Elite® Series XP13 Heat Pump

Innovation never felt so good.™

Efficient design can result in significant energy savings

Dependable scroll compressor provides smooth, efficient and reliable operation

Ozone-responsible R410A meets the EPA’s (Environmental Protection Agency) most stringent environmental guidelines

SmartHinge™ louvered access panels provide improved coil protection and fast, efficient servicing

Compatible with the exclusive Humiditrol® whole-home dehumidification system

ENERGY STAR® qualified

The XP13 heat pump proves that home comfort and environmental responsibility can go hand in hand. Engineered with the chlorine-free R410A refrigerant, the XP13 provides exceptional comfort and is environmentally responsible. This refrigerant meets the EPA’s strictest standards for ozone and climate protection.

The ideal choice for your home environment And global environment

Designed to deliver more comfort for your energy dollar,

the XP13 has efficiency ratings of up to 15.50 SEER and 8.50 HSPF. At the heart of the system is a scroll compressor, which provides smooth, efficient and reliable operation.

Efficient Compared

5-year cooling savings
Efficiency rating

to an older heat pump, the XP13 heat pump can save you hundreds of dollars each year

The XP13 heat pump provides cooling efficiencies of up to 15.50

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Up to 15.50 SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) and

8.50HSPF (Heating Season Performance Factor).

Warranty*

10-year limited warranty on the compressor.

5-year limited warranty on all remaining covered components.

*Applies to residential applications only. See actual warranty certificate for details.

SEER and heating efficiencies of up to 8.50 HSPF. The higher the efficiency rating, the higher your energy savings. In the case of the XP13 heat pump, those savings can translate to hundreds of dollars each year.

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15.00SEER XP13 heat pump, compared to older, less efficient units

This chart compares the 5-year savings you can expect from a 15 SEER heat pump vs. units with lower efficiency ratings. The regions used to calculate household fuel and utility costs reflect a cross-section of cities in the U.S. using 2006 Department of Energy national average energy rates. In addition to geography, cooling costs are based on 3-ton capacity specifications, with 1,600 cooling hours per year. Your actual costs will vary depending on the weather, local fuel rates, systems settings and your personal lifestyle.