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US $1,071.99 Bids: Ends: 19d 20h 26m GOODMAN CPKJ60 1 5 TON 12 SEER SPLIT SYSTEM HEAT PUMP	US $1,200.00 Bids: Ends: 24d 4h 35m GoodMan 5 Ton Condensing Heat Pump	US $1,299.99 Bids: Ends: 16d 23h 9m GOODMAN CPLT60 1B 5 TON SPLIT SYSTEM HEAT PUMP 52512	US $1,358.00 Bids: Ends: 1d 15h 9m Goodman 2 Ton 13 SEER Heat Pump Split System A C

US $1,373.00 Bids: Ends: 1d 3h 50m Goodman 2 Ton Heat Pump 13Seer Air Conditioning 77HSPF	US $1,373.00 Bids: Ends: 4d 19h 49m Goodman 15 Ton Heat Pump 13 Seer Cooling A C 77 HSPF	US $1,373.00 Bids: Ends: 4d 20h 33m Goodman 2 Ton Heat Pump 13 Seer A C Factory Warranty	US $1,473.00 Bids: Ends: 10d 7h 50m Goodman 2 Ton 13 Seer Heat Pump System R 410a

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Thats actually a very good question! The biggest benefit to buying a Bryant or any Hybrid HVAC system comes when you live in a place that your utility costs fluctuate often. Natural gas may be high this year and electric low, or vice versa.

The main benefit of a Hybrid HVAC System is that you have the ability to set your progammable themrostat to use the source of the least cost! In your question you mentioned the Bryant Hybrid Furnace, but in reality... a Hybrid system consist of ANY type of furnace and a heat pump condesing unit, versus a straight AC unit.

Heat pumps have the ability to heat your home to an effective outside temp of about 32 degrees, below 32 however and they cannot remove enough heat from the outside air to transfer into your home.

If you do plan on going Hybrid HVAC, dont short change yourself and go with a 16 seer heat pump and a 90% or higher efficiency furnace. You should also check to see if there are any tax credits both locally and federal.

Thanks for the question...

Greg