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Hello again!
The winter is comeing again so I have to decide about a heat pump. I have found a good offer for the Fujitsu AWYZ14LB. Do you consider is a good choise to put in a room with 14sqm and almost all the time let the door from that room opend to let the heat go in a lobby entrance about 12sqm but having a connection with the floor lobby, so the heat goes up. It will be effcient? Thanks! The worst temperature is about -15 degrees.
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Hi
Fulitsu AWYZ 14LB is an old construction and I would like to recommend you to take a look at Mitsubishi Electric FD35VABH instead. Comparable or better output with higher COP than the Fujitsu. There is also an issue with the ability to control flow out of the indoor unit of the Fujitsu, it can only direct air flow almost vertically, which is not a postive thing when trying to maximize the heat distribution in a house to prevent radiators starting far away from the indoor unit.
Best Regards/Gano
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Thanks for the answer. I was thinking that is an older modell but also interested because had a good power at output and for this reason I am thinking to choose it. However, sure that has not so many features as new modells.Hard decision, considering the performance and the budget that I have available. What about some Daikin modells?
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Like Gano said, the Nocria is old. But from what I've seen people that have it seems to be happy with it.
The Nocria model tend to use much power when its really cold outside making it behave more like a radiator. Meaning that the COP value is very low.
I've read that the high power mode is really impressive tho'.
Personally I chose the Fujitsu LEC-N 12 because it had newer technology and better COP value.
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Like Gano said, the Nocria is old. But from what I've seen people that have it seems to be happy with it.
The Nocria model tend to use much power when its really cold outside making it behave more like a radiator. Meaning that the COP value is very low.
I've read that the high power mode is really impressive tho'.
Personally I chose the Fujitsu LEC-N 12 because it had newer technology and better COP value.
A COP of 4,44 is not low at all considering this machine has a maximum effect of 9,1 kW
There are figures of this machine delivering over 5,4 kW when -15 degrees Celsius outside.
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I am not with experience in heat pumps, but as Gamblern, I am not considering a low COP for this unit. But as Shelter said, my fear is that this product is a little too old and I am not sure how is working exactly as energy consumption at -15 degrees. However the price is that one that inspires me to take it now, and the performance that it has on paper
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Being without experience, it is very interesting for me to see that a 14000BTU heat pump, as Nocria has 9,1KW and others with 18000BTU has less power. What do I have to choose: BTU, power output or COP higher?
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What do I have to choose: BTU, power output or COP higher?
Power output at low outdoor temperatures - That's what gonna keep you warm. Not good theoretical COP or highest maximum output at +7 °C.
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Power output at low outdoor temperatures - That's what gonna keep you warm. Not good theoretical COP or highest maximum output at +7 °C.
Thanks Purjo! I will after this. And from this point of view having 5,4 KW from 9,1KW , I assume is a good thing for AWYZ14LB!