Floor console installation in Montreal, Laval and Longueuil. Heat that starts at the floor.

Floor Console | Installation in Montreal, Laval, Longueuil, South Shore and North Shore - Gree floor console by AirGreen

A floor console is a heat pump mounted low on the wall: it heats and cools right where you feel it. 57 models from 14 brands, 7,000 to 24,000 BTU, installed by our refrigeration technicians in Montreal, Laval, Longueuil, on the South Shore and the North Shore.

What is a floor console?

A “low” wall heat pump: the indoor unit sits at the bottom of the wall, often under a window, and an outdoor unit captures heat from the air, even in winter. It heats and it cools.

Who is it for?

The rooms where a wall unit doesn't fit: basement, attic bedroom, sunroom, a wall under a big window, or where an electric baseboard used to be.

How much funding?

Hydro-Québec (LogisVert) pays $120 per 1,000 BTU/h of heating certified at −8 °C, from 12,000 BTU. On our product pages: up to $2,424.

Which floor console for your room? The studio answers.

Pick the room, its size and the weather outside: the scene comes to life, the size is calculated and our three best models appear, with their real data.

See the details

The 14 floor console brands we install.

Tap an image to open the brand's collection, or “See the details” to compare its models right below. Certified Fujitsu (Elite Plus), Gree (Elite) and Midea (Pro) dealer.

Fujitsu floor console

Hitachi floor console

Samsung floor console

LG floor console

Midea floor console

Gree floor console

Senville floor console

Durastar floor console

Lennox floor console

Elios floor console

Direct Air floor console

Arcoaire floor console

Tosot floor console

ACD floor console

All Fujitsu consoles →

Series: AGU RLF · Refrigerants: R-410A

All our floor consoles, with their filters.

Filter by brand, BTU, heating, refrigerant, Wi-Fi, ENERGY STAR, piping or voltage, then open the product page: AHRI number, capacity at −8 °C and the indicative LogisVert amount are all there.

The test bench: every dot is a floor console.

Certified heat at −8 °C versus indoor noise at low speed, for our 43 certified single-zone consoles. Filter, then tap a dot.

Open the product page →

The rankings: the top eight consoles, criterion by criterion.

Change the criterion: the ranking is rebuilt from the spec-sheet data.

Indoor sound level at low speed, manufacturer data. Lower = quieter.

Two consoles face to face. May the best one win.

Pick two models: every bar compares them, criterion by criterion.

All 57 floor consoles, every spec side by side.

Sort, filter by size and page through: capacity at −8 °C, SEER, noise, piping, Wi-Fi, ENERGY STAR and LogisVert, as listed on our product pages.

“—”: figure not published for a head sold as multi-zone, or a model without LogisVert (under 12,000 BTU or not ENERGY STAR). “to confirm”: amount to be confirmed with Hydro-Québec.

Our 57 floor consoles in seven charts.

Sizes, refrigerants, coldest operating point, piping, Wi-Fi, ENERGY STAR and warranties: the whole catalogue at a glance.

How many models per capacity? Tap a bar.

More than half on R-32 or R-454B.

GWP: 100-year global warming potential (IPCC). Lower = better for the climate.

How cold it still heats, per the manufacturer.

Copper line diameters.

Control from your phone.

The certification LogisVert requires.

Parts – compressor – labour, in years.

Floor console, wall unit or baseboard: where does the heat start?

Switch units and watch the airflow in the same room.

Warm air comes out at knee height, rises in front of the window and travels around the room.

Slide the thermometer. See who keeps going.

Minimum temperatures published by the manufacturers, for our consoles that publish one.

Minimum heating temperature published by the manufacturer. Seven multi-zone heads have no published figure on their product page.

In which room does a console make the difference?

Tap the numbers on the house.

Cold floor, foundation wall: the console heats at floor level and cools in summer.

Indicative size. The visit confirms it.

What's inside a console, and what goes through the wall.

Tap a number or a room in the list.

Supply grille. On top: air comes out here. In heating mode, several models also blow through a bottom slot, right at floor level.

Lower than a kitchen counter.

Our compact consoles are about 60 cm high and 20 cm deep. Compare the two cabinets.

Rounded from the spec sheets (inches). Examples: Fujitsu, Gree, LG, Lennox, Samsung, Midea, Durastar.

One console on its own, or several on the same outdoor unit.

Each room keeps its own thermostat. 13 of our consoles (LG 15,000, Samsung and Lennox 15,000, ACD, Tosot, Hitachi airHome) are sold only this way.

Up to $2,424 from Hydro-Québec for one console.

$120 per 1,000 BTU/h of heating certified at −8 °C. Pick a model and watch the math happen.

Indicative amount: Hydro-Québec confirms the funding granted. Cap: 100% of the cost before taxes.

From the free visit to your LogisVert cheque, in five steps.

Tap a step.

Five common beliefs about consoles. Test yourself.

Floor consoles: the twelve questions we get asked most.

Tap a question to read the answer.

A console sits low on the wall and blows warm air near the floor; it shines under a window, in a basement or under a sloped roof. A wall unit goes up high and keeps the floor clear. Both heat and cool: the visit decides based on the room.

Other units and grants, one click away.

Wall-mounted heat pumps →771 wall-mounted heat pumps in our catalogue.

Floor-ceiling units →53 models that mount on the floor or the ceiling.

All indoor units →Cassette, ducted, console, floor-ceiling: 516 models.

Hydro-Québec's LogisVert →The full simulator and the 2026 guide rules.

Heat pump grants 2026 →Every program that pays toward a heat pump.

The right console, on the right wall, installed by our technicians.

Montreal, Laval, Longueuil, South Shore and North Shore. Showroom in Boucherville, 1370 rue Joliot-Curie: come see the consoles in person.

South Shore and showroom: 514 316-3007 · sales@airgreen.ca

Frequently asked questions

Console or wall unit: which one?

Can one console heat the whole house?

A console heats one room or an open area. For several rooms, a multi-zone outdoor unit feeds several indoor heads: 13 of our consoles are in fact sold only as multi-zone.

What capacity do I need?

Our starting rule: 18,000 BTU per 1,000 sq ft, so about 9,000 BTU for 500 sq ft. The visit adjusts it for windows, insulation and ceiling height.

Are consoles eligible for LogisVert?

Yes, if the outdoor unit is at least 12,000 BTU in cooling and the model is ENERGY STAR cold climate. The math: $120 per 1,000 BTU/h of heating at −8 °C, up to 100% of the cost before taxes. Single-zone 9,000 BTU units don't qualify.

How cold can they heat?

According to the manufacturers, from −20 °C to −35 °C depending on the model. 23 of our consoles heat down to −30 °C or colder. Certified capacity (AHRI) is measured at −8 °C.

Is it noisy?

Indoors, at low speed, our consoles range from 20 to 37 dB(A) per the manufacturers. The quietest: Durastar Standard R-454B 9,000, at 20 dB(A).

How much space does it need?

Most are about 70 to 80 cm wide, 60 cm high and 20 cm deep. The large 18,000 and 24,000 cabinets from Arcoaire and Senville are about 107 cm wide.

R-410A, R-32 or R-454B?

Those are the refrigerants. R-32 and R-454B are newer and have a much lower global warming potential than R-410A. We carry 24 models on R-32, 12 on R-454B and 21 on R-410A.

What does a 10-10-0 warranty mean?

It's the manufacturer warranty: 10 years on parts, 10 years on the compressor, 0 years on labour. Several of our consoles carry 12-12-0.

How long does installation take?

After the free visit, you get a written quote within 24 h. The installation date is set with you, based on the model and the season.

What line diameter?

Per the spec sheets: 1/4 – 3/8 in for 31 models, 1/4 – 1/2 in for 24 models and 3/8 – 5/8 in for the two 24,000 BTU consoles. The technician confirms the length and route during the visit.

Does it need a special outlet?

All 57 of our consoles run on 220 V: the outdoor unit is fed by a dedicated circuit from the electrical panel. The hookup is part of the installation.

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