I’ve been training a few new techs on heat pumps, and one question always comes up: what’s the ideal temperature for optimum efficiency? I usually say 18°C (about 65°F) is a sweet spot, but I’m curious if anyone has found different figures work better in certain climates or applications. It’s fascinating how this can vary.
, this drives me nuts — I’ve had similar debates with my team about that ‘sweet spot.’ I find 18°C works well, but in colder regions, even pushing it to 20°C can help maintain efficiency without strain. Has anyone tried running it at different settings during extreme weather? It’s crazy how much a few degrees can impact performance.
I’ve found that when it gets really cold, setting it to around 20°C can definitely help with efficiency, especially during those extreme weather days. > ‘A few degrees can impact performance.’ That’s spot on! Have you had any techs trying different settings in harsher climates?