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Online, May 10, 2011 (Newswire.com) - A global statistics states that, in comparison to other heating and cooling systems, heat pumps have attested to be a much more energy saving mechanism accounting to 65% of the energy saved. Generation of hot and chilled water and air conditioning are the alternative functions of a heat pump that primarily provides heat to residential and corporate spaces during winters. HeatPumpReview.net has a paramount information source on working of heat pumps, its uses, ways to look for the most efficient and energy saving equipment and so on.

When compared to other heating systems like geysers, boilers, solar heating and other heating systems, heat pumps makes it to the top of the list in energy efficiency. It is environment friendly and occupies minimal floor space. Knowing these benefits very well the sales of these systems have enhanced eventually. However, with the many options a customer is faced with it is essential for a buyer to learn about the modern systems and plan their purchase accordingly.

"Knowing the best heat pump ratings is something that is held of high regard by informed users of the equipment. I am honest with them and tell them that we sell brands that we know are trusted and that run well but that the only way to fairly compare heat pumps is by knowing the specifics of their home," declares the spokesperson of HeatPumpReview.net.

"In order to assess the best heat pump various factors need to be considered," he comments. "A SEER rating is one of them, as well as HSPF ratings. The higher the SEER or Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio the more efficient the unit is. But, there is one thing you need to know about the SEER rating. The SEER rating only refers to the cooling efficiency of the unit. If you want to make a truly informed decision about the unit you also need to look at the HSPF or Heating Season Performance Factor," he adds further.

Heat pump ratings according to HeatPumpReview.net states that in the modern day pump the SEER rating should be around 14 as opposed to the single digit value of 7 or 6 in the older pumps. Similarly, a good rating in the case of HSPF would be any value between 5, 6 or 7.

While specifying on Trane heat pumps he comments, "Trane heat pump models offer ultra efficiency units such as the XL19i and XL16i, super efficiency units XL15i and XL14i, as well as several high efficiency units and standard efficiency units. The Trane Ultra Efficiency Unit XL19i offers an HSPF of 8.9."

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