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Della vs GE Appliances: heat pump ratings compared

Against heat pumps of the same size and type, a typical Della model beats 39% and a typical GE Appliances model 49%. GE Appliances rates higher overall.

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Della

39%

of similar heat pumps beaten by its typical model

Well below average

22 models listed

GE Appliances

49%

of similar heat pumps beaten by its typical model

About average

66 models listed

Rating by ratingEach bar is the share of same-size, same-type heat pumps that a typical model beats, so the two brands compare fairly even if they make different sizes.
  • Efficiency on a 5°F dayCOP at 5°FDella: Beats 42%GE Appliances: Beats 42%
  • Heating power kept at 5°FCapacity at 5°F vs 47°FDella: Beats 37%GE Appliances: Beats 45%
  • Winter-long heating efficiencyHSPF2Della: Beats 23%GE Appliances: Beats 50%
  • Summer-long cooling efficiencySEER2Della: Beats 35%GE Appliances: Beats 46%
  • Hot-day cooling efficiencyEER2Della: Beats 28%GE Appliances: Beats 50%

Average (50%)Dashed outline: the other brand, for comparison

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  • CEE 2025

    Della
    55%
    GE Appliances
    62%

  • Xcel CC

    Della
    36%
    GE Appliances
    36%

  • CEE Advanced

    Della
    0%
    GE Appliances
    0%

  • ENERGY STAR CC

    Della
    18%
    GE Appliances
    27%

All-around best, ducted 2.5–3 tons

Balances heating (5°F output and efficiency, HSPF2) and cooling (SEER2, EER2), each rating against units their size.

Showing Ducted, 2.5–3 tons (27,000–38,999 Btu/h cooling), the most-listed ducted size. Pick yours above. What size is my system?

Della

No ducted, 2.5–3 tons model from Della.

GE Appliances

  1. 1NS22H36MA4-**Awith indoor coil D(A,C,E)36D44+TDR and furnace NF97D070M3B-GE Appliances (sold as GE)3 tons · 34,000 Btu/h · DuctedNot a cold-climate pick: keeps 65% of its heat at 5°FMeets CEE 2025, CEE 2026
    Heat kept at 5°F
    67% (Capacity at 5°F vs 47°F)
    Good
    Efficiency at 5°F
    2.78 (COP at 5°F)
    Top 10%
    Winter efficiency
    9.4 (HSPF2)
    Great
    Cooling efficiency
    20.0 (SEER2)
    Top 10%
    Hot-day cooling
    12.0 (EER2)
    Great
    83.2score / 100Heating 76 · Cooling 90
  2. 2NS17H36SA4-**Awith indoor coil D(A,C,E)48D44+TDR and furnace NF80D110S5C-GE Appliances (sold as GE)3 tons · 35,400 Btu/h · DuctedNot a cold-climate pick: keeps 68% of its heat at 5°FMeets CEE 2025, CEE 2026
    Heat kept at 5°F
    69% (Capacity at 5°F vs 47°F)
    Good
    Efficiency at 5°F
    2.89 (COP at 5°F)
    Top 10%
    Winter efficiency
    8.5 (HSPF2)
    Good
    Cooling efficiency
    17.0 (SEER2)
    Good
    Hot-day cooling
    13.0 (EER2)
    Top 10%
    77.1score / 100Heating 70 · Cooling 84
  3. 3NS17H30SA4-**Awith indoor coil CH36B34+TDR and furnace NF80U090S5C-GE Appliances (sold as GE)2.5 tons · 28,600 Btu/h · DuctedNot a cold-climate pick: keeps 65% of its heat at 5°FMeets CEE 2025, CEE 2026
    Heat kept at 5°F
    65% (Capacity at 5°F vs 47°F)
    Good
    Efficiency at 5°F
    2.68 (COP at 5°F)
    Top 10%
    Winter efficiency
    8.2 (HSPF2)
    Good
    Cooling efficiency
    16.2 (SEER2)
    Good
    Hot-day cooling
    13.1 (EER2)
    Top 10%
    73.0score / 100Heating 65 · Cooling 81

These are certified test ratings, not a recommendation for your home. The right size comes from a load calculation by a contractor.

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