Daikin Heat Pumps

How a Heat Pump Heats and Cools
Despite the name, a heat pump paired with an air handler handles both heating and cooling. It moves heat rather than creating it: in summer it carries heat out of the home, and in winter it reverses to bring heat indoors.
Daikin rates many of its systems to deliver heat in outdoor temperatures as low as -13°F, although a supplemental heat source may be needed in colder climates such as Colorado’s mountain towns. Because air is pulled through a filter, a heat pump and air handler system also provides the filtration benefits of a forced-air system.
BBCOND helps homeowners select, size and install the right Daikin heat pump. To get started, contact BBCOND.
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Daikin Heat Pump Options
- VRV LIFE: Inverter-driven VRV technology for residential use, rated up to 18 SEER.
- SkyAir Inverter Ducted: Works with existing ductwork or new construction where individual zoning is not required, up to 16 SEER.
- DZ20VC and DZ18VC: Variable-speed models rated up to 21 and 19 SEER.
- DZ18TC and DZ16TC: Two-stage scroll compressor heat pumps rated up to 19 and 16 SEER.
- DZ16SA, DZ14SA and DZ14SN: Economical single-stage heat pumps with quiet operation.


Our expertise
Frequently asked questions
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Will a heat pump keep my home warm in winter?
Daikin rates many models to heat at outdoor temperatures down to -13°F. In very cold regions, a supplemental heat source may still be recommended.
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Do SEER ratings vary by installation?
Yes. Listed SEER figures are manufacturer maximums; actual efficiency depends on the matched equipment and installation. Check current Daikin specifications when comparing.



