What is COP? COP (Coefficient of Performance) on an air conditioner indicates how efficiently the unit utilizes energy. A higher COP signifies greater energy efficiency, resulting in lower power consumption and, consequently, reduced electricity bills.
The efficiency of a room air conditioner is measured by the Energy Efficiency Ratio, commonly abbreviated as EER.
The Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER) represents the ratio of cooling capacity to power input. Cooling capacity is measured in Btu/h (British thermal units per hour), while power input is measured in watts. Unlike COP, EER is directly proportional to an air conditioner’s efficiency; the higher the EER value, the more efficient the AC unit operates.
*) The EER results are based on tests from a specified certification body with parameters: 50% Loading: 60% & 100% Loading: 40%
The EER results comply with energy-saving certification standards under SNI ISO/IEC 17065:2012, certified by the Product Certification Institute (LSPro).
When compared to non-inverter models, the Urusara 7 reduces power consumption by up to 58%. These savings not only lower electricity bills for users but also help decrease CO2 emissions associated with power generation.
