Category · 4 brands · 8 series

Central Heat Pump

A central heat pump is the most efficient air conditioning and heating system currently available on the market. It maintains a comfortable temperature in your home year-round, while also saving you money on heating and electricity costs. Does your home have a ventilation duct system? Then this is the perfect solution for you!  Browse our selection and discover the best central heat pumps on the market. Read more 

At a glance

Ratings from our brands’ product pages.

  • Efficiency up to19.9 SEER2
  • Heats down to−30 °C
  • Manufacturer warrantyup to 12 years
  • LogisVert rebateUp to $5,400
  • Labour10 years
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Compare our 4 central heat pumps

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Lineup6 capacities, 18,000 to 60,000 BTUCentral-Moov 1.5 to 4 tons · Central-Moov 5 tons
Efficiency up to19 SEER2
Heats down to−30 °C
Outdoor unit from59 dB
Manufacturer warranty10 years
Labour10 years
LogisVert rebateUp to $5,400
LineupHH8, 2 to 5 tonsHH8 2 and 3 tons · HH8 4 and 5 tons
Efficiency up to19 SEER2
Heats down to−30 °C
Outdoor unit from54 dB
Manufacturer warranty10 years
Labour10 years
LogisVert rebateUp to $4,488

Buying guide

Everything to know before you buy, in 7 chapters

A central heat pump uses ventilation ducts to distribute air throughout your home. Before proceeding, it is a good idea to check whether the unit is compatible with your current heating system. If your home does not have ventilation ducts, a wall-mounted heat pump is an option to consider.

You will then need to determine your power requirements.

  • What is the size of your home?
  • How is it set up?
  • Does it receive sunlight?
  • What about insulation?

For optimal comfort, call in heating and air conditioning professionals. Since they know everything there is to know about how heat pumps work, they will be able to determine the capacity required to properly heat and cool your home. They can then guide you toward the model that best suits your property.

The table below will help you assess the power you need. It is based on heat load calculations for a standard one-story open-concept bungalow:

Power based on square footage

 

Device power Area
1.5T (18,000 BTU/h) 600 to 800 square feet
2T    (24,000 BTU/h) 800 to 1200 square feet
2.5T (30,000 BTU/h) 1200 to 1600 square feet
3T    (36,000 BTU/h) 1600 to 2000 square feet
3.5T (42,000 BTU/h) 2000 to 2400 square feet
4T    (48,000 BTU/h) 2400 to 2800 square feet
5T    (60,000 BTU/h) 2800 to 3200 square feet

 

Finally, find out about the features offered. Some devices offer dehumidification, programming, remote control, or compatibility with smart thermostats. Purchasing a central heat pump is a wise investment. To make the right choice, you need to be informed!

 


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