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What I wrote isn't hard to understand, I'm sure you understand what I'm getting at. If you want to be obtuse, be my guest. P.S - I should've just used "effici
by Xarodon 8y ago
What I wrote isn't hard to understand, I'm sure you understand what I'm getting at.
If you want to be obtuse, be my guest.
P.S - I should've just used "efficiency", that is the correct word, not "energy efficiency"
- SigmundA 8y agoYou may be technically correct, but just barely, all of the energy put into a heat pump is turned into heat, not only does it move heat it also adds it own and that conversion is 100% efficient. Now a 100% of heat generated by the compressor may not make it into the space being heated but most of it is along with a bunch it pulled from the outside environment. Honestly you are the one being obtuse. Efficiency can be measured many ways, but in the case of heating and cooling I think everyone would agree the efficiency that actually matters is energy efficiency for both economic and environmental reasons.