Hallowell Heat Pump

17 years ago

Has anyone heard of this company and can comment on how well it works? I have oil heat and I am looking to supplement my oil with a heat pump. I live in Northeast PA and it gets coldest in January - February. It says itÂs still efficient at 10 degrees. If this technology exists why are the big boys not joining in? Trane, Carrier ect.

If I can get a heat pump to get me through maybe mid Â December and then take me from mid Â March this would be a huge savings. I have a hot water boiler that sends it to a coil in a Trane air handler.

Thanks for any response. Here is the link. I hope it works. I also had seen a company called Nyle with the same unit but the link no longer works.

Here is a link that might be useful: Hollowell

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chckandco
17 years ago
Check out the Hallowell web site at gotohallowell.com. We've had ours for a year and love it. Doesn't even break a sweat at 0 degrees ....There were some issues that had to be resolved but were with our unit, not the model in general... Also my thread on here ran for almost a a year, until it filled and someone started a new one. Check under All climate heat pump and cold climate heat pump. I'd have to go back and find how far back it is now....
sunnyflies
17 years ago
I couldn't find your thread. Would you bump it if you can find it? Thanks.

I had done some research on it and even spoken with Hallowell, but everything seemed to indicate that it works extremely well in very cold climates like Canada and northern parts of the US and not so well in more temperate areas like mine, here on LI, NY. I would love to learn more as I am about to buy a new HVAC system.
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chckandco
17 years ago
My thread was titled new heat pumps for cold climates, started November 3, 2007 and ran till full on April 10, 2008. The other one is cold climate heat pumps and it was started by someone on January 21, 2008. Not sure what you mean by "bump it" because it filled up. Just do a search at the bottom of this page and it will come up as one ....