ACiQ Heat Pump Split System

Yes. This system is specifically engineered for extreme cold and is rated to provide heating down to -22°F. Even at that extreme temperature, it maintains a heating capacity of 38,400 BTU.

Unlike traditional systems that only run at full power or off, this compressor adjusts its output based on your home's actual demand. This prevents short cycling, which saves energy and reduces wear and tear on the unit.

Yes, this condenser is designed to work as part of a matched split system and requires a compatible ACiQ ducted air handler for proper installation and operation.

The Gold Fin coating is applied to the condenser coil to resist corrosion and environmental damage. It helps extend the lifespan of your unit, especially in coastal areas or regions with harsh weather conditions.

No, the system is designed for quiet operation even when working under high workloads. Its variable output technology allows it to run at lower, quieter speeds most of the time rather than constantly cycling on and off at full volume.

These are simply different metrics for measuring energy efficiency. SEER2 is the updated, more rigorous testing standard currently used by the Department of Energy, while SEER is the older standard; both confirm this unit meets modern efficiency requirements.