Use every room in your home year-round

Add heating and cooling to make your unconditioned space useable all year, protect your belongings from extreme weather conditions, and potentially increase your resale value.

finished garage or shed/outbuilding with workshop space

Solutions for your space

JX 115V Wall-mounted Indoor Unit

Designed for homes with limited electrical capacity, this 115V unit installs easily using a standard outlet and delivers year-round comfort.

Low wattage

9k - 12k BTU/H
Up to 20 SEER2
46 db(A) max

EZ FIT® Ceiling-recessed Indoor Unit

Mounts discreetly in the ceiling to deliver quiet, efficient comfort with flexible installation and adjustable airflow for personalized control.

Deluxe Wall-mounted Indoor Unit

The Wi-Fi enabled FX provides precise comfort and exceptional energy efficiency to any space, with convenient control options and premium features.

Most features

6k - 24k BTU/H
Up to 35 SEER2
47 db(A) max

Reasons to choose all-electric HVAC

Customer stories and articles

See how real customers elevated their homes and read more about specific useable space for your home.

Whole-Home Addition

Rhinebeck, NY

“We did have a few trepidations. We were worried about whether we can actually heat the whole house with these units all over the place and whether it would be consistent and equal heat and air and we found that to be very efficient."

-Richard Barone, homeowner

Garage Heating and Air Conditioning

Garages are good for so much more than simply storing cars! Your home can be enhanced by extending the usable space to your garage. It’s the perfect setting for taking on new projects or enjoying hobbies year-round.

Adams Home Renovation

Jasper, GA

Homeowners Ray and Cindy Adams saw the value of our Cooling & Heating products for their home renovation. That value was confirmed with their first utility bill: $67. And now they have a conditioned garage that doubles as a multi-purpose room!

McVille Manor

Madison County, AL

“There was only one place where we had to make a very small incision in one of the bricks, and it worked seamlessly. Otherwise, the piping went through the floors through little incisions. That was great because the walls are plaster and they’d have cracked terribly."

—Marguerite Ellison, Homeowner