A-7/W35: efficiency at -7 °C outdoor air and 35 °C flow.
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Which information would you like to use?
Choose the information you have. A home quick scan is easiest for most people; gas consumption or a known design heat loss provides additional guidance.
This method assumes 80% for space heating, 90% boiler efficiency and 2,000 full-load hours. The result therefore has a deliberately broad uncertainty range.
We only add a 5% selection margin and then check the outcome against the property details you entered.
Tell us briefly about your home
These characteristics determine the home quick scan and provide a useful plausibility check for the other methods.
For this quick check we use -7 °C as a consistent comparison point and compare the models at A-7/W35.
How is heat distributed in your home?
The insulation level determines how much heat your home needs. The COP belongs to the heat pump at a fixed operating point. Your emitter system then determines whether a 35 °C flow temperature is realistic for your home.
Would you also like domestic hot water?
If required, we add a simple domestic hot water tank indication. This does not change the required space-heating capacity.
Do not worry: this will not block your recommendation.
This is likely to suit you best
You first receive the key technical information. You can then have your situation checked by an iGarden Certified Partner with no obligation.
This model covers the calculated heating demand at -7 °C and a 35 °C flow temperature.
A7/W35: efficiency at +7 °C outdoor air and 35 °C flow.
The range depends on the selected calculation method.
The displayed COP is the fixed unit performance at A-7/W35 or A7/W35. Better insulation reduces the heating demand and electricity consumption, but does not change this COP value. If a home requires a flow temperature above 35 °C, the actual COP will generally be lower.
Practical installation options
COP is a unit value at a specific test point: at a COP of 3.23, 1 kWh of electricity delivers 3.23 kWh of heat under those conditions. Insulation determines the amount of heat required, not this fixed COP. Actual seasonal efficiency also depends on the weather, required flow temperature, controls, domestic hot water and installation quality.
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