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It Depends on the model not the HP

HP (horse power) is the speed of the motor

the size of the appliance in question (is it a portable or a fixed unit), its output (how much air it throws out) and HP all combined together determine its BTU.

For example, upgrading a 1HP motor to a 6 HP motor in a tiny desktop AC is not going to change it's BTU, it will just waste energy and probably start a fire!

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