That’s correct. A “heat pump” is just an AC that goes both ways. They’re the most common kind of AC here in Japan too, and are just referred to as “aircons”.
This is not correct. An inverter heat pump can adjust its output, unlike an on-off heat pump. The latter always runs at full power and regulates its output by constantly turning on and off.
That’s correct. A “heat pump” is just an AC that goes both ways. They’re the most common kind of AC here in Japan too, and are just referred to as “aircons”.
Not really. All are heat pumps. if they go both ways they are inverter heat pumps.
This is not correct. An inverter heat pump can adjust its output, unlike an on-off heat pump. The latter always runs at full power and regulates its output by constantly turning on and off.
You are correct. Edited.