Formula & example
EER=3.412142·COP; COP=EER/3.412142.
EER 12 corresponds to COP about 3.52; 36,000 BTU/h at EER 12 draws about 3,000 W under rating conditions.
HVAC engineering calculator · Updated Sep 17, 2026
Convert EER in BTU/Wh to COP and back, and estimate input power from cooling capacity and efficiency.
EER=3.412142·COP; COP=EER/3.412142.
EER 12 corresponds to COP about 3.52; 36,000 BTU/h at EER 12 draws about 3,000 W under rating conditions.
Convert EER in BTU/Wh to COP and back, and estimate input power from cooling capacity and efficiency.
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