Table of Contents:
- Trane – XV20i TruComfort™ Fully Variable Heat Pump
- Daikin – DZ9VC High-Efficiency Inverter Heat Pump
- Bosch – Greenstar High-Efficiency Heat Pump
- Mitsubishi M-Series Hyper-Heat Mini-Split
- Samsung Max Heat® 3.0 Mini-Split
- Daikin DZ18TC Compact Inverter Heat Pump
- Keeping Your Heat Pump Running
- How Heat Pumps Work
- Choose Evergreen Heating & Cooling
- Best Residential Heat Pump FAQs
Selecting the correct heat pump isn't only about keeping your home nice and warm - it's about functionality, comfort and overall long-term interactions. To help you with your choice, we've outlined our four heat pumps for residential use for this year based on the brands we support: Trane, Daikin, Mitsubishi, Bosch & more. Each model is unique based on performance, reliability, or design so you can be assured you got the best option for your residence.
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1. Trane – XV20i TruComfort™ Fully Variable Heat Pump
Trane’s XV20i TruComfort™ is the epitome of efficiency and extreme quietness. It utilizes a fully variable speed compressor, and cutting-edge technology that constantly adjusts to the call of your home. The XV20i offers up to 20.5 SEER2 and HSPF2 of 8.7 while operating almost silently. On bitterly cold mornings or extremely hot afternoons, the XV20i will respond to your needs while saving you money and delivering comfort.
2. Daikin – DZ9VC High-Efficiency Inverter Heat Pump
The DZ9VC from Daikin is streamlined and smart. It has inverter technology for precise climate control and features up to 22.5 SEER2. It is designed to run quietly, connect with a smart thermostat, and be installed with relative ease making it an attractive addition to modern homes. If you're using it during the day or late at night, it's delivering consistent, efficient, and intelligent performance.
3. Bosch – Greenstar High-Efficiency Heat Pump
Bosch’s Greenstar heat pump exemplifies high efficiency and a compact design. There are modulating performance models, which are rugged in construction; it provides consistent comfort, while maintaining a compact stature - ideal for constrained outdoor spaces or contemporary equipment installations.
4. Mitsubishi M-Series Hyper-Heat Mini-Split
Specifically designed for cold climates, the Mitsubishi M-Series HyperHeat can provide reliable heating even down to -13 degrees Fahrenheit. It is ultra-quiet and has flexible indoor unit configurations making it a great choice for residential homeowners that want zoned comfort and great winter performance.
5. Samsung Max Heat® 3.0 Mini-Split
The Samsung Max Heat® 3.0 is known for extreme cold-weather capability, providing heat in temperatures all the way down to −22°F. It allows you to control your comfort anywhere with Wi-Fi compatibility via SmartThings. This model is a very smart option for modern-day homeowners who prefer tech-savvy, efficient, durable, and controllable heating.
6. Daikin DZ18TC Compact Inverter Heat Pump
Daikin DZ18TC is a small footprint option for homeowners with limited outdoor space, yet still provides up to 18 SEER2, making it both compact and efficient. The Daikin DZ18TC maintains reliable efficiency and provides options for improvement with Daikin control systems supporting more advanced options. The Daikin DZ18TC is best suited for townhouses, condos, or homes with smaller yards.
Keeping Your Heat Pump Running
To get the best use of your heat pump, it is important to do regular maintenance. Replace or clean the filters every couple of months, clean leaves off the outdoor unit, and have an inspection done every year to check the refrigerant as well as some electrical items. A little maintenance goes a long way to prolonging the life of your system, keeping the unit efficient, and reducing total breakdown costs.
Financing
Evergreen Heating & Cooling Partners is a proud authorized contractor of Energize Connecticut, offering financing options for energy-efficient home improvements. Take advantage of standard APR from 5.99% to 7.49%.
How Heat Pumps Work
Heat pumps don't really create heat, they instead transfer it. In winter, heat pumps transfer heat extracted from outdoor air inside, warming a house. In summer, heat pumps transfer heat out of the house and cooling is done. Today's heat pumps use inverter-driven compressors that can start and stop a few degrees at a time to keep up with comfort requirements, unlike the old system's constant stop and go modes. A dual-fuel system will even work with a furnace switching from gas to electric and back again, depending on the weather and switching the furnace into an air-conditioning system in the summer.
Choose Evergreen Heating & Cooling
It takes more than a great system. It takes a competent installation. We have over 30 years of experience across New Haven and Middlesex Counties in sizing, installing and servicing heat pumps. We are very competent from permits to warranty support, let us manage the details of your comfort. Contact us today!
