Convert Carrier AC Package Unit to HeatPump

Nope, cant convert it but depending on the ductwork, you may or maynot be able to add a duct heater. Bubba

If you replace it with anything, replace it with a gas/propane "space-pak". All-in-one heat and AC just like the unit you have - outside package.

BTW...these days electric heat is often as economical at fuel-based heat. What you have may be the most economical for renters.

can you get "OFF PEAK" electrical metering service in your area?

Mark

Thanks for the advice...I am considering offering to pay their electrical bills above a certain thresh hold. That way I can see how high it really is and way the costs of replacement vs any savings.

be able to add a duct heater.

Thanks Bubba...I may want to put some 1500 watt hair dryers in the ducts for winter time use...I think those work the same as duct heaters but far cheaper. 100 hair dryers should give me 150kws of heat;-)

can you get "OFF PEAK" electrical metering service in your area?

Thanks for the reply...I am not sure, but I will check into it.

Here's one:

Unless you want to take it on as a personal project, I don't think costs or results would be a very positive outcome.

If this is the unit you should be able to add electric heat right to the unit. Only concern would be electrical breakers, wiring and panel space availability.

Sorry, just reread this line... Crips, English is my first language :(