Today, as the global leader in the distribution of heating and air conditioning products, Daikin is committed to being recognized as “a global and excellent company,” continuously creating new products to meet the needs of its customers.
Venmar conducts research, design, and marketing of “ventilation solutions” that ensure better indoor air quality in the buildings where we live and work.
The “speed regulator” of your comfort
High-efficiency, variable-speed Bosch ducted Inverter split heat pump system.
Bosch’s quality engineering, quiet performance, and unbeatable warranty deliver exceptional comfort in your home. Whether for heating or cooling, our reliable Inverter heat pumps ensure you maintain this comfort level with precise control of indoor temperature and humidity. These robust, high-efficiency, and quiet heat pumps are available in four capacities, from 2 to 5 tons, to meet your specific needs. The system features a variable-speed Inverter drive that adjusts the compressor speed to optimize comfort while keeping noise to a minimum and using just the right amount of energy to achieve maximum efficiency, up to 18 SEER. Lower energy bills with supreme comfort.
Made for Canada, Zuba-Central is the true evolution of whole-home comfort, all year long. With our efficient and exclusive Hyper-Heat Inverter (H2i) technology, Zuba-Central delivers excellent heating performance during Canadian winters, even at extremely low outdoor temperatures of -30°C* and beyond. From energy-saving features such as VCSI technology to powerful performance features like our Hyper-Heat Inverter (H2i), Zuba-Central is packed with so many advancements that we have no hesitation in calling it the true whole-home evolution.
What is a heat pump? A heat pump is a proven heating and cooling system that uses refrigerant to transfer thermal energy between indoor and outdoor environments. The refrigerant circulates in a closed loop between an outdoor unit and an indoor unit.
When the temperature rises indoors, the heat pump functions as an air conditioner. When the temperature drops indoors, the cycle reverses, and the system works as a heater. In heating mode, the refrigerant absorbs heat from the outdoor air and uses it to warm the inside of your home, even in the middle of winter.