians should be providing maintenance on heat pumps to ensure the best performance. Our technicians can perform preventative maintenance, so your heat pump keeps providing the utmost comfort for your home. These tune ups can boost the performance of your heat pump and ensure your unit is energy efficient.

There are a few reasons why your heat pump could be making weird noises. These include compressor issues, debris has fallen into the area, bent fan blades on the heat pump or worn-out electrical components. To prevent these issues, heat pump maintenance is suggested. If you are currently experiencing any of these issues, contact us.

Yes, new thermostats will work with your heat pump. The best thermostat on the market is the Unilux Universe Thermostat. The Universe Thermostat is our first smart thermostat for heat pumps. With its sleek look and advanced features to control your HVAC settings from your phone, computer or Google Home and Amazon Alexa products, we are simplifying the way you manage your comfort.

Yes! Once you have been accustomed to all the comforts of a heat pump, it is best to stick with a similar system and replace it with a new heat pump. Residents are typically limited to the system the building already offers. Therefore, if your building has a heat pump, you will replace that unit with a heat pump.