GE heat pumps
28 heat pumps listed under GE.
| Model | SEER2 | Costs to run |
|---|---|---|
| NS22H24MA4-**A | 22.00 (20.00–22.00 across 29 configurations) | $19.31 per million BTU of heat |
| NS22H36MA4-**A | 20.50 (17.50–20.50 across 73 configurations) | $20.38 per million BTU of heat |
| NS21H60MA5-**A | 20.50 (16.00–20.50 across 51 configurations) | $21.58 per million BTU of heat |
| NS21H48MA5-**A | 20.50 (15.70–20.50 across 67 configurations) | $19.10 per million BTU of heat |
| NS21H24MA5-**A | 20.50 (15.20–20.50 across 91 configurations) | $17.98 per million BTU of heat |
| NS21H36MA5-**A | 20.00 (15.20–20.00 across 131 configurations) | $17.63 per million BTU of heat |
| NS19H36MA5-**A | 20.00 (15.20–20.00 across 150 configurations) | $21.58 per million BTU of heat |
| NS22H48MA4-**A | 19.50 (18.50–19.50 across 28 configurations) | $21.58 per million BTU of heat |
| NS22H60MA4-**A | 19.00 (17.00–19.00 across 17 configurations) | $21.08 per million BTU of heat |
| NS18H36MA4-** | 19.00 (17.10–19.00 across 35 configurations) | $21.58 per million BTU of heat |
| NS19H60MA5-**A | 18.50 (16.50–18.50 across 66 configurations) | $20.38 per million BTU of heat |
| NS17H24SA4-**A | 17.00 (15.40–17.00 across 259 configurations) | $22.37 per million BTU of heat |
| NS17H36SA4-**A | 16.80 (15.20–16.80 across 324 configurations) | $21.08 per million BTU of heat |
| NS17H18SA4-**A | 16.80 (15.20–16.80 across 257 configurations) | $21.58 per million BTU of heat |
| NS16H18SA5-**A | 16.50 (15.20–16.50 across 39 configurations) | $23.51 per million BTU of heat |
| NS17H30SA4-**A | 16.20 (15.20–16.20 across 254 configurations) | $21.33 per million BTU of heat |
| NS16H36SA5-**A | 16.00 (15.20–16.00 across 28 configurations) | $23.51 per million BTU of heat |
| NS16H30SA5-**A | 16.00 (15.20–16.00 across 24 configurations) | $22.37 per million BTU of heat |
| NS16H24SA5-**A | 16.00 (15.20–16.00 across 99 configurations) | $22.37 per million BTU of heat |
| NP15H24VR-* | 16.00 | $25.47 per million BTU of heat |
| NS17H48SA4-**A | 15.60 (15.20–15.60 across 139 configurations) | $21.58 per million BTU of heat |
| NS17H42SA4-**A | 15.60 (15.20–15.60 across 52 configurations) | $22.10 per million BTU of heat |
| NS16H48SA5-**A | 15.50 (15.20–15.50 across 10 configurations) | $22.37 per million BTU of heat |
| NS16H42SA5-**A | 15.50 (15.20–15.50 across 42 configurations) | $22.37 per million BTU of heat |
| NS17H18SA4-** | 15.20 | $22.93 per million BTU of heat |
| NP15H60VR-* | 15.20 | $25.47 per million BTU of heat |
| NP15H48VR-* | 15.20 | $25.47 per million BTU of heat |
| NP15H36VR-* | 15.20 | $25.47 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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