From efficient ductless mini splits and cold-weather heat pumps to multi-zone and traditional central heat and air systems, Certified HVAC Equipment helps you find the right Innovair system for your home or project.
The best system depends on the size of the space, existing ductwork, the number of rooms you want to condition, electrical requirements and how you plan to use the equipment. Start with what you are trying to accomplish and we can help narrow down the options.
A ductless mini split can be a smart way to heat and cool a specific space without extending existing ductwork.
Multi-zone systems can connect multiple indoor units to one outdoor unit while giving rooms individual comfort control.
Hyper heat equipment is built for applications where dependable heat pump performance in lower temperatures matters.
Central heat pump systems work with ductwork for a familiar whole-home heating and air conditioning setup.
Explore the main system types featured by Certified HVAC Equipment. Product specifications vary by model and capacity, so contact us before choosing equipment for your project.
An inverter mini split option for efficient heating and cooling without traditional ductwork. A strong fit for bedrooms, offices, additions, garages and other individual spaces.
A high-efficiency ductless heat pump option designed for homeowners who want strong heating performance along with efficient air conditioning.
Connect multiple indoor unit styles to one outdoor unit. This gives different rooms individual comfort while reducing the number of outdoor condensers needed.
A traditional ducted heat pump solution for homeowners who want central heating and air conditioning with inverter-driven equipment options.
A slim-profile central heat pump family designed to work with ducted applications where equipment dimensions and installation flexibility are important.
Tell us about the property, the rooms you want to heat and cool, whether you have existing ductwork, and what you are trying to accomplish. We can help point you toward the right category.
Innovair offers multiple ways to heat and cool a home, from single-room ductless units to multi-zone and central systems. That makes it easier to match the equipment to the actual project.
You do not need to know exactly which HVAC system you need before contacting us. Tell us about the space and what you want the system to do.
Share the property type, approximate size, number of rooms and whether ductwork already exists.
Let us know if this is a replacement, new system, room addition, cold-weather heating need or other project.
We can help narrow the equipment category and discuss the system features that matter for your application.
Once the project details are clear, the next step is pricing and planning the system for the job.
Here are a few common questions to help you understand the main equipment choices.
A mini split uses an outdoor heat pump and one or more indoor units without requiring traditional supply and return ductwork in the conditioned room.
Heat pump mini split systems can provide both heating and air conditioning. Performance and operating temperature ranges vary by model.
A multi-zone system connects multiple indoor units to one outdoor unit, allowing several rooms or zones to be conditioned from the same outdoor system.
Hyper heat refers to heat pump equipment designed for improved heating performance in colder outdoor temperatures. Always match the model to the climate and application.
Yes. The product lineup includes traditional ducted central heat pump options as well as ductless systems.
HVAC equipment should be sized for the actual building and load. Square footage alone is not enough to properly select equipment.
Give us the basic project information and the best way to reach you. If you are unsure what system you need, that is fine. Start with the property and your goals.
Tell us about your heating and air conditioning project. Your information will go directly to Certified HVAC Equipment.