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Fujitsu Heating and Cooling Systems Chosen for Habitat for Humanity Project

Habitat for Humanity is a global nonprofit with a presence in nearly 1,400 communities throughout the US. The organization works to strengthen and stabilize families and communities by providing housing for those in need. Often, these homeowners help build their own houses alongside volunteers, and pay an affordable mortgage, as they did in Midland, WA. While working with the local utility, Tacoma Power, Habitat managers decided to install a hybrid electric heating system; zonal electric (either baseboard or fan-forced wall heaters) and a 12,000 BTU Fujitsu ductless mini-split in each home. Habitat for Humanity knew upfront that the 30 houses would all be built to meet the insulation requirements of the Washington code, and would also be equipped with heat recovery ventilators (HRV). Read on to learn how much was saved on utility costs by using Fujitsu systems.