NTXMPH20A122C**
American Standard / Mitsubishi Electric · HP - Mini or Multi Split
15.7–17BTU/Wh
8.9–10BTU/Wh
18000–19000BTU/hr
Yes
American Standard / Mitsubishi Electric NTXMPH20A122C**: SEER2 17 BTU/Wh, around the middle of the range for air-source heat pumps (category median 20 BTU/Wh).
SEER2: worse than 85% of the 1778 comparable models within 10% of this capacity. Their median is 21 BTU/Wh.
Where this model sits
The American Standard / Mitsubishi Electric NTXMPH20A122C** is a 19000 BTU/hr hp - mini or multi split using R-410A, a refrigerant with high global warming potential (GWP 2088). At 17 BTU/Wh it ranks around the middle of the 12,218 certified air-source heat pumps models. Among similar-sized air-source heat pumps (within 10% of its size), it is less efficient than the peer median of 21 BTU/Wh. In this size range, comparable Midea models average 21.4 BTU/Wh and TOSOT models average 21 BTU/Wh.
Specifications
| Efficiency | |
|---|---|
| SEER2 (best combination) | 17BTU/Wh |
| SEER2 (worst combination) | 15.7BTU/Wh |
| HSPF2 (best combination) | 10BTU/Wh |
| HSPF2 (worst combination) | 8.9BTU/Wh |
| EER2 (best combination) | 13.5BTU/Wh |
| COP at 5 °F | 1.89 |
| Capacity | |
| Cooling Capacity (max) | 19000BTU/hr |
| Cooling Capacity (min) | 18000BTU/hr |
| Heating at 47 °F | 22000BTU/hr |
| Heating at 17 °F | 13700BTU/hr |
| Heating at 5 °F | 21600BTU/hr |
All 25 specifications
| Configuration | |
|---|---|
| Product Type | HP - Mini or Multi Split |
| Compressor Staging | Continuously variable |
| Cold Climate Certified | Yes |
| Connected Capability | No |
| Series | NV-Series |
| Indoor-Unit Combinations Rated | 2 |
| Refrigerant | |
| Type | R-410A |
| GWP Rating | R-410A (GWP:2088) |
| Identifiers | |
| Model Number | NTXMPH20A122C** |
| ENERGY STAR ID | ES_14817_NTXMPH20A122C**_07112023112353_281571 |
| Partner | Mitsubishi Electric U.S. HVAC Division |
| Date Certified | 2023-12-15 |
| Available From | 2022-08-01 |
| Markets | United States |
Documentation
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