This measures the efficiency of heaters that are powered by electricity, e.g. – heat pumps, electric heaters etc. It is equal to amount of power output divided by amount of power input. Therefore more the output, the more will be the unit’s COP. If an electric furnace converts all the electricity into heat, then its COP will be 1. A COP does not have any unit. It is designated only by the number.
San Antonio is known for sizzling summers and mild winters. Choosing energy-efficient windows can help keep your power bills down. These four suggest...
Your water heater temperature may be too high for both optimum economy and vital safety. In a typical home, annual water heating costs exceed $400. T...
As energy prices continue to fluctuate and concerns about the environment grow, an increasing number of San Antonio homeowners are striving to achiev...
Fall is the best time of the year for an energy savings evaluation. You survived another summer of Texas heat, but it’s still not the time to relax. ...
Summer cooling bills add up fast in the San Antonio area, given our high heat and humidity. However, if you spend a few hours conducting an energy au...
Holiday lights strung around your home are essential to giving it the cozy, nostalgic feeling that helps make the season feel complete. The warm glow...
Modular Metal BTZGS100404A - Sealed Perimeter Stackhea...
M&M 602R6886 - #602R6 DucTite Register Box with R6 Duc...
M&M 602R61066 - #602R6 DucTite Register Box with R6 Du...
Malco L9M - Torpedo Level 9" Magnetic Base