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Senville SENA/12HF/OQ: certified ratings

Cooling 12,000 BTU/h · SEER2 up to 25.5 · HSPF2 up to 10.7 · up to 100% of 47°F heating capacity at 5°F · Cold climate: Yes

This outdoor unit has 5 certified indoor pairings, so it is likely a multi-zone or multi-indoor-option unit; ratings differ by pairing. Series: SEN series. Refrigerant: R-410A. Compressor: continuously variable (inverter), per ENERGY STAR.

All certified pairings (highest HSPF2 first)

Indoor unitSeriesCooling BTU/hSEER2EER2HSPF2Heat 47°FHeat 17°FHeat 5°F% of 47°F cap. at 5°FCOP 5°FCold climateRefrigerantAHRI ref.ENERGY STAR record
SENA-12HF-IFUSEN series12,00024.213.310.712,00010,20011,90099%1.99YesR-410A (GWP:2088)2103729902411858
SENA/12HF/IQSEN series12,00025.51410.412,00010,00012,000100%1.8YesR-410A (GWP:2088)2076576282411854
SENA/12HF/ICZSEN series12,00022.312.710.212,0009,90011,30094%1.89YesR-410A (GWP:2088)2076413422411842
SENA/12HF/IDSEN series12,00019.511.71012,50010,60012,10097%1.96YesR-410A (GWP:2088)2076413462411845
SENA/12HF/IFQSEN series12,00023.6131012,0009,60012,000100%1.89YesR-410A (GWP:2088)2076413492411849

"% of 47°F capacity at 5°F" = heating capacity at 5°F ÷ heating capacity at 47°F, both from the ENERGY STAR record (ENERGY STAR's cold-climate designation requires ≥70% and COP ≥1.75 at 5°F; criteria).

Rough running-cost yardstick (top-rated pairing)

kWh per 1,000 full-load hoursCost at U.S. avg rate
Cooling (12,000 BTU/h ÷ SEER2 24.2)496$91
Heating (12,000 BTU/h ÷ HSPF2 10.7)1,121$205

Cost estimates: cooling kWh ≈ cooling capacity × full-load hours ÷ SEER2 ÷ 1,000; heating kWh ≈ 47°F heating capacity × full-load hours ÷ HSPF2 ÷ 1,000. "Per 1,000 full-load hours" is a yardstick for comparing systems, not a prediction of your bill; your hours depend on climate, house and settings. Rate: U.S. average residential 18.31¢/kWh (EIA, July 2026 (preliminary)).

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We have not tested or installed this equipment. Data gaps: price, sound level, line-set length, warranty and installation requirements are not in ENERGY STAR data. Confirm the AHRI reference number on your quote matches a certified pairing.