The temperature inside a home with a heat pump can vary and depends on several factors, including the heat pump settings, the outdoor temperature, the insulation of the house, and personal preferences. Generally, a heat pump can be set to maintain a comfortable indoor temperature similar to what you would expect with traditional heating systems. Here are some considerations:

1. Comfort level:

   • Most people aim for a comfortable indoor temperature, typically somewhere between 18 and 22 degrees Celsius. Heat pumps can be set to maintain this comfort level.

2. Efficiency of the heat pump:

   • Heat pumps work most efficiently at moderate outdoor temperatures. In extremely low outdoor temperatures, it may be necessary to adjust the settings or use additional heating sources.

3. Insulation of the house:

   • A well-insulated house retains heat better, reducing the effort the heat pump needs to maintain the desired temperature.

4. Solar gain:

   • The amount of sunlight entering the house can also affect the indoor temperature. Sunlight can reduce the need for heating.

5. Programmable thermostat:

   • Using a programmable thermostat can help regulate the indoor temperature based on daily schedules and personal preferences.