High Efficiency Heat Pump Systems

Shop high efficiency heat pump systems with indoor and outdoor equipment for ducted heating and cooling. Compare inverter operation, capacity, heating output and documented system efficiency. Review the air-handler configuration, refrigerant and required controls so the selected combination matches the planned installation and equipment scope.

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  1. LG 1.5 Ton 16 SEER2 Heat Pump Split System - R32 Inverter - Multi-Positional - KUSXE181A / KNSLE182A
    SAVE $876.00
    LG 1.5 Ton 16 SEER2 Heat Pump Split System - R32 Inverter - Multi-Positional
    Model: KUSXE181A / KNSLE182A
    Was $4,376.00
    Special Price $3,500.00
  2. LG 2 Ton 16 SEER2 Heat Pump Split System - R32 Inverter - Multi-Positional - KUSXE241A / KNSLE242A
    SAVE $900.00
    LG 2 Ton 16 SEER2 Heat Pump Split System - R32 Inverter - Multi-Positional
    Model: KUSXE241A / KNSLE242A
    Was $4,500.00
    Special Price $3,600.00
  3. LG 2.5 Ton 16 SEER2 Heat Pump Split System - R32 Inverter - Multi-Positional - KUSXE301A / KNSLE302A
    SAVE $1,000.00
    LG 2.5 Ton 16 SEER2 Heat Pump Split System - R32 Inverter - Multi-Positional
    Model: KUSXE301A / KNSLE302A
    Was $5,000.00
    Special Price $4,000.00
  4. LG 3 Ton 16 SEER2 High Efficiency Heat Pump Split System - R32 Inverter - Multi-Positional - KUSXE361A / KNSLE362A
    SAVE $1,126.00
    LG 3 Ton 16 SEER2 Heat Pump Split System - R32 Inverter - Multi-Positional
    Model: KUSXE361A / KNSLE362A
    Was $5,626.00
    Special Price $4,500.00
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Comparing High Efficiency Ducted Heat Pump Systems

System listings combine an outdoor heat pump and indoor equipment. Evaluate those components together rather than selecting an outdoor efficiency number in isolation. The product component list identifies the combination being offered and helps distinguish a system bundle from an outdoor condenser alone.

Review Heating Performance and Indoor Configuration

Use the heating and cooling requirements to narrow the equipment selection. Inverter systems may document variable output, but the operating range and heating performance remain model-specific. Read the available performance information for the conditions relevant to the installation.

Check the indoor equipment orientation, cabinet dimensions and blower specifications. Review any communicating control requirements and the controls supplied with the bundle. Existing ductwork and controls should be assessed against the proposed system rather than assumed compatible because both installations are ducted.

Specifications to Compare

  • Equipment combination: record the indoor and outdoor model numbers.
  • Heating and cooling capacity: compare both sets of specifications.
  • Efficiency labels: identify the rating used for the listed combination.
  • Indoor layout: check cabinet fit, orientation and airflow information.
  • Controls and power: verify the required controls and electrical services.
  • Additional components: review any separately selected heat kit or installation materials.

Compare Prices and Included Equipment

Price comparisons are more useful when the included equipment is consistent. Review indoor equipment, controls and optional heating components before deciding what a bundle price covers. Do not infer an energy-bill reduction or universal cold-weather performance from a high efficiency label. Confirm the equipment combination and installation requirements with the product documents and an HVAC professional before ordering.