COP, or coefficient of performance, indicates how much heat energy an air source heat pump generates from one unit of electricity.
Formula: COP = heating output (kW) ÷ power input (kW)
For example, Leomon BLN-012TC1 provides:
The COP is 4.56 under standard A7/W35 conditions
When a higher outlet water temperature is required, the COP of A7/W55 is 2.89
Note: Such as, if the air source heat pump is in the "A7/W35" test condition, "A7" means the outdoor air temperature is 7℃, and "W35" means the outlet water temperature is 35℃.
This indicates that the higher the water temperature, the lower the efficiency of the air source heat pump system.
COP, or coefficient of performance, indicates how much heat energy an air source heat pump generates from one unit of electricity.
Formula: COP = heating output (kW) ÷ power input (kW)
For example, Leomon BLN-012TC1 provides:
The COP is 4.56 under standard A7/W35 conditions
When a higher outlet water temperature is required, the COP of A7/W55 is 2.89
Note: Such as, if the air source heat pump is in the "A7/W35" test condition, "A7" means the outdoor air temperature is 7℃, and "W35" means the outlet water temperature is 35℃.
This indicates that the higher the water temperature, the lower the efficiency of the air source heat pump system.
