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Do Ductless Mini-split Systems Qualify for Higher Rebate Rates per Ton?

Yes, ductless mini-split systems are excellent candidates for higher rebate rates per ton because they typically achieve superior efficiency ratings compared to traditional central systems.

LADWP structures its rebate program in tiers based on modern efficiency standards. Because ductless mini-splits avoid the energy losses inherent in ductwork, they often register higher SEER2 and HSPF2 values, which can move the system into a more generous per-ton incentive bracket.

Key details regarding efficiency and rebates include:

  • Efficiency Performance: Ductless systems can reach SEER2 ratings of 20–38 and HSPF2 ratings of 10–14, often placing them in the utility’s upper rebate tiers.
  • Tier Advancement: A small improvement in SEER2 (often just 0.5–1.0) can be enough to move a system into a higher tier, increasing the total financial incentive for your project.
  • Rebate Calculation: The total rebate is determined by multiplying the system’s rated capacity (in tons) by the dollar amount assigned to its efficiency tier.

Since 1998, our highly-trained technicians have helped homeowners in Culver City and the Los Angeles area identify which high-efficiency models qualify for these top-tier incentives. We cross-reference equipment with the AHRI directory to confirm eligibility and ensure your installation meets all utility requirements for a hassle-free and enjoyable experience.

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