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This informational handout introduces Inflation Reduction Act (IRA)-eligible electric household appliances designed to reduce energy consumption and costs. Heat pumps are presented as 3-5 times more efficient than fossil-fuel-based systems, with costs ranging from $500-$40,000 including installation, and capable of maintaining home heating in temperatures below -20°F in cold climates. Electric and induction stoves are described as more energy-efficient alternatives that do not require gas hookups or burn fossil fuels. The document advises that whole-home electrification may require electrical panel upgrades or smart panels depending on home size and needs, with electrical wiring modifications potentially necessary for appliances requiring 240-volt outlets.
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