What is a heat pump?

A heat pump is an energy-efficient heating and cooling system that is installed outside of your home and connected to an indoor unit. It moves hot and cold air where you want it, depending on the season.

How heat pumps work

All-electric, all-climate heat pumps are reliable and sustainable systems for providing high-performance heating and air conditioning to homes anywhere, even in extreme climates.

All-in-one heating and A/C

The cleaner choice

Heat pumps use electricity, while furnaces are powered by the burning of fossil fuels, which contribute to toxic fumes inside your home and release carbon into the environment. All-electric heat pumps can reduce fossil fuel use, while potentially helping you save money in energy costs.

Inverter technology

Mitsubishi Electric heat pumps use variable-capacity compressors, which fine-tune the fan speed to reach a set temperature with the least amount of power required.

Conventional compressors turn on and off to meet the set point, causing large temperature and energy swings.

Our Hyper-Heating® INVERTER (H2i®) uses an enhanced compressor system to deliver heat even when outdoor temperatures are as low as -13º F.

Personalized comfort

Ductless mini-split heat pumps are installed directly in the spaces they’re serving, allowing for zone-by-zone comfort control.

Temperature and airflow can be set based on an individual room’s occupancy and comfort needs.

Mitsubishi Electric Quality

Heat pump products from Mitsubishi Electric come with the superior quality, reliability and support from a trusted brand that has led the industry in heating and cooling technology for over 40 years.

Find the right heat pump for you

With all-climate products designed for residential and commercial use, our heat pumps are the perfect fit for any home or building in any region.

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Explore rebates and incentives

Heat pump rebates are financial incentives offered by the government or utility companies to encourage the adoption of heat pump systems. Learn more on our incentives page.