Central, ductless, hybrid or all-electric?
A central heat pump uses ductwork. Ductless systems serve individual rooms or zones. A hybrid system keeps a furnace for backup heat, while an all-electric design uses electric backup where needed.
Central / ducted
Uses the home’s ductwork to heat and cool the rooms.
Ductless
Uses indoor heads to heat and cool individual rooms or zones.
Hybrid or all-electric
Keep a furnace as backup, or use an all-electric heating plan.
Explore current heat pump options.
Use the filters to narrow the list by manufacturer or system type. Select two or three options when you want a simple side-by-side comparison.
This is a curated list, not every heat pump sold in Ontario. Other manufacturers, including Carrier, have current cold-climate products. We only describe a system as a rebate candidate after the exact matched equipment can be checked against the program-required NRCan list.
About rebates: A rebate applies to the approved equipment combination installed in the home—not simply the brand or outdoor unit. Use this page to compare options, then confirm the exact system and expected rebate before installation.
COMFORTSPAN™
Central comfort plus extra room-by-room zones.
ComfortSpan combines a compatible central connection with selected ductless zones using one outdoor heat pump. The exact equipment is selected after the home, ductwork and rooms are assessed.
Ducted · cold-climate · side-discharge
Lennox EL18KSLV
A compact variable-capacity option for homeowners who want central heating and cooling without a large outdoor footprint.
Ducted · premium variable-capacity
Lennox SL22KLV
A premium Lennox central heat pump for homeowners prioritizing quiet operation, efficiency and integrated comfort controls.
Ductless · single-zone
Lennox MHB
A straightforward ductless option for a bedroom, addition, office or other area that needs its own heating and cooling.
Ducted · side-discharge
Rheem RD17AZ
A slim central heat pump that can be considered for ducted homes, including suitable furnace-and-heat-pump systems.
Ducted · cold-climate
Mitsubishi ZUBA Central
A centrally ducted Mitsubishi system for homeowners considering strong cold-weather performance and an all-electric design.
Ductless / central family · cold-climate
Mitsubishi Hyper-Heat / H2i
Mitsubishi Hyper-Heat equipment spans ductless and centrally ducted configurations for projects where winter heating performance is a priority.
Ductless · single or multi-zone
Mitsubishi M Series
A flexible ductless family with several indoor-unit styles for rooms, additions and homes where central ductwork is not practical.
Ducted · furnace add-on
Moovair Central MOOV Add On
A central heat-pump option designed to add heating and cooling to a suitable furnace-and-duct system.
Ductless · multi-zone
Moovair Multi MOOV
A multi-zone ductless family for homeowners who want independent heating and cooling in several rooms from one outdoor system.
Ductless · single-zone · cold-climate
Moovair Meridian
A current single-zone Moovair option for a room or area that needs dedicated year-round heating and cooling.
Ducted · R-454B · compact
Midea EVOX G3 R454B
A current-generation central heat pump that can pair with a matched air handler or, in suitable designs, a furnace and indoor coil.
Ducted · cold-climate
Midea EVOX Hyper Heat R410A
A cold-climate EVOX option aimed at homeowners who want stronger winter heating from a compact central heat pump.
Ducted · compact
Midea EVOX Regular Heat R410A
A value-focused central heat pump for homeowners comparing an efficient replacement with a smaller outdoor footprint.
Ducted · compact · hybrid-ready
ProAir Arctic Pro
A compact central heat pump manufactured by Midea and offered by AirZone for heating, cooling and suitable dual-fuel projects.
Ducted · cold-climate
Kinghome UltraNixx
A central cold-climate option from Kinghome/Gree for homeowners comparing whole-home heating and cooling at a competitive equipment tier.
Ducted · value-focused
Kinghome UltraNixx ECO
A central inverter heat pump for homeowners comparing a practical ducted upgrade or a high-efficiency cooling replacement.
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SIDE-BY-SIDE
Compare selected heat pumps
This comparison is a starting point. Final sizing, compatible indoor equipment and rebate eligibility depend on the home and the complete system proposed.
Before you sign a quote.
Ask the contractor to put the exact heat-pump model numbers on the quote and confirm any rebate amount in writing. If the rebate requires pre-approval, make sure that approval is completed before installation.
Also make sure the quote clearly explains the installed price, electrical work, thermostat or control changes, and whether your existing furnace stays.
Four useful questions to ask.
Will this heat the whole home? What happens on the coldest days? What is included in the installed price? Who handles the rebate paperwork?
A good quote should make those answers easy to understand.
REAL INSTALLATIONS
Installed heat pumps in Ottawa-area homes.
Examples of ducted, ductless and cold-climate installations. Equipment selection still depends on the home and the exact matched system.
