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What is the HSPF rating f a goodman cpj36-1b heat pump?
What is the HSPF rating for a Goodman CPKJ36-1AB
Is seer or hspf more important?
It depends what you use more, A/C or heat. The SEER rating pertains to cooling efficiency. The HSPF pertains to heating efficiency.
What has the author Robert C Johanson written?
Robert C Johanson has written: 'Users manual for hydrological simulation program - FORTRAN (HSPF)' -- subject(s): Operating systems (Computers), Hydrology, FORTRAN (Computer program language), Computer programs 'Maintenance and testing of hydrological simulation program-FORTRAN (HSPF)' -- subject(s): Water quality management, Hydrologic models
What has the author Patrick N Deliman written?
Patrick N. Deliman has written: 'Integration of the Hydrologic Simulation Program-FORTRAN (HSPF) watershed water quality model into the Watershed Modeling System (WMS)' -- subject(s): Hydrologic Simulation Program--FORTRAN (HSPF), Hydrologic models, Mathematical models, Software, Water quality, Watershed Modeling System (WMS), Watersheds
Where to get HSPF for international comfort heat pump model NFC2400C1?
International Comfort Heat PumpUltra High Efficiency 9000 Model CH9536VKC1, Serial # L9945 35630 Manufacturer # NCH9536VKC1 Please tell me the size (tonnage) and the year?
What has the author D D Franz written?
D. D Franz has written: 'Evaluation of remote sensing data for input into Hydrological Simulation Program-FORTRAN (HSPF)' -- subject(s): FORTRAN (Computer program language), Remote sensing
Who are some reliable heat pump manufacturers?
Something that can help you in looking for a good heat pump is to look at its HSPF rating. The higher this rating the more efficient the heat pump is. A high-efficiency unit will cost more. But, operating costs will be lower, and they can add value to your home.
Buying a Heat Pump?
A heat pump is essentially an air conditioner that can provide both warm and cool air to our homes. They are an especially popular option right now for homeowners due to the many rebates and Energy Star tax credits that are available to them. However, for many consumers, that initial research leads to a vast array of heat pump prices and options that overwhelms them. Simply put, a heat pump extracts heat from the air or ground outside your home and transfers that heat into the house. Under the right conditions, a heat pump performs this process substantially less expensive than either a gas or an oil furnace. The first step then is to consult with an HVAC professional to determine if you meet those conditions or if it is financially feasible to meet them. In this case, the long-term savings available to you can put current heat pump prices in a different light. If you are paying an HVAC installer to install your heat pump, they will often include these services as part of the installation. Once the homeowner has determined that a heat pump is the right choice, they must determine what size they require. Understand that if you save money by purchasing an undersized heat pump, then you will pay additional energy costs due to the inefficient operation of the pump. When you speak to the HVAC tech, have them calculate your house’s heating load in order to determine what size heat pump you require. The rule of thumb is you want a heat pump that must run continuously in order to heat the home. Efficient heat pumps earn you a tax credit, and they provide long-term cost-saving benefits. In order to understand efficiency, the customer must be aware of SEER and HSPF. SEER is a measure of the heat pump’s cooling efficiency while HSPF is a measure of its heating proficiency. Many heat pumps achieve a balance between the two, but this may not be the best device for you. If you live in a cold climate, then a heat pump with a higher HSPF rating may serve you better. Likewise, if you live in a warm climate, you may not need a particularly efficient cooling heat pump.
