How It Works: Air Source Heat Pump

Air Source Heat Pump uses an outdoor unit and outside air to transfer the heat. It is the most common electric heat pump.

Want to be comfortable and save money all year? As much as 50 percent of your monthly utility bill goes to heat and cool your home. And, if you have an older, inefficient system, it can cost you hundreds of dollars more on your annual home energy costs. Mississippi Power offers multiple rebates when you are making a heating and cooling system purchase. Look below to find the rebate that applies to you.

Benefits
• Most advanced and efficient heating and cooling system
• Keeps your home warm in the winter and cool in the summer
• Saves money on your monthly energy bills
• Lasts an average of 20 years
• More flexibility when building your home (no flues or vent pipes)
• Comes in a variety of types, so you can choose which one is best for your home
• Lower annual energy costs -- Savings of up to $300 per year on your electric power bill
• Peace of mind -- no flues or pilot lights
• Easy installation - a simple frame makes for easy installation
• Operating modes to maximize efficiency and lifestyle adjustments
• Dehumidifying and cooling the surrounding air