Heat Pumps in 2024: Learn how to install and diagnose Napoleon and Bosch Heat Pumps

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Heat Pumps are here to stay with immense savings and superb comfort. In this video, you can learn about two best offerings in the Heat Pump Market: Napoleon and Bosch. We'll go over:
Selling
Installing
Wiring
Controls
Location
And by the end of the video you will know everything to be able to size, install, and configure Bosch and Napoleon heat pumps!
Napoleon: shop.abledistr...
Napoleon Heating Capacity:
2T = 100% down to -5
3T = 100% down to +17
4T = 100% down to +17
5T = 80% down to +17
Bosch: shop.abledistr...
Napoleon Premium Cold Climate Air Source Heat Pump (ccASHP) offers versatile compatibility with any furnace type, allowing you to heat and cool your home using gas, electricity, or a combination. Easily integrate the heat pump into your existing system. In summer, it cools by expelling indoor heat outside. In Spring & Fall, it keeps you warm indoors at ease. If installed as a standalone system (without a furnace), in winter it can maintain a comfortable condition indoors even when ambient is -15C (5F). Enjoy cost savings, home comfort, and a low carbon footprint. Includes a 10-year warranty on parts and compressor.
The Bosch Inverter Ducted Split Family provides supremely-efficient comfort by adjusting compressor capacity rather thana simple on/off control like other units, thereby reducing operating costs and saving you money. With enhanced humidity control and higher efficiency, the performance of the Bosch IDS Family provides you with maximum comfort with minimal energy usage! Our system’s intelligent features work in tandem with your thermostat to automatically adjust to your
preferences, while integrated sound dampening features keep the equipment quiet for your peace of mind.

[@marzgtp]

What is a good furnace and ac combo? I’ve had a few companies come out and tell me different things. One doesn’t like napoleon the other likes only Armstrong products? They all dislike Bosc? What would you recommend?

[@abledistributors]

thanks for checking out my video. as far as recommending one brand over another, you need to remember a few things, #1- every contractor wants to install a brand that they're comfortable with, maybe they know the product well, maybe it's the support they get, maybe it's what they have easy access to. #2- I work for a wholesaler that sells Bosch, Napoleon and Gibson equipment, so typically I recommend one of these as I know these products better than I know others, so beware who you ask for advice. #3- this to me is the most important thing to remember, choose the contractor that you like and feel you can trust, the contractor is the guy to fix any issues, the contractor is the guy you trust with your safety, hopefully the contractor you choose will keep your equipment maintained for years and years..once you choose a contractor, trust what he suggests for equipment, they want you to be a happy customer, no contractor will deliberately install bad equipment. as far as Bosch, a lot of contractors just haven't been trained on how to set up or install, the Bosch unit is different than any other unit ( and our best seller ) it's a modulating heat pump. pick your contractor first ! I hope this helped a little, thanks, Brian