kWh Index

Classic heat pumps

18 heat pumps listed under Classic.

ModelSEER2Costs to run
MMRSHC27AS323.50 (21.00–23.50 across 3 configurations)$19.93 per million BTU of heat
MC4VHC18S23.00$18.34 per million BTU of heat
MRSVHC12AS22.70 (19.00–22.70 across 3 configurations)$17.81 per million BTU of heat
MRSVHC24AS21.50 (19.00–21.50 across 3 configurations)$16.38 per million BTU of heat
GRH32IC18AS21.50$21.58 per million BTU of heat
GRH32IC12ASA21.50$21.58 per million BTU of heat
GRH32IC12AS21.50$21.58 per million BTU of heat
MMRSHC48AS521.10$19.31 per million BTU of heat
MRPOC30AS21.00$22.37 per million BTU of heat
MMRSHC18AS221.00 (19.00–21.00 across 3 configurations)$17.98 per million BTU of heat
GRH32IC36AS21.00$21.58 per million BTU of heat
GMRSHC42AS521.00 (18.00–21.00 across 3 configurations)$18.34 per million BTU of heat
GMRSHC36AS421.00 (18.00–21.00 across 3 configurations)$18.34 per million BTU of heat
GMRSHC24AS321.00 (18.00–21.00 across 3 configurations)$18.34 per million BTU of heat
GMRSHC18AS221.00 (18.00–21.00 across 3 configurations)$18.34 per million BTU of heat
MRSVHC18AS20.50 (20.00–20.50 across 3 configurations)$17.30 per million BTU of heat
MMRSHC36AS420.00$19.93 per million BTU of heat
MRSVHC48AS18.90$18.34 per million BTU of heat

Computed from electricity at 18.34¢/kWh, the EIA average for US in June 2026. A kilowatt-hour is 3412 BTU. This is a rate times a rating, not a prediction of your bill.

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Source: ENERGY STAR certified product data, published by the U.S. EPA and used with attribution. This is a register of certified models, not of every model on the market. ENERGY STAR is a registered mark of the U.S. EPA; this site is not affiliated with or endorsed by EPA or DOE.