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Consultation on heat pump COP/cop for heating

2019-04-24View Original

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According to the theory in textbooks, the heating coefficient of a heat pump should equal the cooling coefficient plus 1. Then why is the cooling coefficient listed on the heat pump’s label higher than the heating coefficient?
Reply #22019-04-25
Within the same cycle, the heating coefficient = cooling coefficient + 1. The heating and cooling coefficients on the nameplate should correspond to different operating conditions.

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