In a heat pump operating in heating mode, what is the expected temperature rise?

In a heat pump operating in heating mode, the expected temperature rise typically falls within the range of 15 to 30 degrees Fahrenheit. This range reflects the heat pump's ability to extract heat from the outside air (even in cold conditions) and deliver it indoors. The efficiency of heat pumps can vary based on their design and ambient outdoor temperatures, but a rise of 15 to 30 degrees F is a standard expectation for many residential systems, providing a comfortable indoor temperature while maintaining energy efficiency.

While other temperature rise ranges might be useful under specific conditions or with certain systems, they do not generally encapsulate the typical performance of most heat pumps operating in heating mode. The chosen range is indicative of effective performance and adequate heating output necessary for maintaining a cozy environment in colder weather.