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Electricity is derived from useful building heat, SCOP and an optional direct electric backup share. Flow temperature documents the temperature level to which the SCOP applies.
Combine useful heat demand, flow temperature, SCOP and electricity tariff into annual energy, cost and CO₂ results.
This calculator answers: how much electricity does the heat pump use each year, what does that energy cost, and what CO₂ emissions result?
Complete the inputs and calculate.
Electricity is derived from useful building heat, SCOP and an optional direct electric backup share. Flow temperature documents the temperature level to which the SCOP applies.
Use a manufacturer SCOP for the matching heat source and flow-temperature range; this is a preliminary estimate, not an efficiency certificate.
Inputs, units and assumptions remain traceable in the result. Planning and approval require measured data, manufacturer documentation and a time-series simulation.