The r/HeatPumps subreddit has been trending lately, as more people install and fall in love with highly efficient heat pump technology in their homes.
In a recent post, one Reddit user shared screenshots of their heat pump's usage rates and performance specs.


"Just installed a R32 Gree Sapphire and I am impressed with its low end modulation," the original poster wrote. "This unit will throttle down to an incredible 70 watt minimum with the inverter active with an incredible cop of 9.62."
This social media share was insightful for other Reddit users because it offers a real-world example of a new heat pump's efficiency and performance.
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Redditors were interested to learn more about the OP's heat pump and shared their feedback in the comment section.
"That's sick!" one Reddit user commented. "My 3 ton Midea unit can get down to about 300W and I was impressed just with that."
"These are amazing heat pumps," wrote another Redditor.
"What a time to be alive: born too early to explore space, born too late to explore the world, just born right to have a heating system that can modulate on nearly 100% of his powerspectrum," someone else shared.
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