Quilt Heat Pump Gets High Marks for Efficiency
The outdoor unit of a Quilt ductless heat-pump system.
Photo courtesy of Quilt Systems Inc.
REDWOOD CITY, Calif. — Home climate company Quilt Systems Inc. has announced the AHRI performance metrics for its heat pump.
The Quilt heat pump has a SEER2 of 25, an HSPF2 of 12, and Energy Star certification, according to a press release from the company. Quilt’s efficiency ratings are certified by the Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI), a trade association that verifies the efficiency of all heating and cooling systems on the market.
With intelligent room-by-room control, Quilt adjusts to the needs of each room and automatically switches to Eco Mode when spaces are unoccupied. This drives real-world efficiency higher than the baseline metrics, the press release said.
Quilt was founded in 2022 by three former Google leaders. Quilt’s smart home climate system was built by industry veterans from Google, Apple, Nest, and Tesla.
“At Quilt, we’re a nimble team focused on bringing exceptional design and next-level efficiency to an industry dominated by legacy brands,” said Paul Lambert, co-founder and CEO of Quilt. “Our combination of best-in-class hardware, software, and design is proof that close collaboration can create technology that’s not only advanced but also highly appealing and easy to adopt, bringing us into the electrified future.”
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