We recently replaced our 19 year old HVAC system and the tech set the new Heat Pump lockout temperature at 35 degrees. One reason we went with this system was the advertised ability to cost effectively heat down to 19 degrees. Is that unrealistic or no? Do you agree with the 35 degree limit or would you lower? Thx in advance
Electricity cost is 9.7 cents/kWh Propane Cost (we pre-bought) is $1.80/gallon
Carrier Infinity Controller Thermostat - SYSTXCCITC01-B
Carrier Infinity 97% Gas Furnace - 59MN7B120C241122
Carrier Infinity 5 ton variable speed Heat pump - 25VNA060A003
Carrier 5 ton Evap Coil - CNPVP6024ALA
SWMO elevation 1,296 feet
PS - This is our first ever heat pump, do you recommend leaving set at a temperature and let it run, or adjust up/down when not at home?
Electricity cost is 9.7 cents/kWh Propane Cost (we pre-bought) is $1.80/gallon
Carrier Infinity Controller Thermostat - SYSTXCCITC01-B
Carrier Infinity 97% Gas Furnace - 59MN7B120C241122
Carrier Infinity 5 ton variable speed Heat pump - 25VNA060A003
Carrier 5 ton Evap Coil - CNPVP6024ALA
SWMO elevation 1,296 feet
PS - This is our first ever heat pump, do you recommend leaving set at a temperature and let it run, or adjust up/down when not at home?
source https://hvac-talk.com/vbb/threads/2235898-Carrier-25VNA-Heat-Pump-Lockout-Temperature?goto=newpost
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