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Old 02-02-2023, 07:42 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by Slickcraft View Post
Our hyper heat units 100% crossover efficiency is at about 0 deg F and they are good for operation down to minus 13 deg and 85% efficiency. However, when the temp drops below 0 deg I shut them off and switch to oil heat for zones not covered by the pellet stove. So I would not run them this Friday night.

Alan
I have never had mini splits in the same home as oil, so unable to do a direct comparison, but I am confused by your math or maybe by terminology. If mini splits are, say, 30% (or more) more efficient than oil, and they are operating at 85% efficiency at -13, aren't they still more efficient than oil at that temp? Thanks
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