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Bosch Gen 2/3 Max Performance ENERGY STAR 9,000 BTU 0.75 Ton Ductless Mini Split Air Conditioner and Heat Pump 230-Volt 8733966898 - $1258
$1,258.00
$1,971.71
25 SEER unit, Memorial Day Weekend sale. Includes 25ft line set and pre charged with R410A (professional installation still recommended and required to maintain 10 year warranty). May qualify for utility rebates in some locations.
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Created 05-16-2024
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Also, you can get a 21-22 unit for less than $700 these days.
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I was researching their site last week and this brand wasn't on there IIRC.
The federal / state rebates are a bit of a nightmare for the public to figure out , here are some links from my own research:
https://www.energystar.
https://www.energy.gov/gc/article...s-brochure
Also R410A phase out starts Jan 1 next year. Manufacturers will no longer be able to sell these units. So expect some increasingly good discounts as 2024 progresses.
https://www.carrierente
However, I'm also not finding any mini-splits with a refrigerant that is allowed in new equipment in 2025.
Price on these will vary widely based on efficiency and low temperature heating efficiency.
Just to make sure your doing an apples to apples comparison.
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Unless you're getting crazy rebates for high SEER units or have some type of power requirements for an off grid system, you're not going to see the savings to justify these high SEER units. Even at 26 cents/kwh your savings is only $704 over 15 years.
Unless you're getting crazy rebates for high SEER units or have some type of power requirements for an off grid system, you're not going to see the savings to justify these high SEER units. Even at 26 cents/kwh your savings is only $704 over 15 years.
Is electric really that cheap in Texas? Here in New Hampshire it's 21 cents and that's cheap compared to Massachusetts where I used to live, at over 30 cents.
Unless you're getting crazy rebates for high SEER units or have some type of power requirements for an off grid system, you're not going to see the savings to justify these high SEER units. Even at 26 cents/kwh your savings is only $704 over 15 years.