There are a surprisingly small number of water pumps in the typical American home and, in fact, many houses don't have any pumps at all outside of appliances like dishwashers and washing machines.

But that may be the case if your home’s sump pump is disabled by a power failure, a mechanical breakdown, or simply an overwhelming amount of water. That’s why it’s wise to have a backup ...

A solar panel runs a small pump that pumps water from a ... but also sobering to realize just how much water you’d need to power a typical home. Perhaps if [Quint] upgrades, he can swap out ...

Jon Reed is a senior editor overseeing coverage for CNET's home ... meaning no water is pooling up underneath it or dripping onto the ground below. The heat pumps are Wi-Fi enabled and can ...

Given the consistency of water temperatures, this can be the most efficient ... as it requires less energy to heat an already well insulated home. Most heat pumps only act in one direction – they only ...

The Department of Energy (DOE) recently released higher energy-efficiency standards for water heaters that will go into ...

Debuting at IBS, this marks the company’s first domestic hot water solution integrated into an air-to-water heat pump product for North America. LAS VEGAS, NV — Carrier, global leader in intelligent ...