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Cold-climate heat pumps for New Brunswick

Across the 110 postal areas in New Brunswick, the winter design temperature runs from −11°F (−24°C) to −3°F (−19°C) for most areas, with a median of −7°F (−21°C).

The design temperature is the annual 99.6% value: only the coldest 35 hours of an average year fall below it. Each area takes it from the nearest weather station, 2015 to 2024.

Winter design temperatures across New Brunswick

Postal areas in New Brunswick, by design temperature
Design temperature Areas Share
Below 5°FNo certified heating figure 110 100%
5 to 17°F 0 0%
17 to 47°F 0 0%
47°F and above 0 0%

The median January 2.5% value across these postal areas is −21°C (−5°F). That is the statistic Canadian building departments state.

Sizes certified to cover a typical house at −7°F

The size calculator uses 22 to 38 Btu/h per square foot for a typical house where the design temperature is below 0°F. Below 5°F the certified data has no figure. 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: 33,000 to 57,000 Btu/h

2,500 sq ft: 55,000 to 95,000 Btu/h

No single size class has a median model certified for 55,000 Btu/h at 5°F. A load this size is normally met by more than one system, or by zones.

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