Appreciate the feedback gentleman . The Goodman is what I call a conventional heat pump but is two stage dual fuel with a 60K LP furnace . The Daikin is an inverter dual fuel with a 40K LP furnace . I have a Mitsubishi mini split in my two car man cave so I know inverter style is very efficient . I am in the mountains of north Georgia so not a cold climate but we have winter night time temps in the low 20's and on rare occasions in the teens .
I know the Daikin will be cheaper to run in regards to electrical use at least based on the mini split in the garage . Our home is 1500 sf of conditioned space on a single level but has a full basement . I also know that Mitsubishi makes heat pumps with a conventional air handler so it ties into existing ducts in the home . I have not explored that too much yet but that might be an option . As an example they have a PVZ-A36NHA system which is 36K cooling and 38K heating that is 19.3 SEER that can be purchased online for 5440.35 with free shipping . Just need to purchase a wired thermostat and then have the system installed . Again I appreciate the feedback guys thank you .
I know the Daikin will be cheaper to run in regards to electrical use at least based on the mini split in the garage . Our home is 1500 sf of conditioned space on a single level but has a full basement . I also know that Mitsubishi makes heat pumps with a conventional air handler so it ties into existing ducts in the home . I have not explored that too much yet but that might be an option . As an example they have a PVZ-A36NHA system which is 36K cooling and 38K heating that is 19.3 SEER that can be purchased online for 5440.35 with free shipping . Just need to purchase a wired thermostat and then have the system installed . Again I appreciate the feedback guys thank you .
