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Not for air source. Source: your link. Air source heat pumps are a lot easier, so they are the majority of installs. I expect the national code doesn't give
by maxerickson 4y ago
Not for air source.
Source: your link.
Air source heat pumps are a lot easier, so they are the majority of installs.
I expect the national code doesn't give a minimum COP for air source because the performance changes with air temperature. The bulk of my heating cost occurs when it is 10-20 ⁰F outside, where someone located in a warmer spot might have most of their heating at 35-45 or whatever.
- xxpor 4y agoI definitely read it too quickly, but clicking through to the energy.gov page does clarify that the COP is measured at 47 deg F (which is warm)