Why do you implement scale for temperature of the home using such an obscure metric? Just give temperature in Farenheit and let someone select the temperature. No one is going to understand that they keep their home at "1.02"
Ok, so I live near Minnesota, I was looking at your system for some supplemental heat for my shop in the winter, just to help keep it above freezing other than the real cold times when the main heater would take over. I was also looking to drop the temp during the hottest summer days by about 6 degrees. But it sounds like you are telling me to forget it?
Oh, I hope not! This video just talks about the change in refrigerant that's happening at the end of the year, but the unit will keep moving forward with the new refrigerant. There are some pretty extreme temperatures in Minnesota, obviously especially in the winter. We have a client who has one of these at an off-grid home in the very tip of the northern peninsula of MI, so I can have him get in touch, too, if you'd like to discuss, since his reason for purchasing was similar to yours.
