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Heat Pump Sizing for 104 m² (1,119 sq ft) — US Sunbelt & Mediterranean (TX/FL/CA/ES/IT)

Thermal heat loss calculation, recommended heat pump capacity (kW, BTU/h & HVAC Tons), SCOP efficiency, and annual electricity consumption.

Recommended Heat Pump3.7 kW12,625 BTU/h (1.05 Tons)
Annual Electricity Usage1,057 kWh/yrDelivers 4,650 kWh Heat (SCOP 4.4)
Savings vs Direct Electric3,593 kWh/yrSpecific Load: 29.8 W/m²
Electrical Circuit (230V)6 A BreakerPeak Compressor Input: 1.03 kW

Thermal & Electrical Specification Table (104 m² / 1,119 sq ft)

Heated Floor Area104 m² (1,119 sq ft)
Climate Zone & Design Outdoor TempUS Sunbelt & Mediterranean (TX/FL/CA/ES/IT)
Building Insulation EnvelopeModern / New Build Insulation (35 W/m² Base) (29.8 W/m² Peak)
Peak Space Heating Load3.1 kW Thermal
Recommended Heat Pump Output (Incl. DHW)3.7 kW (12,625 BTU/h · 1.05 Tons)
Seasonal Coefficient of Performance (SCOP)4.4 (340%–450% Seasonal Efficiency)
Annual Heat Demand vs Electricity Consumed4,650 kWh Heat → 1,057 kWh Electricity

Frequently Asked Questions

What kW size heat pump do I need for a 104 m² (1119 sq ft) house?

For a 104 m² (1119 sq ft) building with Modern / New Build Insulation (35 W/m² Base) in US Sunbelt & Mediterranean (TX/FL/CA/ES/IT), the peak space heating load is 3.1 kW (29.8 W/m²). Including domestic hot water allowance, a 3.7 kW (12,625 BTU/h / 1.05 Ton) heat pump is recommended.

How many kWh of electricity does a 3.7 kW heat pump use per year?

With a Seasonal Coefficient of Performance (SCOP) of 4.4 over 1500 full-load equivalent heating hours, the heat pump consumes approximately 1,057 kWh of electricity per year to deliver 4,650 kWh of heat — saving 3,593 kWh/year compared to direct electric radiators.