What Does HSPF Rating On Daytona Heat Pumps Mean

Daytona Heat Pump

The heating season performance factor or HSPF rating on Daytona heat pumps is the system used to determine the energy efficiency for Daytona heat pumps. To get the HSPF rating you divide the total heat output that is provided over the heating season by the total amount of electrical energy input used during the heating season to operate the Daytona heat pump. The higher the HSPF rating is the mores cost efficient the air condition is for you.

What Does AFUE Rating On Daytona Furnaces Mean

The Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency or AFUE rating on Daytona furnaces is a rating system set up by the U.S. Department of Energy to give homeowners a good understanding of how much energy they can save over the course of a year with a specific model furnace. This rating is a percentage amount that shows the comparison of the amount of heat distributed from a furnace unit compared to the amount of energy that is used to power the furnace unit.