Air conditioners are rated by their Energy Efficiency Ratio, or EER, defined as the cooling power P
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Air conditioners are rated by their Energy Efficiency Ratio, or EER, defined as the cooling power Pr (in Btu/h), divided by the total electric power input Pe (in watts), measured with T+ = 95 ◦F and T− = 80 ◦F: EER = Pr[BTU/h]/Pe [W]. US energy efficiency standards require central air conditioners to have an EER value greater than ≈ 11.7. What is the Co Pr of an air conditioner with EER = 12? How does it compare with the Carnot limit?
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