American Split System Heat Pump 65-Gallon (MHPCO-45 1-+MXST-66TTP 1)

American Split System Heat Pump 65-Gallon (MHPCO-45 1-+MXST-66TTP 1) is a heat pump (hybrid electric) water heater from American with a 60 gallon rated tank and a 82 gallon first-hour rating at a 3.7 UEF.

Efficiency
Uniform Energy Factor (UEF) 3.7
Annual electricity use 1341 kWh/yr
Recovery efficiency 435 %
General
Fuel Electric
Capacity
First-hour rating 82 gal
Rated storage volume 60 gal
Draw pattern High
Heat pump
Heat pump type Split System HPWH
Refrigerant (GWP) R-744 (CO₂) (GWP:1 | Lower GWP)
Compressor low-temp cutoff 1 °F
Installation
Input voltage 240
Max current draw 20.2 A
Smart features
Smart / connected capable Yes
Dimensions
Height 59 in
Diameter 18 in
Certification
ENERGY STAR certified Yes

Who is the American Split System Heat Pump 65-Gallon (MHPCO-45 1-+MXST-66TTP 1) for?

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Frequently asked questions

Is the American Split System Heat Pump 65-Gallon (MHPCO-45 1-+MXST-66TTP 1) ENERGY STAR certified?

Yes, the American Split System Heat Pump 65-Gallon (MHPCO-45 1-+MXST-66TTP 1) holds a current ENERGY STAR certification for water heating efficiency (UEF 3.7).

How much does the American Split System Heat Pump 65-Gallon (MHPCO-45 1-+MXST-66TTP 1) cost to run per year?

About $228 per year at national average energy rates, based on its certified annual energy use under the DOE test draw pattern. Your rate and usage change this figure.

What electrical circuit does the American Split System Heat Pump 65-Gallon (MHPCO-45 1-+MXST-66TTP 1) need?

The American Split System Heat Pump 65-Gallon (MHPCO-45 1-+MXST-66TTP 1) runs on a 240 V circuit drawing up to 20.2 A; per the NEC 125% continuous-load rule plan for at least a 30 A breaker (check the installation manual for the required circuit).

Is the American Split System Heat Pump 65-Gallon (MHPCO-45 1-+MXST-66TTP 1) a smart water heater?

Yes, the American Split System Heat Pump 65-Gallon (MHPCO-45 1-+MXST-66TTP 1) is connected-capable, with app control and eligibility for most utility demand-response programs.

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