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    Question Heat pump amperage

    I am new to the heat pump design and operation.
    On the engineering data for a Mitsibushi MXZ-3030NAHZ2 it shows a graph where as the temperature went down the amps decreased from about 5 at 65 degrees down to 3.2 at 5 degrees. This seems counter intuitive - can some one educate me?

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    ....and what kind of webinar or virtual event is this???
    It`s better to be silent and thought the fool; than speak and remove all doubt.

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    It seems that amperage corresponds to heat absorbed into system & the compression ratio created as a result. There’s much more heat being absorbed by outdoor coil (as evaporator) which has to be rejected by indoor coil (as condenser).

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    Also if this is a Mitsubishi with an inverter compressor its running speed and amp load will vary with heat or cool load similar to a frequency drive.

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