Installation d’une thermopompe murale Fujitsu Altair 300 à Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie
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Installation of a Fujitsu Altair 300 wall-mounted heat pump in Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie

An elegant and efficient integration in the heart of a Montreal duplex

At AirGreen , we recently completed the installation of a Fujitsu Altair 300 R-32 wall-mounted heat pump in a charming duplex in Montreal's Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie neighborhood. This project perfectly illustrates how an energy-efficient HVAC solution can seamlessly integrate into a traditionally styled interior without compromising efficiency or aesthetics.


An installation adapted to the typical architecture of Rosemont

The home, with its hardwood floors and solid oak moldings , presented a classic challenge: finding the perfect location for a wall unit while preserving the character of the home.
Our technicians opted for an installation above the door frame of the central hallway , an optimal choice to maximize air circulation between the kitchen, living room and bedrooms .

Thanks to the compact shape and minimalist design of the Fujitsu Altair 300, the unit blends discreetly into the decor. Strategic positioning allows for even distribution of heat and air conditioning , without visual obstruction.


Technical details of the installation

  • Make and model: Fujitsu Altair 300 (R-32, 12,000 BTU)

  • Type: Single-zone wall-mounted heat pump

  • Refrigerant gas: R-32 – more environmentally friendly and more efficient than R-410A

  • Location: Interior wall above a solid wood frame

  • Drainage: Gravity installation, with discreet outlet to the outside

  • Wiring and conduits: Passages carefully concealed in the cowling to preserve interior aesthetics

  • Noise level: Ultra-quiet (≈ 21 dB in low mode)

The refrigerant pipe outlet has been made with millimeter precision to minimize the length of the line, ensuring optimal performance and reduced heat losses .


All-season comfort and energy savings

The Fujitsu Altair 300 R-32 offers exceptional performance even in harsh Quebec winters , capable of maintaining stable efficiency down to −26 °C . This system meets the ENERGY STAR energy efficiency criteria, opening the door to provincial subsidies (Hydro-Québec and Transition Énergétique Québec).

Occupants now benefit from:

  • constant comfort in summer and winter;

  • reduced consumption thanks to the high-efficiency inverter;

  • quiet operation ideal for living rooms;

  • and improved air quality thanks to the integrated high-density filter.


AirGreen expertise at the service of retail

Our certified technicians coordinated each step with precision:

  • planning the passage of refrigeration lines to avoid any alteration of the woodwork;

  • discreet opening through the load-bearing wall leading to the rear facade;

  • installation of the external compressor on an anti-vibration support adapted to the configuration of the interior courtyard;

  • and complete commissioning including leak testing, vacuuming and pressure verification.

This attention to detail ensures the longevity of the system , while meeting the strict standards of the building code and the requirements of the Fujitsu manufacturer.


Why choose AirGreen for your HVAC installation?

Our approach is based on three pillars:

  1. Customized analysis of each residential space;

  2. Selection of latest generation appliances (R-32 or R-454B) for a minimal environmental footprint;

  3. Certified and careful installation , focused on performance, durability and design.

In this Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie project, the result combines energy efficiency , discreet aesthetics and optimal comfort — a demonstration of our commitment to offering the best residential HVAC in Montreal .


Conclusion

The installation of this Fujitsu Altair 300 wall-mounted heat pump perfectly illustrates AirGreen's ability to adapt the most advanced technology to typical Montreal interiors. Through meticulous work and a keen understanding of urban spaces, we allow each home to enjoy four-season comfort while reducing its energy footprint .

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