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Liberty Heating & Air Conditioning heat pumps: how do their ratings compare?

A typical Liberty Heating & Air Conditioning heat pump beats 44% of similar heat pumps (same size and type), which is below average. Liberty Heating & Air Conditioning has 61 heat pump models in this list.

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Overall score

44%

of similar heat pumps beaten by its typical model

Below average

Liberty Heating & Air Conditioning has no QMID (the manufacturer ID the 25C tax credit needs) on file, so it is not ranked against other brands. Based on 47 models with every rating.

Liberty Heating & Air Conditioning, rating by ratingStrongest on hot-day cooling efficiency (beats 58%), weakest on heating power kept at 5°f (beats 24%).
  • Efficiency on a 5°F dayCOP at 5°FBeats 45%
  • Heating power kept at 5°FCapacity at 5°F vs 47°FBeats 24%
  • Winter-long heating efficiencyHSPF2Beats 29%
  • Summer-long cooling efficiencySEER2Beats 42%
  • Hot-day cooling efficiencyEER2Beats 58%

Average (50%)

Each bar: the share of similar heat pumps a typical model beats on that rating.

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Rebate standards

Share of this brand’s models that meet the efficiency levels rebate programs use. Programs can have other rules too.

  • 20%

    meet CEE 2025 Tier 1, the level many utility rebates use.

    12 models. All brands: 48%.

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  • 10%

    meet Xcel Energy Colorado’s cold-climate rebate levels.

    6 models. All brands: 38%.

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  • 0%

    reach the cold-climate tier: full heating output and a COP of 2.1 or more at 5°F.

    None of its models yet. All brands: 1%.

Top Liberty Heating & Air Conditioning cold-climate picks, by size

Only units that keep at least 70% of their heat at 5°F, ranked on heat kept, efficiency at 5°F and seasonal efficiency (HSPF2), against units their size.

Showing Ducted, 3.5–4.5 tons (39,000–56,999 Btu/h cooling). What size is my system?

2 of Liberty Heating & Air Conditioning’s 25 models of this size and type qualify.

  1. 1ASZS60421EA*with indoor coil CA*EA6030*4A and furnace G*VC801005C*ALiberty Heating & Air Conditioning3.5 tons · 40,000 Btu/h · DuctedKeeps 77% of its heat at 5°FMeets CEE 2025, CEE 2026, Xcel CC
    Heat kept at 5°F
    77% (Capacity at 5°F vs 47°F)
    Good
    Efficiency at 5°F
    2.20 (COP at 5°F)
    Great
    Seasonal efficiency
    8.6 (HSPF2)
    Good
    72.9score / 100
  2. 2ASZS60481EA*with ducted air handler AHVE60DP1400BLiberty Heating & Air Conditioning3.5 tons · 44,000 Btu/h · DuctedKeeps 70% of its heat at 5°FMeets CEE 2025, CEE 2026, Xcel CC
    Heat kept at 5°F
    70% (Capacity at 5°F vs 47°F)
    Good
    Efficiency at 5°F
    2.00 (COP at 5°F)
    Good
    Seasonal efficiency
    8.6 (HSPF2)
    Good
    66.5score / 100

These are certified test ratings, not a recommendation for your home. The right size comes from a load calculation by a contractor.

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