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Panasonic Heat Pump Installation and Repair on Long Island

Panasonic's ducted Hyper Heat heat pumps keep making heat at -22°F, so your house can stay on electric heat through a cold snap while the old oil or gas system waits as backup.

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At a Glance
  • In the US, Panasonic sells ductless mini-splits (ClimaPure XZ, EXTERIOS Z and multi-zone), ducted air handler heat pumps and hybrid cased coils that sit on a furnace.
  • Ducted Hyper Heat systems are rated to run at -22°F, and the 36K size lists 39,000 BTU/h of heat at 5°F.
  • The 12,000 BTU ductless system on the CU-XZ12AKUAC outdoor unit is rated 25.00 SEER2 and 11.70 HSPF2.
  • Panasonic's US heating pages and its November 2025 catalog list no air-to-water (hydronic) heat pump.
  • We install, repair and service Panasonic heat pumps in Nassau and Suffolk Counties, and Domino is a PSEG Long Island participating contractor.

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About Panasonic Heat Pumps

We install, repair and service Panasonic ductless and ducted heat pumps across Long Island, and we stock the common parts.

Most people know Panasonic for electronics, but its air conditioning group goes back to 1958, according to Panasonic's North American HVAC portal. Its heat pumps reach the US through HVAC Specialty, which the catalog names as master import representative.

Panasonic calls its central systems INTERIOS heat pump and air handler systems. On the ductless side, its nanoe X generator is built into the ClimaPure XZ and multi-zone indoor units; Panasonic says it inhibits allergens, pollen and odors.

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Model Lineup

Panasonic Heat Pump Models We Install and Service

Ratings below come from Panasonic's US submittal sheets for the 12K ductless and 36K ducted sizes.

SeriesTypeKey RatingsGood For
ClimaPure XZ (CS-XZ) and EXTERIOS Z (CS-Z)Single-zone wall mount, R329,000 to 24,000 BTU; 12K: 25.00 SEER2, 11.70 HSPF2, 13,700 BTU/h at 5°F; heats to -15°FOne room, an addition or a finished attic
Multi-zone (CU-2Z18ABUC to CU-5Z36BBUC)2 to 5 indoor units, R32Up to 60,000 BTU/h of connected indoor units on the 5-zone modelSeveral rooms on one outdoor unit
Hyper Heat AHU (CS-HM with CU-HM)Ducted air handler, R454B36K: 17.4 SEER2, 10.2 HSPF2, 39,000 BTU/h at 5°F; runs to -22°FWhole-house heat through existing ducts
Regular Heat AHU (CS-HM with CU-M)Ducted air handler, R454B36K: 16.1 SEER2, 8.7 HSPF2, 27,000 BTU/h at 5°F; heats to -13°FCooling first, with backup heat on hand
Hybrid cased coil (CS-HM..BAAU with CU-HM)Heat pump coil on a furnace, R454B36K: 15.2 SEER2, 9.0 HSPF2Homes keeping a furnace for dual fuel
Long Island Homes

Panasonic Heat Pumps for Long Island Homes

Choose the outdoor unit for the coldest night of the year. At the 36K size, Hyper Heat lists 39,000 BTU/h at 5°F and Regular Heat lists 27,000, and only Hyper Heat is rated to keep running at -22°F.

Many oil-heated homes here have a boiler and no ducts, so ductless ClimaPure XZ or multi-zone systems are the usual fit. Homes with a furnace can add a hybrid cased coil on top of it, or swap the furnace for an air handler with an optional auxiliary heat kit of up to 25 kW. The ductless outdoor units have a base pan heater so melted frost doesn't freeze inside.

PSEG Long Island's whole-house heat pump rebate is $4,000 at market rate and $5,000 for moderate-income households, with a $7,500 rebate for low-income households. The equipment has to be on NEEP's cold climate list, a Manual J has to show it covers 100 to 120% of the whole house's heating load, and a remaining oil or gas system needs dual fuel controls with the heat pump as the main heat. Domino is a PSEG Long Island participating contractor, and we check your exact Panasonic pairing against the NEEP list before you sign.

Warranty

Panasonic Heat Pump Warranty

Panasonic's US homeowner guide lists a standard warranty of 5 years on parts and 7 years on the compressor. It lists 12 years on both when a Panasonic Gold Star contractor installs the system, a status tied to Panasonic's installer training.

That guide is from 2023, and Panasonic's Canadian INTERIOS page describes a 10/10 warranty with its own installer conditions. We confirm the current US terms for your exact model in writing before the job starts, and we register it with Panasonic for you after the install.

On top of the manufacturer's coverage, Domino backs every installation with a 1-year labor warranty.

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Panasonic vs Mitsubishi Heat Pumps

Mitsubishi says its Hyper-Heating INVERTER (H2i) models produce up to 100% heating capacity at 5°F and keep heating at -13°F. Panasonic rates its ClimaPure XZ and EXTERIOS Z ductless units to heat at -15°F, and its ducted Hyper Heat series to run at -22°F.

Where Panasonic stands apart is the ducted Hyper Heat air handler and the hybrid cased coil, both on R454B, plus nanoe X in its ductless indoor units. See our Mitsubishi mini-split page to compare models.

Repair & Service

Panasonic Heat Pump Repair and Service

Parts we keep on hand include run capacitors, mini-split condensate pumps, flare fittings and filters. Each year we wash the indoor coil and blower wheel, test the defrost and base pan heater, clear the drain and log refrigerant pressures. For a no-heat call, book heat pump repair.

  • Outdoor unit iced over and heat fading: a stuck defrost cycle or a failed base pan heater.
  • Indoor unit blinking with no heat: a sensor fault or lost communication between the indoor and outdoor units.
  • Water dripping from the wall unit: a clogged condensate drain or a unit hung out of level.
  • Ducted system blowing cool air in heat mode: low refrigerant charge, a reversing valve fault or an aux heat kit that isn't coming on.
  • Panasonic app can't find the unit: the router is on 5 GHz; Panasonic's Wi-Fi needs the 2.4 GHz band.
Installation

Panasonic Heat Pump Installation and Replacement

Price depends on ducted or ductless, the number of zones, Hyper Heat or Regular Heat outdoor units, duct changes, electrical work and any aux heat kit. Call for a quote. Our heat pump installation page walks through the job, and the heat pump brands page lists other makes we install.

  1. We run a Manual J load for the whole house or the rooms you want to heat.
  2. We choose ductless, ducted Hyper Heat or a hybrid coil based on your ducts and backup heat.
  3. We check the NEEP listing and PSEG Long Island rebate rules for the exact system.
  4. We set the outdoor unit on a stand above snow level, run the line set and wire the controls.
  5. We vacuum, charge and test in both heat and cool, then connect the Panasonic app.
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FAQ

Panasonic Heat Pump FAQs

Common questions about this heat pump brand on Long Island.

1Does Panasonic Sell Air-to-Water Heat Pumps in the US?

Not that we could find. Panasonic's US HVAC pages and its November 2025 heat pump catalog list ductless, ducted and hybrid coil systems, with no air-to-water model.

2Does Panasonic Make a Ducted Heat Pump?

Yes. The Hyper Heat and Regular Heat air handler series come in 18K to 60K sizes and connect to your existing ductwork.

3How Cold Can a Panasonic Heat Pump Run?

Down to -22°F for the ducted Hyper Heat series, -13°F for Regular Heat and -15°F for the ClimaPure XZ and EXTERIOS Z ductless units.

4Can I Keep My Furnace With a Panasonic Heat Pump?

Yes. Panasonic's hybrid cased coil sits on a furnace, and PSEG Long Island's rebate requires dual fuel controls when a fossil fuel system stays.

Need Panasonic Heat Pump Service or Installation?

Thinking about a Panasonic heat pump, or need one fixed? Call (631) 779-3196 in Suffolk or (516) 357-5773 in Nassau, or request a heat pump quote and ask about the PSEG Long Island rebate.

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