The DIRECT AIR space at AirGreenSold and installed by AirGreen
Floor console: the heat pump that sits under the window.
A single head, the 700 × 600 × 210 mm DIRM-12HP-CO, with two 12,000 BTU/h outdoor units: Heat Xtreme Pro or DA25. At −15 °C, the Heat Xtreme Pro delivers 12,000 BTU/h, the DA25 8,400. For the room where the top of the wall is taken, here is the duel and the space needed.
Same console, two outdoor units: 12,000 BTU/h at −15 °C, or 8,400.
Both are ENERGY STAR cold-climate certified; their LogisVert amounts differ by only $72. The gap shows in deep cold and in the warranty.
12,000 BTU/h at −15 °C (ENERGY STAR rated)
- Coldest point listed by NEEP
- −30 °C · 5,800 BTU/h max COP 1.08
- SEER2 · HSPF2
- 23.6 · 10.0
- LogisVert
- $1,152 ENERGY STAR cold climate
- Indoor sound H · M · L
- 42.5 • 39 • 32.5 dB(A)
- Outdoor sound · breaker
- 56 dB(A) · 15 A
- Warranty (brochure)
- 10 years compressor, 5 years parts and labour
8,400 BTU/h at −15 °C (ENERGY STAR rated)
- Coldest point listed by NEEP
- −25 °C · 5,500 BTU/h max COP 1.64
- SEER2 · HSPF2
- 22.7 · 10.2
- LogisVert
- $1,080 ENERGY STAR cold climate
- Indoor sound H · M · L
- 43 • 39 • 33 dB(A)
- Outdoor sound · breaker
- 53.5 dB(A) · 15 A
- Warranty (brochure)
- 5 years compressor, parts and labour
NEEP and ENERGY STAR rechecked October 26, 2026; sound, breaker and warranty: Heat Xtreme Pro (July 2022) and DA25 (March 2023) brochures; LogisVert: October 14, 2026 list.
At 600 mm high, does the console fit under your window sill?
Measure from the floor to the bottom of the sill, and the free width of the wall.
Under your window
Calculating…
With the console, NEEP lists a colder point for the same outdoor unit than with the wall head.
| Outdoor unit | With the wall head coldest point listed by NEEP | With the console coldest point listed by NEEP |
|---|---|---|
| Heat Xtreme Pro 12,000 DIRM-12HXPRO28-1Z | −15 °C 12,000 BTU/h max | −30 °C 5,800 BTU/h max · COP 1.08 |
| DA25 12,000 DIRM-12DA25-1Z | −15 °C 8,000 BTU/h max | −25 °C 5,500 BTU/h max · COP 1.64 |
NEEP lists each outdoor + head combination separately (points rechecked October 26, 2026). With the wall head, having no colder point does not mean the unit stops: the brochures state heating down to −35 °C (Heat Xtreme Pro) and −25 °C (DA25).
- Wide-angle air diffuser
- Remote control included
- Wall thermostat optional
- Programmable wired controller optional
Heat Xtreme Pro (July 2022) and DA25 (March 2023) brochures, console page.
What people ask us, and what the sources say.
Console or wall unit: how to choose?
The console sits at the bottom of the wall, often under a window, when the top of the wall is not free. At 12,000 BTU/h, the Heat Xtreme Pro console delivers 12,000 BTU/h at −15 °C, like the same-size Heat Xtreme Pro wall unit, and NEEP lists a −30 °C point for it.
How much space is needed under the window?
Per our product pages, the cabinet is 700 mm wide, 600 mm high and 210 mm deep (the brochure prints 700 × 600 × 210 mm). Add the manual’s clearances and room for the connections; we measure on site.
Heat Xtreme Pro or DA25?
At −15 °C: 12,000 BTU/h for the Heat Xtreme Pro, 8,400 for the DA25 (ENERGY STAR). Coldest point: −30 °C versus −25 °C (NEEP). LogisVert: $1,152 versus $1,080. Warranty: 10 years on the compressor versus 5.
Can it be run from a wall thermostat?
Yes: the brochure offers a wall thermostat and a programmable wired controller as options. The wireless remote is included.
Does the console work in multi-zone?
Yes. The brochures say every indoor unit works in multi-zone: a console can share a multi-zone outdoor unit with other heads.
Your console, installed under the window by AirGreen.
We measure the space under the sill, plan the line-set route, then choose the outdoor unit. The quote shows the AHRI number and the indicative LogisVert amount.
Sold and installed by AirGreen · RBQ 5645-9605-01
Sources, checked on October 26, 2026
- NEEP listings of DIRECT AIR AHRI systems by head (cassette, ducted, console, floor-ceiling) and of the matching wall systems, read October 14, 2026 and rechecked October 26, 2026.
- ENERGY STAR, Certified Air-Source Heat Pumps (data.energystar.gov, dataset w7cv-9xjt), Canadian market, read October 14, 2026 and rechecked October 26, 2026.
- Hydro-Québec, LogisVert eligible heat pump list (owner, existing home) of October 14, 2026; LogisVert residential participation guide, version 1.10, September 15, 2026.
- Direct Air Heat Xtreme Pro brochure, French and English, printed July 2022 (in our files).
- Direct Air DA25 brochure, French and English, printed March 2023 (in our files).
- airgreen.ca product pages (metafields), reread October 26, 2026.
LogisVert amounts are indicative: Hydro-Québec confirms them when you apply. Prices on quote. Page updated October 26, 2026.