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Multi-zone heat pump in Montreal, Laval and both Shores: one head per room, a single compressor.
Two to eight indoor heads on a single outdoor unit, installed by our own refrigeration technicians. LogisVert eligible: up to $120 per 1,000 BTU/h at -8 °C.
Your free in-home estimate
For a house, a plex or a condo: we measure, show you the models, and you get a written estimate.
Dual, triple, quad or five zones: first choose how many rooms.
A multi-zone heat pump is a mini-split: one outdoor unit and several indoor heads, with no air ducts. The number of zones is the number of heads.

Dual-zone heat pump
194 modelsTwo rooms: two bedrooms, or the living room and the main bedroom.See the models
Triple-zone heat pump
158 modelsThe bedroom floor, or a ground floor in three spaces.See the models
Quad-zone heat pump
113 modelsA whole mid-size home, room by room.See the models
5-zone heat pump
59 modelsLarge homes; 6, 7 and 8 zones exist too (27 models).See the modelsThe 551 multi-zone units in our catalogue, by number of zones
Half the catalogue serves two or three rooms. Past five heads, the choice narrows.
Explore the most in-demand brands right nowWhat is a multi-zone heat pump? One compressor outside, one head in each room.
A multi-zone heat pump connects a single outdoor unit to several indoor units installed in different rooms. Each head is set separately: that is what sets it apart from a single-zone wall heat pump.
What is happening right now
In winter. The outdoor unit captures heat from the outside air, even when it is cold, and the refrigerant carries it to the heads, which release it in each room.
In summer. The path reverses: the heads pick up heat from the rooms, the refrigerant carries it outside and the outdoor unit releases it. The heads dehumidify on the way.
Set temperatures shown as an example.
- One outdoor unit, 2 to 8 headsThe compressor stays outside; each head connects to it through its own refrigerant lines.
- Each room at its own temperatureEach head has its own remote or Wi-Fi setting. An empty room can stay off.
- One mode at a timeAll heads heat, or all heads cool. One room cannot heat while another cools.
- It moves heatA heat pump does not make heat: it captures it outside, even in deep cold, and releases it inside. In summer it does the reverse.
Tap the rooms to heat. The right unit picks itself.
Each room you turn on gets its own head. The capacity follows the rule we use on site: 18,000 BTU/h per 1,000 sq. ft. The model comes from our catalogue, with its LogisVert amount.
Put three multi-zone units side by side. The best on each line lights up.
Pick up to three models. The figures come from our product sheets: capacity at -8 °C, coldest temperature, efficiency, noise, number of heads and LogisVert amount.
SEER: cooling efficiency stated on the product sheet. Noise: outdoor unit sound level. Lower is better for noise and temperature.
Eleven multi-zone units from our catalogue, sortable in one tap.
Tap a header to sort: by LogisVert amount, cold, noise or number of heads. Each row links to its product page.
Swipe the table left to see every column.
| Model | ||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Midea28 48,000 | 48,000 BTU | 6 | 45,000 BTU/h | -30 °C | 23 | 65 dB | Cold climate | $5,400 |
| Midea28 36,000 | 36,000 BTU | 5 | 38,000 BTU/h | -30 °C | 23 | 65 dB | Cold climate | $4,560 |
| Fujitsu Aquila R-32 45,000 | 45,000 BTU | 5 | 31,000 BTU/h | -15 °C | 22 | 56 dB | Cold climate | $3,720 |
| Midea28 27,000 | 27,000 BTU | 4 | 30,000 BTU/h | -30 °C | 23 | 61 dB | Cold climate | $3,600 |
| Sharp BU 24,000 | 24,000 BTU | 3 | 25,000 BTU/h | -27 °C | 24 | 50 dB | Cold climate | $3,000 |
| Fujitsu Aquila XLTH 36,000 | 36,000 BTU | 4 | 24,400 BTU/h | -26 °C | 22 | 56 dB | Cold climate | $2,928 |
| Samsung Premium FJM 36,000 | 36,000 BTU | 4 | 20,600 BTU/h | -25 °C | 18.5 | 53 dB | Cold climate | $2,472 |
| Midea28 18,000 | 18,000 BTU | 3 | 20,000 BTU/h | -30 °C | 25 | 62 dB | Cold climate | $2,400 |
| Fujitsu Aquila XLTH 24,000 | 24,000 BTU | 3 | 16,200 BTU/h | -26 °C | 23.5 | 52 dB | Cold climate | $1,944 |
| Hitachi airHome Multi 24,000 | 24,000 BTU | 3 | 16,000 BTU/h | -20 °C | 18 | 54 dB | Cold climate | $1,920 |
| Hitachi airHome Multi 42,000 | 42,000 BTU | 5 | 30,000 BTU/h | -20 °C | 23 | 58 dB | ENERGY STAR | $1,500 |
A wall unit in the living room, a cassette in the kitchen: each room gets its head.
On a multi-zone system, each room can get a different format. Tap a format to see where it goes and how it blows.
Wall
- Where
- On the wall, high in the room.
- What you see
- A white head below the ceiling.
- Best for
- Bedrooms, living room, office: the most common format.
Cassette
- Where
- Recessed in the ceiling.
- What you see
- A square grille in the ceiling, nothing on the wall.
- Best for
- Kitchen, large open room, finished basement.
Ducted
- Where
- Hidden in the ceiling or a closet.
- What you see
- Only small grilles.
- Best for
- Several small neighbouring rooms, or anyone who wants to see nothing.
Floor console
- Where
- Low on the wall, often under a window.
- What you see
- A small unit near the floor.
- Best for
- A room with no free high wall, warmth near the floor.
One outdoor unit can often mix formats. We check compatibility with the manufacturer before proposing a combination.
See the 500 indoor units: cassettes, ducted, consolesPick how cold it is outside. See which multi-zone units still heat.
Montréal means cold winters and hot summers: the same unit has to do both. Each manufacturer states the coldest temperature at which its unit still heats; its output drops before that.
- Midea28 18,000Cold climate · heats down to -30 °C
- Midea28 27,000Cold climate · heats down to -30 °C
- Midea28 36,000Cold climate · heats down to -30 °C
- Midea28 48,000Cold climate · heats down to -30 °C
- Sharp BU 24,000Cold climate · heats down to -27 °C
- Fujitsu Aquila XLTH 24,000Cold climate · heats down to -26 °C
- Fujitsu Aquila XLTH 36,000Cold climate · heats down to -26 °C
- Samsung Premium FJM 36,000Cold climate · heats down to -25 °C
- Hitachi airHome Multi 24,000Cold climate · heats down to -20 °C
- Hitachi airHome Multi 42,000ENERGY STAR · heats down to -20 °C
- Fujitsu Aquila R-32 45,000Cold climate · heats down to -15 °C
Operating limit stated by the manufacturer, read from our product sheets. Heating capacity drops as the temperature falls; the estimator takes this into account when sizing.
Same heat at -8 °C, not the same grant: $1,500 or $3,600.
LogisVert pays according to the heat delivered at -8 °C, and only if the combination is ENERGY STAR certified; the rate goes from $50 to $120 when it is cold-climate. These two multi-zone units both deliver 30,000 BTU/h at -8 °C.
Hitachi airHome Multi 42,000
42,000 BTU · up to 5 heads · 30,000 BTU/h at -8 °C$1,500Midea28 27,000
27,000 BTU · up to 4 heads · 30,000 BTU/h at -8 °C$3,600Indicative LogisVert, eleven multi-zone units from our catalogue
Tap a bar to calculate it belowCalculate with another model
- Capacity at -8 °C
- LogisVert rate
- Estimate
The multi-unit bonus ($220) covers cold-climate wall units in an eligible plex, not multi-zone systems. All of LogisVert, with the simulator
Multi-zone, separate wall units or central: the table that settles it.
Multi-zone is made for a home without ducts that wants several comfortable rooms with a single unit outside. Here is where it wins, and where another option fits better.
| Wall | Multi-zone | Central | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | One room, or an open space | 2 to 8 rooms, a single compressor outside | The whole home |
| Air ducts | No | No | Yes: existing or new ductwork |
| Installation | One head on the wall, the compressor outside | Several heads, one compressor | On the ducts, with or without a furnace |
| In deep cold | Yes, cold-climate models (down to -30 °C depending on the model) | Yes, cold-climate models | Yes; an electric furnace takes over when needed |
| LogisVert | Yes: ENERGY STAR, 12,000 BTU/h and up | Yes, depending on the outdoor unit | Yes, depending on the model |
| Multi-unit bonus | Yes (plex in an eligible area) | No | No |
| Models in our catalogue | 741 | 551 | 350 |
The five advantages of a multi-zone heat pump
Energy efficiency
You only heat and cool the rooms in use: a head can stay off.
Savings
A heat pump moves heat instead of producing it: it delivers more energy as heat than it uses in electricity. LogisVert lowers the purchase cost.
Comfort
Each room keeps its own setting: a cooler bedroom, a warmer living room.
Flexibility
Wall, cassette, ducted or console: formats can often be combined on one outdoor unit. All heads follow the same mode, heating or cooling.
Ductless installation
Only small refrigerant lines connect each head to the outdoor unit. Ideal for a home without ducts, old or new.






A multi-zone price comes down to seven things. We measure them at your home, for free.
Our prices are by estimate: two homes with the same model are not the same job. Here is what the estimator looks at, and what you can prepare to speed things up.
To prepare for the visit
0 of 5Nothing to sign or pay during the visit. Written estimate within 24 hours; final offer before the work starts.
Your multi-zone heats the air in the room. It does not bring in fresh air.
A multi-zone system recirculates the air in each room. Fresh air comes from an air exchanger: it sends stale air out and brings outdoor air in, recovering its heat on the way.
Inside the unit, right now
HRV. Outgoing air gives its heat to the incoming fresh air, without the two mixing. Your home breathes without you heating the outdoors.
ERV. Outgoing air gives its heat and part of its humidity to the incoming air, without the two mixing. Useful when winter air is very dry.
- HRV: recovers heat from outgoing air to temper incoming air.
- ERV: also recovers part of the humidity.
- Installed by the same team, under our RBQ 15.8 Ventilation licence.
Six ways to get a multi-zone wrong. Tap a card for the fix.
The first four cost you the grant; the other two, comfort or money.
Four manufacturers made us a certified dealer. Twenty-two multi-zone brands.
Fujitsu, Gree, Midea and Sharp granted us their dealer status. We also install the other major brands in our catalogue, with our own technicians.
Five steps, from your call to Hydro-Québec’s grant.
Tap a step for the details.
One team, from the estimate to after-sales service.
A Montréal family business. The technicians who install your multi-zone are part of the same team that answers when you call back.
The questions we get about multi-zone systems.
Search a word, or open a question. For anything else: 514-316-2973.
No question contains that word. Ask us directly: 514-316-2973, or in the form at the top.
What is a multi-zone heat pump?
A heating and cooling system that connects a single outdoor unit to several indoor units (2 to 8), one per room or zone. Each head is set separately, which sets it apart from a single-zone wall heat pump.
Can I install a multi-zone heat pump in an older home?
Yes. There are no air ducts to build: small refrigerant lines connect each head to the outdoor unit. The estimator also checks your electrical panel during the visit.
How many heads can connect to one outdoor unit?
From 2 to 8 depending on the model. In our catalogue: 194 models with 2 zones, 158 with 3, 113 with 4, 59 with 5 and 27 with 6 zones or more. The maximum number of heads is on each product page.
Can I control each zone’s temperature remotely?
Yes, if the model has Wi-Fi. In our multi-zone catalogue, Wi-Fi is included on 224 models and optional on 287; 41 have none. Each head also keeps its remote.
How long does installation take?
It depends on the number of heads and how the lines run from the outdoor unit to each room. The duration is written in the estimate, after the visit.
Is a multi-zone eligible for LogisVert?
Yes, if the installed combination is ENERGY STAR certified and the outdoor unit is at least 12,000 BTU/h in cooling. Hydro-Québec pays $50 per 1,000 BTU/h at -8 °C, or $120 if the model is cold-climate, up to 100% of the cost before taxes.
Can one room heat while another cools?
No. On a residential multi-zone, all heads heat or all heads cool at the same time. Each room does keep its own set temperature, and a head can stay off.
Multi-zone or several wall units?
A multi-zone puts a single compressor outside for all rooms. Several wall units give each room its own independent machine; for LogisVert, each outdoor unit must then be at least 12,000 BTU/h. We compare both options during the visit.
Does a multi-zone heat enough in Montréal’s deep cold?
The cold-climate models in our selection still heat down to -25 to -30 °C according to their product sheets; their output drops before that limit. The estimator sizes based on the heat delivered in cold weather, not only the nominal capacity.
Does a multi-zone bring in fresh air?
No. It heats, cools and dehumidifies the air in the room. To renew the air you need an air exchanger (HRV or ERV), which we also install.
Do I need a permit from my city?
It depends on the city and where the outdoor unit goes (distance from the neighbouring lot, noise, façade). Our Permits and Regulations page sums up the rules for each area.
How much does an installed multi-zone heat pump cost?
The price depends on the number and format of heads, the line route, the outdoor location, your electrical panel and the model. The visit is free and the written estimate is sent within 24 hours.
Someone called me “on behalf of Hydro-Québec” about a heat pump.
Be careful. Hydro-Québec does no telemarketing or door-to-door for LogisVert. If in doubt: 1-833-396-1888.
One visit, one written estimate, the right head in every room.
The technicians who install your multi-zone are part of the same team that answers when you call back. The in-home estimate is free.
Hydro-Québec does no phone or door-to-door solicitation for LogisVert. An unsolicited offer “on behalf of Hydro” is probably a scam. LogisVert: 1-833-396-1888.
Sources checked on September 30, 2026. Hydro-Québec, LogisVert program, residential participation guide, version 1.10 of September 15, 2026, as used on our LogisVert page (checked September 22, 2026). Capacities at -8 °C, operating limits, AHRI numbers, number of heads, SEER and noise: our product sheets, read on September 30, 2026; in case of discrepancy, Hydro-Québec’s list of eligible heat pumps prevails. Model and brand counts: filters of our Multi-zone heat pump and Air exchanger collections as of September 30, 2026. Dealer statuses: Fujitsu, Sharp, Midea and Gree certificates shown on our home page. The 18,000 BTU/h per 1,000 sq. ft. rule: an order of magnitude used by our estimators, not an estimate. AirGreen is the trade name of 9259-2864 Québec inc. · RBQ licence 5645-9605-01 (15.8, 15.10, 16) · CMEQ member. Amounts shown are estimates; only the responsible organizations confirm the grant.
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