Heat Pump Data Analysis

Going to be posting some data from my monitoring systems here.. Last fall i put in a single outside air source heat pump rated at 18,000 BTUs which has two indoor air handlers each rated at 12,000 BTUs. After realizing they where pretty efficient units, I put in two more smaller heat pumps in this fall, so that i can heat the entire house in the "shoulder" months here in Northern NY, not to be confused with "Upstate" NY lol. These are not top of the line brand name units, but honestly they all seem to share the same internal parts for the most part. These are Cooper and Hunter heat pumps.

SPECS:
House is 2,280 Square Feet., Located near Redford NY.

X1 18,000 BTU external air source heat pump that supplies two interior 12,000 BTU air handlers, one of these conditions my master bedroom and master bath, the other one conditions my living room, kitchen and dining room.

X1 9,000 BTU air source heat pump that conditions a bedroom and bathroom.

X1 9,000 BTU air source heat pump that conditions another bedroom and bathroom.

Link for 18,000 BTU unit.
https://cooperandhunter.us/product/ch18msph230vo


Link for 9,000 BTU unit.
https://cooperandhunter.us/product/ch-ny09mia-230vo

I have a electrical panel monitor system, and a temperature monitoring system.

Link for Energy monitoring system.


Link for temperature system.

Looking forward to it

data for 11/1/2023-11/12/2023

I had to google Peasleeville NY to see where you were and why it's so cold already. Now I want that Energy monitor.

cArNaGe wrote: ↑

Tue. Nov. 14, 2023 1:08 pm

I had to google Peasleeville NY to see where you were and why it's so cold already. Now I want that Energy monitor.

lol they refer to some areas around here as little Siberia.

It’s a slick monitoring system for sure. It can do a lot more as well, smart outlets, EV chargers etc.