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LG · 2x2 · 3x3 · LGRED°LG cassettes at AirGreenSold and installed by AirGreen across Montreal, Laval, Longueuil, the South Shore and the North Shore.
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Two sizes

2x2 or 3x3: the ceiling decides first

The 2x2 takes a square of about 2 ft at the ceiling and can become a multi-zone head. The 3x3 covers large rooms and shops, always with its own outdoor unit.

2 ft x 2 ft · 9,000 to 18,000 BTU/h

  • PT-QAGW0 panel, 24-13/32 in. (about 620 mm) square, for the R-32 KNUDB heads.
  • Can be a multi-zone head: LG sells the KNUDB121A as a Multi F indoor unit, also compatible with a single-zone outdoor unit.
  • Sound and airflow (high, medium, low): 38 / 35 / 32 dB(A) and 335 CFM at 12,000; 41 / 39 / 36 dB(A) and 459 CFM at 18,000.
  • Built-in condensate pump (“drain pump”) and R-32 leak detection sensor.

3 ft x 3 ft · 24,000 to 48,000 BTU/h

  • PT-AAGW0 grille: LG lists it as included with the 3x3 LGRED° system KSSCA421A; Premium PT-AFGW0S panel optional, with the PTAHMP0 purification kit.
  • Single zone only: LG’s R-32 combination tables only accept a cassette between 7,000 and 18,000 BTU/h on a multi-zone.
  • Sound and airflow: 46 / 43 / 41 dB(A) and 1,130 CFM at high speed for the 42,000 LGRED°.
  • Internal condensate pump and R-32 leak detection sensor; optional PTVK430 flange for fresh air, as on the 2x2.

Standard or LGRED°, the indoor unit is the same (KNUDB for the 2x2, KNSCB for the 3x3): only the outdoor unit changes, KUSXB or KUSXA. LG spec sheets KNUDB121A, KSUDB181A, KSUDA181A and KSSCA421A (2025-2026).

System by system

How cold each cassette heats, and what LogisVert pays

NEEP’s coldest test point follows the outdoor unit: −20°C for the six standard KUSXB systems, −25°C for the six LGRED° KUSXA systems. In R-410A, only the LCN489HV with the LUU480HHV heats down to −25°C.

Maximum output in BTU/h, certified by NEEP (October 14, 2026); at −15°C, ENERGY STAR for the 9,000 and 12,000. SEER2 and HSPF2 (region IV): ENERGY STAR. Amounts: Hydro-Québec, October 27, 2026.
System (BTU/h)AHRIMax. at −15°CColdest pointSEER2 / HSPF2LogisVert
9,000 · standard21482653010,400not on NEEP22.2 / 10.0not listed, under 12,000
12,000 · standard21482653310,700not on NEEP21.5 / 10.1not listed, under 12,000
18,000 · standard21482595319,000−20°C · 17,60020.5 / 9.5$1,560
18,000 · LGRED°21482595220,000−25°C · 15,50020.5 / 9.5$1,632
3x3 R-32 KNSCB cassettes with a KUSXB (standard) or KUSXA (LGRED°) outdoor unit. Maximum output in BTU/h certified by NEEP (October 14, 2026). Each −15°C figure links to the system’s page; LogisVert amounts are further down.
Capacity (BTU/h)Standard at −15°CStandard at −20°CLGRED° at −15°CLGRED° at −25°C
24,00023,00021,00028,00021,600
30,00032,00027,00034,00028,250
36,00035,00031,45036,00030,000
42,00040,00035,20043,50036,100
48,00040,00036,96044,50037,910
R-410A pairs as sold, ENERGY STAR figures by AHRI number (Canadian market, October 27, 2026): these pairs are not on NEEP. For LCN428HV + LUU429HV (AHRI 203161245), no certification was found at NEEP, ENERGY STAR or Hydro-Québec.
System (BTU/h)Head + outdoor unitAHRIMax. at −15°C (ENERGY STAR)SEER2 / HSPF2LogisVert
9,000 · 2x2LCN098HV4 + LUU090HV21123450010,10020.2 / 10.55not listed, under 12,000
12,000 · 2x2LCN128HV4 + LUU120HV21123450210,70019.4 / 10.35not listed, under 12,000
18,000 · 2x2LCN188HV4 + LUU180HV21123450416,20020.5 / 9.7$1,524
24,000 · 3x3LCN249HV + LUU240HV21123451321,20020.0 / 10.2$2,088
36,000 · 3x3LCN369HV + LUU360HV21123450835,00021.0 / 10.0$2,880
42,000 · 3x3LCN429HV + LUU420HV21123451439,00019.3 / 10.05$3,360
42,000 · 3x3LCN428HV + LUU429HV203161245no certification foundno ratingnot listed
48,000 · 3x3LCN489HV + LUU480HHV20578877140,50017.5 / 10.65$3,912
A Montréal winter

Slide the temperature: the heat left at the ceiling

Montréal-Trudeau averages 12 days a year below −20°C (1991-2020 normals). At that point a standard cassette reaches its limit; the LGRED° version keeps going to −25°C.

The 3x3 cassettes

−25°C
48,000 · LGRED°KUSXA481A
37,910 BTU/h
48,000 · standardKUSXB481A
outside LG’s range
42,000 · LGRED°KUSXA421A
36,100 BTU/h
42,000 · standardKUSXB421A
outside LG’s range
36,000 · LGRED°KUSXA361A
30,000 BTU/h
36,000 · standardKUSXB361A
outside LG’s range
30,000 · LGRED°KUSXA301A
28,250 BTU/h
30,000 · standardKUSXB301A
outside LG’s range
24,000 · LGRED°KUSXA241A
21,600 BTU/h
24,000 · standardKUSXB241A
outside LG’s range

Maximum output certified by NEEP (October 14, 2026), in BTU/h. “Outside LG’s range”: below the heating limit LG publishes for the KUSXB outdoor unit.

The 2x2 at 18,000 BTU/h

−20°C
2x2 18,000 · LGRED°KNUDB181A + KUSXA181A
not published
2x2 18,000 · standardKNUDB181A + KUSXB181A
17,600 BTU/h

Maximum output certified by NEEP (October 14, 2026), in BTU/h. NEEP does not publish the LGRED° value at −20°C: it is tested at −15°C and −25°C.

At −15°C the 3x3 LGRED° units from 24,000 to 42,000 deliver at least their nominal capacity; the 48,000 delivers 93% (44,500 BTU/h). These are NEEP’s figures, model by model.

LogisVert

In 3x3, LGRED° does not get more

17cassettes out of 22 with a LogisVert amount
$3,912the highest, LCN489HV with LUU480HHV

Hydro-Québec pays on the certified rated output at −8°C, not on the −25°C limit. In 3x3, the LGRED° certifies as much or slightly less at −8°C than the standard unit, so its amount is equal or lower.

The small cassettes

Hydro-Québec requires at least 12,000 BTU/h of nominal cooling. The 9,000 2x2 units fall short, and ENERGY STAR certifies the 12,000 2x2 units, R-32 and R-410A alike, at 11,100 BTU/h: none gets an amount.

At 18,000 in 2x2 it is the other way around: the LGRED° gets $1,632 and the standard $1,560.

Rated output at −8°C and amount from the Hydro-Québec list of October 27, 2026, to be confirmed by Hydro-Québec. All 17 cassettes on the list are paid at the Cold Climate rate of $120 per 1,000 BTU/h.
3x3 (BTU/h)Standard · at −8°CStandard · amountLGRED° · at −8°CLGRED° · amount
24,00017,000$2,04017,000$2,040
30,00021,000$2,52020,400$2,448
36,00024,800$2,97624,800$2,976
42,00030,000$3,60028,600$3,432
48,00032,200$3,86431,800$3,816

The full program rules are explained once on the LG page.

Installation

Panels, options and place in a multi-zone

The right panel for the right head

  • PT-QAGW0: R-32 2x2 heads KNUDB091A, 121A and 181A.
  • PT-QCHW0: R-410A 2x2 LCN…HV4 heads, per LG Canada’s 2023 brochure, instead of the PT-QAGW0; we do not sell it separately.
  • PT-AAGW0: 3x3 heads, R-32 KNSCB as well as R-410A LCN249HV, LCN369HV and LCN429HV.
  • PT-AFGW0S: optional 3x3 Premium panel (PT-AFGW0 panel and PTAHMP0 purification kit); PTDCA decorative cover.

Our LG grilles are in LG parts and accessories.

What can be added

  • Fresh air: optional PTVK430 flange on the R-32 2x2 and 3x3.
  • Wi-Fi: LG lists the PWFMDD200 module for the R-32 cassettes KNUDB121A, KSUDB181A and KSUDA181A.
  • Cooling in cold weather: down to −15°C as standard; with the ZLABGP04B wind baffle, the KUSXA181A outdoor unit cools down to −20°C.
  • On a multi-zone: LG only accepts a cassette between 7,000 and 18,000 BTU/h; the 2x2 can be one of the heads, the 3x3 stays single-zone.

For a 2x2 in a multi-room system, see LG multi-zone.

No LG cassette job is published in our project gallery yet. Our LG projects, by city, are on the LG page.

See our LG projects
Frequently asked questions

What people ask us most

2x2 or 3x3: how do I choose?
By the room and the ceiling. The 2x2 (2 ft x 2 ft) runs from 9,000 to 18,000 BTU/h and can become a multi-zone head. The 3x3 (3 ft x 3 ft) runs from 24,000 to 48,000 BTU/h, always with its own outdoor unit.
How cold does an LG cassette keep heating?
Down to −20°C with a standard KUSXB outdoor unit, down to −25°C with an LGRED° KUSXA unit. In R-410A, the LCN489HV with the LUU480HHV also heats down to −25°C.
Does the LGRED° cassette get more LogisVert?
Not in 3x3: Hydro-Québec pays on the output at −8°C, where the LGRED° certifies as much as or slightly less than the standard unit. Its amount is equal or lower, from $2,040 to $3,816. At 18,000 in 2x2, the LGRED° gets $1,632 and the standard $1,560.
Why do the 9,000 and 12,000 cassettes get no amount?
Hydro-Québec requires at least 12,000 BTU/h of nominal cooling. The 9,000 falls under it, and ENERGY STAR certifies the 12,000 2x2 at 11,100 BTU/h.
Can an LG cassette run on a multi-zone system?
Yes for the 2x2: LG accepts cassettes between 7,000 and 18,000 BTU/h on its R-32 multi-zone units. The 3x3 only pairs with its own outdoor unit.
Is the grille included with the cassette?
LG lists the PT-AAGW0 grille as included with the 3x3 LGRED° system KSSCA421A. For each cassette, the quote states the grille or panel planned, and our LG grilles are also sold separately.

Sources checked

  1. LG Electronics U.S.A., R-32 spec sheets KNUDB121A (2025), KSUDB181A, KSUDA181A and KSSCA421A (2026); LC369HV spec sheet (R-410A, 2023), read October 14, 2026.
  2. LG Electronics Canada, “Residential and Light Commercial Systems” brochure 2023, English and French editions.
  3. LG Electronics U.S.A., R32 Multi F and Multi F MAX Outdoor Unit Combination Data Manual and its with LGRED° version (PDF dated January 15, 2026).
  4. NEEP ccASHP list, searched by AHRI number, read October 14, 2026.
  5. ENERGY STAR, Certified Air-Source Heat Pumps (dataset w7cv-9xjt), re-read October 27, 2026.
  6. Hydro-Québec, LogisVert list of October 27, 2026 and participation guide version 1.10 (September 15, 2026).
  7. Environment and Climate Change Canada, 1991-2020 normals, Montréal-Trudeau airport, ID 7025250.
  8. AirGreen, “Nos réalisations” blog and airgreen.ca product pages, October 27, 2026.

LogisVert amounts are indicative: Hydro-Québec confirms them when you apply. LG’s warranty is explained once on the LG page. Prices on quote.

The LG cassette shop

Every LG cassette we carry, right below.

Each product page is a complete system: the cassette, its outdoor unit and the AHRI number that certifies them together.

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