DUCTED HEATING
The heating process begins with the central unit, also known as the heat pump or furnace. When in heating mode, this unit generates heat, which is then distributed throughout the house using a network of ducts.
Air from inside the house is drawn into the system through return air grilles. This air is directed back to the central unit where it’s warmed. The warmed air is then pushed back out into the house through a series of ducts and vents located in each room.
The cycle repeats, with the system continuously taking in cooler air, warming it, and distributing the heated air around the house, thus maintaining a consistent and comfortable temperature throughout your home.