I have no way of knowing. I can say that it's a lot more heat than we get from those two 900W space heaters @ 1.8 KWh = 6142 BTUh.

The measurements taken on the other side of the room, are 1-2 degrees higher, than with the space heaters.

This morning, I wanted a faster warm-up, I clicked up the remote by 2 deg C.
IIRC, the temp was 19C, I set it for 20C and it wasn't heating fast enough. :o
I checked the TED and it was using less than 500W..
So, one more degree, up to 21C. Within a few minutes, I checked the output and it was blasting out hot air like crazy.
Scan inside the vent was over 100F. When I checked the TED again, it was up around 1.7KW, just less than the space heater..
The room warmed up pretty fast.. The easy chair next to the Sanyo was too hot for comfort..
My guess, at 1.7KWh it was putting out 12,000 to 16,000 BTUh..
(It's rated up near 36,000 BTUh Heating, and it's in a 16x18' room).
Because when it's running at 700-800 watts, it's putting out way more than the space heaters..

It's about 5F now, and the Sanyo is using 800W (at the moment) keeping the room at 70-71F..

So it is still far more efficient use of electricity to run the heat pumps then baseboard. Good to see the actual data.

There will always be a break even temperature where the energy cost for electric resistance heat becomes on par with a heat pump .

As HP technology continues to improve , that temperature has gradually come down .

Of course , the leading edge technology will be priced accordingly .

Wyr
God bless

Sanyo blower motor noise fixed
 

The den indoor unit blower motor noise has been driving me nuts for years.
Latey, the screeching noise has gotten louder. Oddly, my wife can't hear it.
I have very bad hearing at higher frequencies, yet I could hear it from the next room.
Like nails on a blackboard, very irritating.

Last winter we used a Sensibo controller to turn the Sanyo completely off,
when it wasn't heating. Just hated it running the blower at low RPMs)!
Making that horrible racket!

So, today I dug out the spare motor, purchased November 12, 2018. ($102.80)
It took most of the morning to get the new motor installed.
It was a challenge getting the set-screw loose, and not breaking any wires.
Luckily, I didn't have to remove anything but the control module to get to the motor.
It wasn't a really hard job, I'm just getting too dang old.
Last night, I watched some instructional YT videos. :)

Checked the old motor, by spinning the shaft with my fingers. It made the noise!
I was surprised that soaking the bearings on both ends with lube didn't reduce the the noise.
Maybe something is scraping inside the body of the motor.?.

Anyways, we hope to get another season of heat from this old Sanyo..
I can't believe how quiet these things run when new!
It almost seems like turning the fan up to high, is giving higher RPMs / more air flow.?.

It's kept the den cool all summer. Now summer is just about over.
I really wanted to turn on the heat this morning..
Cheers,
Rich

Congratulations on a job well done ! :-)

Wyr
God bless

We hope it's going to last at least as long as the original motor.
Hopefully, nothing else will go wrong. If it does, I have almost a full set of spares.