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Cold-climate heat pumps for Connecticut

Across the 288 ZIP-code areas in Connecticut, the winter design temperature runs from 10°F to 16°F for most areas, with a median of 12°F.

The design temperature is the annual 99% value: only the coldest 88 hours of an average year fall below it. Each area takes it from the nearest weather station, 2015 to 2024.

Winter design temperatures across Connecticut

ZIP-code areas in Connecticut, by design temperature
Design temperature Areas Share
Below 5°FNo certified heating figure 1 0.3%
5 to 17°F 287 99.7%
17 to 47°F 0 0%
47°F and above 0 0%
Coldest areas in Connecticut
Place ZIP code Design temperature
Canaan 06018 4°F
Cornwall 06753 8°F
Cornwall Bridge 06754 8°F
Warmest areas in Connecticut
Place ZIP code Design temperature
Branford Center 06405 16°F
Bridgeport 06604 16°F
Derby 06418 16°F

Sizes certified to cover a typical house at 12°F

The size calculator uses 18 to 30 Btu/h per square foot for a typical house where the design temperature is 0 to 19°F. Sizes are compared on the 5°F full-speed test.

For each type: the smallest size class whose median model is certified to deliver the bottom of the range at 5°F, and the smallest that reaches the top. The medians count one value per model. Size classes are named by cooling capacity.

1,500 sq ft: 27,000 to 45,000 Btu/h

2,500 sq ft: 45,000 to 75,000 Btu/h

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