Ahh, yeah the midea portasplit (or similar models) are heat pump designs. I do have a heat pump but it’s air to water. So it does my hot water and central heating. As it’s in the UK it does make sense for that as a main one, AC is far less important here and a single room unit is probably reasonable.
AC for comfort in summer, heating to survive winter.
Heat pumps are really effective these days and additionally provide efficient warming even in extreme cold. They’re ubiquitous in Scandinavia.
Just throw the central on recirculate if you have the option or use a fan
Edit: see comment below
Heat exchangers? Got any more info on that, sounds interesting.
Whoops, typo. I meant heat pump.
Though there is also a type of heat exchanger sometimes called heat recovery or something like that for cold climates.
Sorry for the articles, i know it better in a different language 🤷 you should be able to find the wiki and shop from that info
Heres an example: https://www.mitsubishicomfort.com/products/heat-pumps
Ahh, yeah the midea portasplit (or similar models) are heat pump designs. I do have a heat pump but it’s air to water. So it does my hot water and central heating. As it’s in the UK it does make sense for that as a main one, AC is far less important here and a single room unit is probably reasonable.
AC for comfort in summer, heating to survive winter.