The "Energy Efficiency Ratio" (EER) rating is listed on newer heating and air conditioning units. Units with higher ratings are eligible to receive the "Energy Star" label.
These are questions that the above text answers:
1. What is the "Energy Efficiency Ratio" (EER) rating?
2. Where can the "Energy Efficiency Ratio" (EER) rating be found?
3. What is the significance of the "Energy Efficiency Ratio" (EER) rating on heating and air conditioning units?
4. What does a higher "Energy Efficiency Ratio" (EER) rating indicate?
5. What label can units with higher "Energy Efficiency Ratio" (EER) ratings receive?
6. What is the purpose of the "Energy Star" label?
7. How does the "Energy Efficiency Ratio" (EER) rating affect the energy efficiency of heating and air conditioning units?
8. Are newer heating and air conditioning units required to display the "Energy Efficiency Ratio" (EER) rating?
9. How can consumers benefit from knowing the "Energy Efficiency Ratio" (EER) rating of heating and air conditioning units?
10. Are units with higher "Energy Efficiency Ratio" (EER) ratings more expensive than those with lower ratings?