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Just to be clear, it works perfectly at -14c and above? Or is there some disappointing performance in an intermediate range? I'm in Northern England and it's n
by switch007 3y ago
Just to be clear, it works perfectly at -14c and above? Or is there some disappointing performance in an intermediate range?
I'm in Northern England and it's not uncommon for weeks of -5c to 5c in winter, some snowy days, plus serious damp making it feel even colder. So I'm curious if a similar system would be similarly amazing here.
I've read many people say they work perfectly because it won't hit -20c (a nice Strawman...)
- Aspos 3y agoAt low temps COP is lower, meaning you'll not get 4 units of heat for 1 unit of energy spent, but COP is still higher than 1 meaning using heat pump is still cheaper than using basic electric resistive heating. I think Northern England climate is ideal for heat pumps -- it never gets too cold, never gets too hot.