Multi-zone heat pumps provide the best of both worlds – the comfort of a central system and the performance of a wall system.

How does a multi-zone system work? Which model works best? Here’s what you need to know!

WHAT IS A MULTI-ZONE HEAT PUMP? | A multi-zone heat pump comprises one single outdoor unit and multiple interior units.

  • Each indoor unit is adapted specifically for the room it’s in to achieve optimal comfort.
  • Multiple interior units can be combined within one residence to suit your heating and cooling needs.
  • Multi-zone heat pumps do not require ventilation ducts and can be installed in less than a day.
  • Each interior unit regulates its own temperature independently of its counterparts, allowing each room to be set to the ideal temperature for its use.

THE ADVANTAGES OF A MULTI-ZONE HEAT PUMP

Technology | A multi-zone heat pump uses Inverter technology to modulate power levels as needed. Inverter technology works similarly to a dimmer light bulb. The unit quickly establishes the required temperature and modulates its energy consumption to maintain it.

Cost Savings | Thanks to Inverter technology, your system is energy efficient, and the cost savings are considerable. Without a peak of energy consumption, the system functions at 50% or less of its maximum capacity, at the pleasure of your bank account.

Silence | The multi-zone heat pump is up to 40% more silent than conventional central heat pump systems.

Heating Efficiency | The heating efficiency of a multi-zone heat pump is ideal thanks to a large heat exchanger and high-capacity compressor.

Guarantee | The high-performance Fujitsu multi-zone heat pump has a ten-year warranty for both parts and labour.

DIVERSE INTERIOR UNITS | Once you decide on a multi-zone heat pump, you can have up to four different zones or interior units.

According to your personal preferences and needs, the type of interior unit can differ from zone to zone.

Ceiling Unit | Interior ceiling cassette units are easily installed in a standard ceiling tile. Features of the ceiling unit system are:

  • Night Mode
  • Dehumidifier
  • Silent Mode
  • Automatic Start
  • Automatic Inversion
  • Motorized Shutters (Up and Down)
  • Temperature Sensor
  • Condensation Pump
  • Dual Mode Turbo Ventilator
  • Exterior Air Intake (optional air intake package)

Wall Unit | Interior wall units are installed near the ceiling, at the top of the wall. Their features are:

  • Night Mode
  • Dehumidifier
  • Silent Mode
  • Automatic Mode
  • Automatic Start
  • Automatic Inversion
  • 24 Hour Programming
  • Catechin Filter
  • Deodorizing Ionization Filter
  • Motorized Shutters (up to 4 directions on some models)
  • Automatic Diffuseur (on some models)

Floor Units | Interior floor units are installed on the base of the wall. It features:

  • Night Mode
  • Automatic Mode
  • Eco-Saver Mode
  • High-Strength Mode
  • Automatic Start
  • Automatic Inversion
  • Motorized Shutters (Up and Down)
  • Wireless Remote
  • Catechin Filter
  • Deodorizing Ionization Filter
  • 24 Hour Timer
  • Low-Temp Function

Slim Duct Units | Interior slim duct units are installed on the wall or ceiling. The features are:

  • Night Mode
  • Dehumidifier
  • Silent Mode
  • Automatic Start
  • Automatic Inversion
  • Weekly Timer
  • 24 Hour Programming
  • Condensation Pump
  • Exterior Air Intake

CHOOSING A MULTI-ZONE SYSTEM MEANS CHOOSING ULTIMATE COMFORT | In selecting a multi-zone heat pump system, you choose a flexible system that delivers ultimate comfort and energy savings you’ve only dreamed of!

Make sure that your system qualifies for grant programs with Hydro-Québec or Renoclimat.

If you aren’t yet convinced that a multi-zone heat pump is right for you, contact MST. Our specialists will be happy to analyze your personal preferences and needs and suggest the best heat pump system for your home.

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