SEER Calculator

The seasonal energy efficiency ratio SEER, is the measure of the annual energy efficiency and consumption of a unit’s cooling ability in normal day to day use. The higher the SEER value, the less energy the unit will utilize. Older residential units may have SEER values in the 10 range or less. For homeowners looking for new AC or heat pump replacement, the good news is that a new unit could boost SEER values to 25 or higher. The higher SEER units or usually less costly to run which brings financial savings to homeowners. These are estimations, results will vary.

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In 2006, the average retail price for electricity was 10.40¢ per Kilowatt hour.¹ By May 2018, that price increased to 13.15¢ per Kilowatt hour.² That’s a 26.44% increase in your electricity costs!

With rates rising, how can you stay cool and comfortable in your home and spend less on utility costs? Your answer may rest with new, energy-efficient HVAC equipment and its Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio or SEER.

Air conditioners and heat pumps are assigned a SEER rating related to the unit’s energy efficiency and performance for cooling. But what exactly is SEER, and why should it matter to you?

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These are estimations, results will vary.