What is a heat pump packaged HVAC system?

While a traditional split system heat pump features one indoor unit and one outdoor unit that work together to regulate the temperature in your home, a heat pump packaged system combines all necessary components into one outdoor cabinet. That means, the system can both heat and cool your home through just one unit situated outside your home.

What's a good SEER2 rating for your heat pump packaged system?

Since a heat pump can perform both heating and cooling functions it has more than one energy rating. SEER2 , also known as Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio, measures the cooling efficiency of your heat pump packaged system. Homeowners should talk to their local independent Trane dealer to find the best rating for their home, as well as ensure their system meets the Department of Energy’s updated SEER2 minimums, effective Jan. 1, 2023.

What's a good HSPF2 rating for your heat pump packaged system?

HSPF2 or Heating Seasonal Performance Factor, is the other energy rating for heat pumps. The HSPF2 rating measures how efficient the heat pump is at heating, with higher ratings meaning more efficient. Homeowners should look for systems with an HSPF2 of 6.7 or higher when it comes to single-packaged heat pumps.

Should I repair or replace my current heat pump packaged system?

A problem with your heat pump packaged system could be caused by numerous factors, but once you notice a problem, the question becomes whether you should repair or replace your system. Our Repair or Replace tool can give you a recommendation in just a few minutes using some basic information.

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Heat Pump Packaged Systems

Heat and cool your home with an energy-efficient, all-in-one solution. These all-electric systems help save on energy costs and reduce emissions. Heat pump packaged systems work best for regions with mild winters.

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How much can you save?

Upgrading your system to a higher SEER rating can help you save on your monthly energy costs. Lower energy usage can also help protect the environment for future generations.

An image with text stating the average AC system has 10 SEER and the XV20i TruComfort Variable Speed Air Conditioner has 22 SEER.

*The majority of systems installed prior to 2006 are 10 SEER or lower. For this example, the air conditioner has a SEER rating of up to 20 SEER. Potential energy savings may vary depending on your lifestyle, system settings, equipment maintenance, local climate, home construction and installation of equipment and duct system.

**Savings based on national averages.