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Robert11 · Guest

Hello:

For air conditioner terms and definitions:

Can someone please explain the difference between SEER and EER ?

Those numbers they always kick around like 8 and 12 SEER:
Are these the same as EER ?

if not, how does one convert from one to the other ?

Thanks,
Bob

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stretch · Guest

SEER is average COOLING efficiency in BTUs per watt. EER is Cooling
Efficiency at fixed conditions ibn BTUs per watt.

SEER means Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio. EER means Energy
Efficiency Ratio. HSPF is Heating Seasonal Performance Ratio.

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SEER's appear larger wherever I have figured the comparison.
Hey Stretch, I used your TXV test data in my page to manufacturers'
That is very important data affecting SEER ratings!
My E-mail address is on the web page below, if you want to contact me.

There ought to be a campaign launched to mandate TXVs on evaporators.
Servicing apartment complexes, I have seen the pistons put in backwards in
flow-rators.
Makes it look like bad compressor valves, but it didn't fool me.
I let the compressor pump it down and reversed the piston. (Operated
okay.) - udarrell -Darrell
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