A heat pump uses compression and expansion of a gas to move heat from inside a building to the outside (cooling mode) or from outside a building to the inside (heating mode). A typical heat pump will use one unit of electricity and move 4 units of heat. This ratio is known as:
CoP = conductive operational performance
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CoP = Coefficient of Power
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CoP = Coefficient of Performance
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CoP = Conference of the Parties
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A heat pump uses compression and expansion of a gas to move heat from inside a building to the outside (cooling mode) or from outside a building to the inside (heating mode). A typical heat pump will use one unit of electricity and move 4 units of heat. This ratio is known as:

CoP = conductive operational performance

❌

CoP = Coefficient of Power

❌

CoP = Coefficient of Performance

✅

CoP = Conference of the Parties

❌

Accepted Answer

CoP = Coefficient of Performance

Answer

CoP = conductive operational performance

Answer

CoP = Coefficient of Power

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CoP = Conference of the Parties

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