Get efficient year‑round comfort with a heat pump and backup heat strip in one dependable split system, built for budget and performance.
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$13,008.00Our price:
$9,745.00
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$10,685.00These split systems deliver cooling in summer and primary heating in milder winters, with an electric heat kit that takes over during cold snaps or on Emergency Heat. Ideal for whole‑home comfort, they pair an outdoor heat pump with a matching indoor air handler that includes an electric heat strip for dependable backup heat.
Homeowners, DIY‑capable buyers (with pro installation), licensed contractors, property managers, and light commercial users will find capacities from 1.5 to 5 tons organized by subcategory for easy selection. That covers roughly 18,000 to 60,000 BTU nominal cooling. Choose the size that matches your load and ductwork for reliable comfort without oversizing.
Match performance and budget with SEER2 ratings from 14.3 to 18.5 for efficient operation. Refrigerant options include R‑410A for broad replacement compatibility and next‑gen low‑GWP choices R‑32 and R‑454B for future‑ready installs. Ensure your air handler cabinet width and plenum size are compatible for a clean fit, and always have a licensed HVAC professional handle refrigerant, charging, and commissioning. Inventory is heavy and priced right, with systems commonly ranging from $2540 to $4897.
Shop trusted names like Goodman, Rheem, and DiamondAir, plus additional options to meet specific efficiency, budget, and application needs-ready to ship from our in‑stock selection.
In warm or mixed climates, 15-18 SEER2 helps cut cooling costs. In mild regions, 14.3-15 SEER2 offers strong value. Colder zones benefit from higher SEER2/HSPF2.
R‑410A matches many existing systems today. R‑32 and R‑454B are lower‑GWP choices aligned with upcoming standards. Choose based on local code, availability, and equipment match.
Have a Manual J load calculation completed. As a rough guide, well‑insulated homes often need about 1 ton per 600-1,000 sq ft, but loads vary by climate and envelope.
Models come in multiple cabinet widths to match common duct and plenum sizes. Confirm the listed width (often around 14-24.5 inches) for a proper, low‑leak install.
Yes. A licensed HVAC pro must handle refrigerant piping, evacuation, charging, wiring, and startup to ensure safety, efficiency, and warranty compliance.
The strip energizes when outdoor temps drop below set balance points, during defrost, or on Emergency Heat, maintaining comfort when heat pump output falls.
Yes. Higher SEER2 cuts cooling kWh and often pairs with better HSPF2 for heating savings. Balance upfront cost against expected utility savings in your climate.
Yes. They’re suitable for small offices or retail suites within capacity limits. Verify electrical service, ventilation, and controls meet code and usage needs.
Use a heat pump-compatible thermostat with auxiliary heat control. Many programmable and smart stats support staging for efficient strip operation.
Selection depends on climate, load, and breaker capacity. Common choices scale with tonnage; your installer will size the kW to meet design heat on the coldest day.
