The MrCool Universal Series of high-efficiency heat pumps is perfect for regions with difficult winters and sweltering summers. Watch the video and follow along with the following transcript to learn more MrCool Universal heat pump details.
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(0:00) For contractors, the goal is simple, (0:02) faster installs, fewer callbacks, (0:05) and equipment that performs when temperatures get extreme. (0:08) That's exactly what the Mr. Cool Universal Series (0:11) was built to deliver. (0:13) It's a fully ducted inverter heat pump platform (0:16) engineered to deliver 100% heating output (0:19) down to negative 13 degrees Fahrenheit (0:21) and 100% cooling capacity (0:23) up to 110 degrees Fahrenheit outdoor temperature.
(0:27) That wide operating range allows the system (0:29) to maintain consistent performance (0:31) across the country's many climates. (0:34) Every model in the lineup also carries (0:36) cold climate heat pump designation, (0:39) ensuring reliable heating performance (0:41) even at low outdoor temperatures. (0:44) Efficiency is another major advantage.
(0:46) Every model qualifies for Energy Star 6.1 certification. (0:50) That creates a strong rebate story (0:52) when homeowners are comparing the upfront cost (0:55) of upgrading to a heat pump. (0:57) Now, let's take a look at the indoor air handler.
(0:59) Inside the cabinet is Mr. Cool's M-shaped (1:02) all aluminum coil, the M-Coil. (1:05) Using aluminum improves corrosion resistance (1:08) and long-term durability, (1:09) while the compact M-shaped design (1:11) allows Mr. Cool to maintain a large coil surface area (1:15) inside a slim cabinet. (1:17) The system is paired with a symmetric blower design (1:20) and constant airflow motor, (1:22) which automatically adjusts fan speed (1:24) to maintain consistent airflow (1:26) across varying static pressures.
(1:28) The system can deliver up to 1,800 CFM (1:32) on the 60K model in turbo mode. (1:34) Plus, the air handler supports vertical upflow, (1:37) downflow, and horizontal left and right installations. (1:40) Another installer-friendly feature (1:42) is automatic voltage identification.
(1:44) The indoor air handler automatically detects (1:47) the incoming voltage, meaning no manual switching, (1:50) jumper adjustments, or rewiring required. (1:53) The Universal Series uses R454B refrigerant (1:57) and each box comes with braise-to-flare adapters (2:00) and insulation sleeves. (2:02) The Universal is also compatible (2:04) with Mr. Cool's patented No-Vac line sets.
(2:07) These lines come pre-charged and ready to connect, (2:10) eliminating the need for vacuum pumps, (2:13) manifold gauges, and evacuation procedures. (2:15) That's huge because for many contractors, (2:18) reducing installation time like this (2:20) can make a big difference across multiple jobs in a week. (2:23) For extremely cold climates, (2:25) the Universal Series supports optional electric heat kits, (2:28) ranging from five kilowatts to 20 kilowatts.
(2:31) These kits feature a slide-out design, (2:34) making installation and future service simple (2:36) while providing a reliable (2:37) all-electric backup heating solution. (2:40) Mr. Cool stands behind the Universal Series (2:42) with strong warranty protection. (2:45) The system includes 10-year parts warranty, (2:48) 10-year compressor warranty, (2:49) and two-year limited labor warranty (2:51) with no registration required.
(2:53) For contractors looking for a ducted inverter heat pump (2:57) that installs flexibly, performs in extreme temperatures, (3:01) and qualifies for today's rebates, (3:03) the Mr. Cool Universal Series delivers a solution (3:06) built for real-world jobs. (3:09) To learn more about the Mr. Cool Universal Series platform, (3:12) visit mrcool.com.
