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LG · Central heat pumps · R-32 · LGRED°LG central systems at AirGreenSold and installed by AirGreen across Montreal, Laval, Longueuil, the South Shore and the North Shore.
Standard or LGRED°
The two lines

One architecture, two outdoor units

LG names its systems KSSLB (standard) and KSSLA (LGRED°); LG Canada calls them single-zone units and single-zone LGRED units. Either way, the air handler takes the furnace’s place and blows into your ductwork.

Standard7 products

LG R-32 standard central

KSSLB systems: KUSXB outdoor unit and KNSLB air handler, including the only one-ton LG central system we carry.

  • Sizes1 to 4 tons (7)
  • Heats down to−20°C
  • Max. at −15°C10,500 to 38,500 BTU/h
  • LogisVert$1,140 to $3,768
See the standard line
LGRED°6 products

LG LGRED° R-32 central

KSSLA systems: KUSXA outdoor unit, KNSLA air handler up to 3 tons, KNSLB at 3.5 and 4 tons.

  • Sizes1.5 to 4 tons (6)
  • Heats down to−25°C
  • Max. at −15°C25,000 to 46,000 BTU/h
  • LogisVert$1,560 to $3,648
See the LGRED° line
Same size

Standard or LGRED°: the face-off, ton by ton

At −15°C the LGRED° gives 3,000 BTU/h more than the standard at 1.5, 2 and 2.5 tons, and 7,500 more at 4 tons. At 3 tons both deliver 33,000 BTU/h, the LGRED° at a COP of 2.00 versus 1.85, and only the LGRED° keeps going down to −25°C.

Standard and LGRED° at 1.5 tons, capacities in BTU/h.
At 1.5 tonsStandardLGRED°
Outdoor / indoorKUSXB181A KNSLB181AKUSXA181A KNSLA181A
AHRI certificate215588571215588567
Certified cooling18,00018,000
SEER217.518.0
HSPF2 region IV / V10.0 / 8.5710.0 / 8.89
Rated output at −8°C12,50013,000
Max. at −15°C · COP22,000 · 1.8525,000 · 2.00
Max. at the coldest point−20°C · 20,000−25°C · 17,500
LogisVert$1,500$1,560
Standard and LGRED° at 2 tons, capacities in BTU/h.
At 2 tonsStandardLGRED°
Outdoor / indoorKUSXB241A KNSLB241AKUSXA241A KNSLA241A
AHRI certificate215588578215588568
Certified cooling23,20024,000
SEER217.517.5
HSPF2 region IV / V9.7 / 8.3510.0 / 8.20
Rated output at −8°C17,50017,700
Max. at −15°C · COP22,000 · 1.8525,000 · 2.00
Max. at the coldest point−20°C · 21,000−25°C · 18,500
LogisVert$2,100$2,124
Standard and LGRED° at 2.5 tons, capacities in BTU/h.
At 2.5 tonsStandardLGRED°
Outdoor / indoorKUSXB301A KNSLB301AKUSXA301A KNSLA301A
AHRI certificate215588579215588575
Certified cooling27,00030,000
SEER217.018.2
HSPF2 region IV / V9.6 / 8.329.8 / 8.42
Rated output at −8°C21,40021,600
Max. at −15°C · COP30,000 · 1.8533,000 · 2.00
Max. at the coldest point−20°C · 26,000−25°C · 28,250
LogisVert$2,568$2,592
Standard and LGRED° at 3 tons, capacities in BTU/h.
At 3 tonsStandardLGRED°
Outdoor / indoorKUSXB361A KNSLB361AKUSXA361A KNSLA361A
AHRI certificate215812199215588576
Certified cooling33,00033,000
SEER217.518.2
HSPF2 region IV / V9.5 / 8.069.6 / 7.85
Rated output at −8°C27,00025,400
Max. at −15°C · COP33,000 · 1.8533,000 · 2.00
Max. at the coldest point−20°C · 27,000−25°C · 28,000
LogisVert$3,240$3,048
Standard and LGRED° at 3.5 tons, capacities in BTU/h.
At 3.5 tonsStandardLGRED°
Outdoor / indoorKUSXB421A KNSLB421AKUSXA422A KNSLB421A
AHRI certificate215588573215735573
Certified cooling42,00042,000
SEER218.019.0
HSPF2 region IV / V9.5 / 7.509.8 / not published
Rated output at −8°C31,00029,800
Max. at −15°C · COP38,500 · 1.80not published
Max. at the coldest point−20°C · 34,000not published
LogisVert$3,720$3,576

LGRED° 3.5 tons: our listing shows the KUSXA421A outdoor unit and AHRI 215588569, which is on no list, and carries the ENERGY STAR figures of the LG pair shown here, certified Cold Climate. Its NEEP points at −15°C and −25°C were not read.

Standard and LGRED° at 4 tons, capacities in BTU/h.
At 4 tonsStandardLGRED°
Outdoor / indoorKUSXB481A KNSLB481AKUSXA482A KNSLB481A
AHRI certificate215588580215735574
Certified cooling45,50046,000
SEER218.019.0
HSPF2 region IV / V9.4 / 7.429.6 / 7.95
Rated output at −8°C31,40030,400
Max. at −15°C · COP38,500 · 1.8046,000 · 2.00
Max. at the coldest point−20°C · 36,000−25°C · 38,500
LogisVert$3,768$3,648

LGRED° 4 tons: the certified pair uses the KUSXA482A outdoor unit; our listings show KUSXA481A. We confirm the model on the quote.

NEEP (October 14, 2026), ENERGY STAR (rechecked October 27, 2026), Hydro-Québec LogisVert list of October 27, 2026. The one-ton standard system has no LGRED° counterpart at AirGreen: see the standard line.

A Montréal winter

What each line delivers as the thermometer drops

At Montréal-Trudeau the daily minimum drops below −20°C, the standard line’s limit, about 12 days a year (1991-2020 normals). On those days a standard system hands over to backup heat; an LGRED° keeps going down to −25°C.

Two sizes, two lines

−15°C
Standard 2 tonsKUSXB241A · KNSLB241A
22,000 BTU/h
LGRED° 2 tonsKUSXA241A · KNSLA241A
25,000 BTU/h
Standard 4 tonsKUSXB481A · KNSLB481A
38,500 BTU/h
LGRED° 4 tonsKUSXA482A · KNSLB481A
46,000 BTU/h

NEEP certified maximum output, in BTU/h. “Not published”: NEEP gives no test point at that temperature for this system. “Outside LG’s range”: below LG’s published heating limit.

COP in the cold

2.00certified COP at −15°C for every certified LGRED°
1.80 to 1.85certified COP at −15°C for the standard line

At the coldest test point the certified COP runs from 1.40 to 1.73 at −20°C for the standard, and from 1.58 to 1.76 at −25°C for the LGRED°. Even there, each kilowatt-hour of electricity gives more than a kilowatt-hour of heat.

LogisVert

From 3 to 4 tons, the standard gets more than the LGRED°

Hydro-Québec bases the amount on the certified rated output at −8°C, not on performance at −25°C. At 3, 3.5 and 4 tons the standard certifies more at −8°C, so it gets more. At 1.5, 2 and 2.5 tons it is the other way round.

$3,240standard 3 tons, versus $3,048 for the LGRED°
$3,768standard 4 tons, versus $3,648 for the LGRED°

12 of the 13 systems are on the list, all at the Cold Climate rate, from $1,140 to $3,768. The one-ton standard is certified at 12,000 BTU/h in cooling, exactly Hydro-Québec’s minimum.

What LogisVert excludes for a central system

  • Geothermal: a central heat pump installed in a geothermally heated house does not qualify.
  • Insulated envelope: an indoor unit or ducts outside the insulated envelope, in an attic for example, are excluded.
Certified rated output at −8°C (BTU/h) and amount from Hydro-Québec’s list of October 27, 2026; all of these systems are paid at the Cold Climate rate of $120 per 1,000 BTU/h. Indicative amounts, to be confirmed by Hydro-Québec.
SizeStandard: at −8°C · amountLGRED°: at −8°C · amount
1 ton9,500 · $1,140not offered
1.5 tons12,500 · $1,50013,000 · $1,560
2 tons17,500 · $2,10017,700 · $2,124
2.5 tons21,400 · $2,56821,600 · $2,592
3 tons27,000 · $3,24025,400 · $3,048
3.5 tons31,000 · $3,72029,800 · $3,576 (LG pair)
4 tons31,400 · $3,76830,400 · $3,648

LogisVert participation guide, version 1.10 (September 15, 2026). The full rules are explained once on the LG page.

What the certificates say

Six figures to know before picking the size

  1. 6 / 12certified systems have certified cooling below their title tonnage (for example 45,500 BTU/h for the 4-ton standard).
  2. 17.0 to 19.0certified SEER2 of the 12 systems; EER2 from 11.7 to 13.5 and HSPF2 from 9.4 to 10.0 in region IV.
  3. 7.42 to 8.89HSPF2 in region V (cold climate), from the 4-ton standard to the 1.5-ton LGRED°.
  4. KNSLBAt 3.5 and 4 tons, standard and LGRED° share the same air handler; only the outdoor unit changes.
  5. 120 Wbase pan heater on the certified outdoor units, per NEEP.
  6. CentralNEEP files these 12 systems as “Centrally Ducted”, not as compact ducted units.
Replacing a central system

Keep your ducts and, often, your line set

Existing R-410A line set

When replacing an R-410A system, LG allows the existing line set to be reused if it is tight, clean and acid-free, after an R-32-compatible flush and with a bidirectional filter drier; the charge is checked with LG’s LATS software.

We check the line set on site before promising it.

The indoor unit

The air handler goes where the furnace was. Positions, backup electric heat and thermostat are explained on the LG air handler page.

No LG central-system job is published in our project gallery yet.

See our LG projects
Frequently asked questions

What people ask us most

LG standard or LGRED° central: which one?
If you want the heat pump to keep heating down to −25°C, the LGRED°. If backup heat takes over below −20°C, the standard does the job, and from 3 to 4 tons it even gets a little more LogisVert.
Why does the 3-ton LGRED° get less LogisVert than the standard?
Hydro-Québec pays on the certified rated output at −8°C: 27,000 BTU/h for the standard, 25,400 for the LGRED°. Hence $3,240 versus $3,048 on the list of October 27, 2026.
Is the 3.5-ton LGRED° central certified?
The LG pair KUSXA422A with KNSLB421A (AHRI 215735573) is: ENERGY STAR Cold Climate certified and listed by Hydro-Québec at $3,576. Our listing shows this pair’s figures but another AHRI number (215588569), which is on no list. We put the exact pair, and its AHRI number, on the quote.
What size of central system do I need?
The one your home’s load calculation justifies, not the number in the title: six of the twelve certified systems cool less than their nominal tonnage. We run the calculation during the estimate.
Can I keep my existing ductwork?
Yes, that is the whole idea of a central system. The LG air handler replaces the furnace and connects to the duct network; we check the ducts’ condition and layout during the visit.
Does an LG central heat below −25°C?
No: the LGRED° heats down to −25°C and the standard down to −20°C, per LG and NEEP’s test points. Below that, backup heat takes over.

Sources checked

  1. NEEP ccASHP list, searched by AHRI number, and ENERGY STAR Certified Air-Source Heat Pumps (dataset w7cv-9xjt), read October 14, 2026; ENERGY STAR rechecked October 27, 2026.
  2. LG Electronics U.S.A., R-410A to R-32 Model Numbers (CR_R410A_Models_to_R32_06_25) and R32 Single Zone MPAHU Quick Installation Guide (IN_SZ_MPAHU_R32_07_25), read October 14, 2026.
  3. LG Electronics Canada, “Vertical Air Handler Unit” page, read October 14, 2026.
  4. Hydro-Québec, LogisVert list of October 27, 2026 and participation guide version 1.10 (September 15, 2026).
  5. Environment and Climate Change Canada, 1991-2020 normals, Montréal-Trudeau airport, ID 7025250.
  6. AirGreen, 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 central-system shop

Every LG central system we carry, right below.

Each product page is a complete system: KUSX outdoor unit and KNSL air handler, with its AHRI number.

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