A SIMPLE ELECTRIC HEATER, WHICH HAS EFFICIENCY GREATER THAN 1

[George1]

Deep silence again? What happens here in this forum? Aren't there any brave and competent (ENOUGH!) people here in this forum who are ready to accept the simple and obvious truth that the law of conservation of energy is not correct?
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[George1]

Hi guys,
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1) COP = 1.35. This means that the inlet energy is 1 J and the outlet energy is 1.35 J. Simple and clear.
2) COP = 1.37. This means that the inlet energy is 1 J and the outlet energy is 1.37 J. Simple and clear again.
3) In one word, there is an iron-made theoretical (THEORETICAL ONLY!) evidence that the law of conservation of energy is not correct in this particular case.
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How to explain the things in a simpler and easier manner?
George

[George1]

I wonder when in this forum will appear at least one brave person who will dare to say: "Yes, any standard hydrogen generating electrolyzer is OBVIOUSLY AND WITH NO DOUBT a simple electric heater, which has efficiency greater than 1." Where are you, brave forum members?

[George1]

COP = 1.35. This means that the inlet energy is 1 J and the outlet energy is 1.35 J. Simple and clear. How long will it take for our concept to win public recognition?

[kolbacict]

Even if your electrolyzer has a heat efficiency of 1.37, heat pumps (freon) have it even higher. >3
am i right? What is the advantage of an electrolyser?