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Regular cleaning of filters (vacuuming or washing if necessary) at least every three months for a split system unit and disposable filters in a ducted system we advise to be changed over between 6 – 12 months, and a yearly service by a qualified technician before the change of heating/cooling season is recommended.
Your heat pump is sized to heat a certain area and where possible doors should be closed to maintain efficient operation. Installation of a panel heater(s) for hallways is recommended to assist the operation of your heat pump. A draft = extra load and higher running costs.
In extreme heat conditions ›28◦c, you should have all drapes closed to minimise radiant heat ingress into your home. A realistic temperature set point would be 5◦c lower than the outdoor ambient temperature, no lower. If the setpoint is too low (22 degrees or lower), the outdoor unit doesn’t get a chance to cycle off, and the moisture in the air is frozen onto the indoor heat exchanger. If this is allowed to build up to excessive thickness, the drain operation is compromised and water leakage will occur.
A Heating Consultant would be able to give you the best advice.