Ducted
This is a whole-home system, not a single wall head.
Central Split Systems
Central Ducted Hyper Heat 2nd Generation
A ducted heat pump meant to keep heating when the outside temperature drops.
What you are getting
- Uses the ducts you have.
- Chosen when heating output in cold weather matters.
- Style
- Ducted cold-climate heat pump
How it goes in
Built to keep heating when it gets cold
Hyper heat is the ducted heat pump for houses that still need real heat on cold nights, without giving up the ducts they already have.
- 01Measure the houseLoad, ducts, and electrical decide the tonnage. The photo on this page does not.
- 02Set the equipmentOutdoor unit, indoor coil or air handler, line set, and drain, in that order.
- 03Prove it runsTemperatures, pressures, and the thermostat are checked before the job is called done.
The facts that matter
Sized on site
2 to 5 ton is the usual range. The right one is picked after a look at the house.
How Much? installs it
Sale and install stay with the same company.
Price after the visit
Good, Better, and Best are priced once Andy has seen the job.
Why this one
Ducted heat that still shows up on a cold night
Hyper heat is the ducted heat pump for a house that wants to leave gas behind, or never had it, and still needs real heat when the night drops. It uses the ducts you have. It is chosen when heating output in cold weather is the reason you are replacing the system.
January morning, heat at the register
A standard heat pump can feel finished right when you need it. Hyper heat is the one we spec when the house still has to wake up warm. You should feel it at the register, not have to explain to a guest why the system is 'trying.'
Still a ducted house
This is not a wall head in the living room with space heaters down the hall. The ducts have to move the air. If they cannot, a better compressor will not fix the back bedroom. We say that before the unit is ordered.
One system through the seasons
Cooling in September and heat on the cold nights come from the same equipment. You are not keeping a furnace as a backup unless the house truly needs one. If it does, we will quote that instead of pretending this covers it.
Questions
Can this replace what I have now?
Often yes, if the ducts and the electrical can support the new size. That is what the first visit is for.
Do I pick the tonnage here?
You can tell us what you think you need. Andy confirms it. Ordering the wrong tonnage is an expensive mistake.
