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First-generation Free Match · 3 rooms · Updated Oct. 27, 2026

GREE Free Match triple-zone heat pumps, first generation. Four R-410A sizes for sale. No GREE table says what each of the three rooms gets; for the R-32 of the same size, GREE Canada prints it.

4 three-room systems, from 24,000 to 42,000 BTU/h. Our product sheets describe them; no GREE document confirms them and no register certifies them. Before you choose, see size by size what is published on each side, then what to require in the quote.

0 documentsSpec sheet, combination table or brochure from GREE or a Canadian distributor found as of Oct. 26, 2026 for our four three-room systems.
9 to 19Three-unit combinations GREE Canada prints for the Free Match M R32, from the 24,000 to the 42,000, each room’s heat included. For the first generation: none found.
24,000 BTU/hThe smallest three-room size on our first-generation sheets. In R-32, GREE Canada sets the same starting point: its 18,000 Free Match M R32 stops at two units.
  • 4three-room systems for sale
  • 24,000–42,000BTU/h nominal, from our sheets
  • $0LogisVert, list of Oct. 27, 2026
  • 3rooms per system, from our sheets
AirGreen × GREEGREE Elite dealerR-410A Free Match, three roomsFour sizes, 24,000 to 42,000 BTU/hThe same-size R-32, side by sideMontréal, Laval, Longueuil, South Shore, North Shore
Three rooms, size by size

Same size, two generations: what you can know on each side for three rooms.

On one side, what our sheets state and what we checked; on the other, what GREE Canada, NEEP and Hydro-Québec publish for the Free Match M R32 of the same size.

Your size, for three rooms

Four outdoor units take three rooms on our sheets, from 24,000 to 42,000 BTU/h. Under each size, the suffix on the product sheet.

Combinations and per-room heat: GREE Canada’s tables for the Free Match M R32, at rated conditions. NEEP read Oct. 26, 2026; LogisVert list of Oct. 27, 2026, indicative amounts. Nothing carries over from one generation to the other.

What is missing

Six questions people ask for three rooms, and what the documents answer.

The coloured label is about the first generation; the grey line under each question gives the answer published for the Free Match M R32.

QuestionFirst generationWhat we found
Which three units on which size?R-32: 9 to 19 combinations published
No list
We found no three-unit combination list for the GWHD…ND3GO units or the ND3EO. Our sheets name wall units without saying which go together.
How much heat in each room?R-32: printed for every combination
No table
Without a table, nothing shows each room’s share when the three units heat together. For the R-32, the tool on the GREE triple-zone page gives it.
How much heat in deep cold?R-32: 17,400 to 28,400 BTU/h at −30 °C
No NEEP record
No NEEP record for these four numbers (searches of Oct. 14 and 15, 2026): nothing certified at −15 °C or −30 °C.
What LogisVert amount?R-32: $2,832 to $5,340, indicative
None
The four numbers are missing from Hydro-Québec’s list of Oct. 27, 2026, and the ENERGY STAR data of Oct. 14, 2026 does not contain them.
Where is the spec sheet?R-32: GREE Canada, document No. 092026
None found
Nothing at GREE Canada, Dettson or GREE Comfort as of Oct. 26, 2026; the only pages citing these models are online shops.
What our sheets showStore data
Not confirmed by GREE
Model, AHRI number, SEER, MCA, sound, dimensions: shown as entered. The nameplate decides.

Searches of Oct. 26, 2026 on the GREE Canada, GREE Comfort, GREE global and Canadian-distributor sites; NEEP and ENERGY STAR registers read Oct. 14 and 15, 2026.

Before you sign

Four requests to make before you sign for three rooms.

With three rooms, the quote stands in for the missing brochure: it has to spell out the units, the heat, the money and the warranty.

  1. The three units, namedWith no published combination list, the quote should name the outdoor unit, the three indoor units and the system’s AHRI number, backed by its certificate.
  2. Heat, room by roomHave each room’s heat loss calculated and ask, in writing, how much heat the proposed system will give each one. If it is the same-size R-32, GREE Canada’s table lets you check; for the first generation, nothing does.
  3. Zero LogisVertThe four numbers are missing from the Oct. 27, 2026 list: compare prices with no grant in them.
  4. A signed warrantyWith no published term for these four numbers, ask for the distributor’s written warranty, outdoor and indoor units included, before you sign.

Only two rooms? See this line’s two-room page: it adds the 18,000.

AirGreen × GREE

Three rooms, a thinly documented line, a team that tells you so.

GREE makes this equipment. AirGreen lays out what is published for each generation side by side, then installs the system you choose.

GREE

What GREE brings

  • One R-32 per sizeFrom 24,000 to 42,000 BTU/h, every unit on this page has a Free Match M R32 counterpart, on NEEP and on the LogisVert list.
  • Heating stated down to −30 °CThat is the Free Match M R32’s range per GREE Canada brochure No. 092026; NEEP publishes a capacity at that temperature for every size.
  • R-32Its global warming potential, per ENERGY STAR: 675, less than a third of R-410A’s 2,088.
AirGreen

What AirGreen brings

  • GREE Elite dealerGREE training completed, priority access to original parts.
  • Free estimateWe work out the three rooms’ heat loss before talking size.
  • RBQ 5645-9605-01Licences 15.8, 15.10 and 16. Gas, oil and hot-water heating work is done by a licensed partner.

The result: three rooms heated by a system chosen on documents, not on say-so.

The GREE shop

The 4 first-generation Free Match triple-zones, for sale right below.

Each product sheet carries the model and AHRI number AirGreen entered; GREE publishes nothing that confirms them. The three-room R-32 systems are on the GREE triple-zone page.

GREE
Technician’s corner

For the installer: what our three-room sheets state, and what they leave out.

Indoor units, size by size

Our three-room sheets name GWH(09)QB and GWH(12)QC for the 24,000, add GWH(15)QC and GWH(18)QD for the 30,000, then GWH(24)QE for the 36,000 and 42,000.

airgreen.ca product sheets, not confirmed by GREE

The circuit, from our sheets

MCA of 19, 23, 29 and 29 A; maximum overcurrent protection of 25, 35, 45 and 45 A, from the 24,000 to the 42,000. No GREE document backs them; the electrician goes by the nameplate.

airgreen.ca product sheets, not confirmed by GREE

Sound and footprint, from our sheets

59 dB(A) for the 24,000 and 30,000, 61 for the 36,000 and 42,000, with no measuring distance. Outdoor unit of 38.58 × 17.33 × 31.11 in, then 42.5 × 17.33 × 43.42 in from the 36,000 up.

airgreen.ca product sheets, not confirmed by GREE

Our sheets show a SEER of 21.0 (24,000, 36,000, 42,000) and 20.0 (30,000), with no certified SEER2 or HSPF2 behind them: these numbers are absent from ENERGY STAR.

Did you know?

Four facts for a three-room decision. Flip the cards.

LogisVert · Hydro-Québec

Three rooms with no LogisVert, or $2,832 to $5,340 with the same-size R-32.

24,000 BTU/hFree Match M R32, AHRI 214931587 · first generation: $0$2,832
30,000 BTU/hFree Match M R32, AHRI 214931588 · first generation: $0$3,360
36,000 BTU/hFree Match M R32, AHRI 214931589 · first generation: $0$4,320
42,000 BTU/hFree Match M R32, AHRI 214931590 · first generation: $0$5,340

Bars: each size’s Free Match M R32 amount on Hydro-Québec’s list dated Oct. 27, 2026, indicative, confirmed when you apply. The first generation is at $0 in all four sizes: its AHRI numbers are not on the list.

Questions

Three rooms on a first-generation Free Match: your questions.

Is my three-room first-generation Free Match certified?
No. NEEP knows none of their AHRI numbers (9084225, 9084226, 9084227, 7017642) and ENERGY STAR does not list them: no certification to point to, for cold weather or for LogisVert.
How can I know how much heat each of the three rooms will get?
For this line, no document says: we found no three-unit combination list. For the Free Match M R32 of the same size, GREE Canada’s table gives each room’s share, and the tool on the GREE triple-zone page works it out for your three sizes.
How cold can it heat down to?
Our sheets say −20 °C, with no GREE document behind it; Montréal’s January design temperature is −23 °C. For the Free Match M R32, GREE Canada publishes a heating range down to −30 °C, and NEEP certifies 17,400 BTU/h (24,000) to 28,400 BTU/h (42,000) at that temperature.
Does LogisVert pay for a first-generation triple-zone?
No. The four AHRI numbers are missing from Hydro-Québec’s list of Oct. 27, 2026, which only takes ENERGY STAR heat pumps. In R-32, the same size would bring $2,832 (24,000), $3,360 (30,000), $4,320 (36,000) or $5,340 (42,000), indicative amounts.
Can the three indoor units stay if I switch to R-32?
It is not a given. R-32 replaces R-410A in the whole system, and the indoor units on our sheets appear in no GREE document alongside an R-32 outdoor unit. We check each indoor unit and line set on site before proposing anything.
Is a fourth room possible later?
For the first generation, no GREE document sets a maximum. In R-32, GREE Canada stops the 24,000 at three units; the 30,000 and 36,000 accept four, the 42,000 five.
AirGreen

Three rooms, two generations on the table: we help you decide, documents in hand.

Free estimate at home. Montréal, Laval, Longueuil, South Shore and North Shore.

GREE Elite dealerGREE training completed, priority access to original parts.
RBQ 5645-9605-01Licences 15.8, 15.10 and 16.
Certified, or notThe NEEP and LogisVert figures on this page are the R-32’s, under its own AHRI numbers.
Sources

Values “from our sheets”: airgreen.ca product sheets read Oct. 14, 2026, with no public GREE document to confirm them. NEEP capacities, combinations, per-room heat and LogisVert amounts: Free Match M R32 only, under its own AHRI numbers; indicative amounts, to be confirmed in the quote. Page updated Oct. 26, 2026.