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BARD HAMACTURIHG COKPANY
DUAL FUEL ADD-OH HEAT PUMP GUIDE TO ENERGY COGT SAVINGS
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ARI RATED HEATING CAP,i BTUH (47 >”29000. COP(ITlr 3.00. HSPP 7.00 MIN.DHR REG IV
8TUH (17 ) nOOOrCUhn ) 2.10---------
FURKACB TYPE 8LBCTR1C ---------- FURNACE EFFICIENCY 100.00
X
AFUE
HEAT
ELEC.
ESs
cS
BTUH
5/EHH
30,000
— THEORETICAL ANNUAL HEATING COGT —
HEAT PUMP WITH ELECTRIC BEAT ELECTRIC HEAT ONLY
.05
S
514
925
.06
.07
s
$
612
716
.08
$
820
1488
-03
i
925
1669
.10
s
1029
1857
.12
$
1238
2232
.14
.16
s
s
1439
1648
2601
2977
BALANCE POINT 13 DEG.F.
35,000
— THEORETICAL ANNUAL HEATING COST —
HEAT PUMP HiTfl ELECTRIC BEAT ELECTRIC HEAT ONLY
.05
S
605
1085
.06
S
723
1300
•02
S
841
1516
,08
.09
S
966
1732
S
1085
1947
.10
S
1210
2170
.12
S
1453
2601
.14
S
1697
3039
.16
S
1933
3471
BALANCE POINT 17 DEG.F.
40,000
50,000
60,000
— THEORETICAL ANNUAL
HEAT PUMP WITH ELECTRIC EAT
TING COST —
iBCTRIC BEAT ONLY
.05
S
695
1238
.06
S
841
1488
.07
S
980
1732
.08
.09
S
$
lUI
h32
.10
S
1398
2476
.12
.14
s
s
1683
1961
2977
3471
.16
s
2239
3965
— THEORETICAL ANNUAL HEATING COST —
HEATPUMP KITH ELECTRIC HEAT ELECTRIC HEAT ONLY
BALANCE POINT 20 DEG.F.
.05
S
904
1544
S
S
1085
1857
2170
.08
S
1453
2476
.09
.10
S
S
1627
1808
2789
3095
.12
S
2170
3721
.14
S
2538
4340
.16
S
2893
4959
— THEORETICAL ANNUAL HEATING COST —
HEAT PUMP KITH ELECTRIC HEAT ELECTRIC HEAT ONLY
BALANCE POINT 25 DEG.F.
.05
S
1133
1857
.06
s
1356
2232
1
1586
1815
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.09
s
2031
3345
.10
.12
1
2260
2712
3721
4465
.14
$
3165
5210
.16
s
3617
5954
BALANCE POINT 29 DEG.F.
ANNUAL AIR CONDITIONING COST NHEN COOLING LOAD IS SIZED TO HATCH COOLING CAPACITY OF HEAT PUMP
.05 .06 .07 .08 .09 .10 .12 .14 .16
S 60
72 84
96 108 120 144 168 192
(-ELECTRIC RATE S/KHH
_
(--THEORETICAL AIR CONDITIONING COST
THE ABOVE ANNUAL HEATING AND COOLING OPERATING COSTS ARE THEORETICAL ESTIMATES ONLY AND ARE PROVIDED FOR A COMMON
BASIS OF COffARISON BETNEBN VARIOUS TYPES OF HEATHG Affi COOLING SYSTEMS. ACTUAL VALUES HAY VARY DEPENDING OH
ACTUAL HEATHER CONDITIONS AND INDIVIDUAL USAGE PAHERN.
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