Heat Pump Seasonal COP & HSPF2 Energy Savings Calculator
Calculate operating electricity cost and heating dollar savings when upgrading from baseboard, furnace, or boiler heating to a modern inverter heat pump.
Parameters & Inversions
Deterministic EngineCalculated Output Metrics
Analytical Proof & Invariants
Machine PrecisionHeat Pump kWh = Heating Load BTU / (COP × 3,412.14) | COP = HSPF2 / 3.412
Step-by-Step Mathematical Derivation
Net delivered heat Q = Gross Therms × (AFUE% / 100) × 100,000 BTU. For 850 Therms at 80% AFUE: 68,000,000 BTU delivered.
COP = HSPF2 / 3.41214. An HSPF2 of 9.5 equals a COP of 2.78, meaning the heat pump moves 2.78 units of heat for every 1 unit of electricity consumed.
kWh = Q / (COP × 3,412.14). 68,000,000 / (2.784 × 3,412.14) = 7,159 kWh/year.
Old Fuel Cost = (850 Therms × $1.65) = $1,402.50. Heat pump cost = 7,159 kWh × $0.16 = $1,145.44.
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