Two ways to search:
1. Enter AHRI reference number and search
2. Select heat pump type, enter make and outdoor model and search
The four common heat pump types are below:
Ductless mini-split heat pump has one outdoor unit and one indoor unit (or head) that heats and cools an area in the home.
Ductless multi-split heat pump has one outdoor unit and more than one indoor unit (or head) that heats and cools areas or rooms in the home.
Central ducted heat pump (Tier 2) heat pump has one outdoor unit, with a variable speed inverter driven compressor, is centrally controlled through one thermostat and uses ducting to distribute heating and cooling throughout the home.
Central ducted heat pump (Tier 1) has one outdoor unit, is centrally controlled through one thermostat and uses ducting to distribute heating and cooling throughout the home.
To select multiple Makes/Brands, hold down the "Ctrl" key and make your selections.
Rebate amounts and eligibility can vary depending on your heat pump type, utility provider and primary heating system prior to installing a heat pump.
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Additional rebate eligibility notes:
Information in this column explains rebate eligibility. Heat pump rebates depend on utility service provider, heating type prior to installation, if the heat pump is being used in combination with a fossil fuel (natural gas, oil or propane) and the heat pump’s HSPF and SEER ratings. Qualifying HSPF and SEER rating include:
- SEER > 16.00 & HSPF > 10.00 (region IV) or
- SEER2 > 15.20 & HSPF2 > 8.50 (region IV)
The heat pump must have a variable speed compressor.
The heating capacity of the heat pump system at -5C is calculated using data published by AHRI (Air Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute). The datapoints used in the calculation are the tested heating capacity values at 47F (8.33 C) and 5F (-15C), derived from standardized tests that are independently measured and verified through the “AHRI Certified Product Performance” program. In the cases where the 5F test value is not available, the 17F test point is used in substitution, which may cause a small under-estimation of the calculated heating capacity at -5C.
Qualified heat pump product list
