MRCOOL · Single-Zone
~$1,532
MRCOOL Olympus Hyper Heat 12,000 BTU
MRCOOL fans who want contractor-grade install and real winter output instead of quick-connect convenience.
- BTU/h
- 12k
- Volts
- 230
- Refrig.
- R-410A
- SEER2
- 25.5
- HSPF2
- 10.4
- Heats to
- -13°F
MRCOOL has 23 systems in the catalog, priced from ~$989 to ~$6,631. 10 are rated to keep heating down to -13°F, the least expensive being the MRCOOL Olympus Hyper Heat 12,000 BTU. The cheapest way in is the MRCOOL Advantage 5th Gen 12,000 BTU at ~$989.
MRCOOL · Single-Zone
~$1,532
MRCOOL fans who want contractor-grade install and real winter output instead of quick-connect convenience.
MRCOOL · Single-Zone DIY
~$1,806
A garage, workshop or mild-climate living room where the lowest price for a self-installed 18k matters more than winter output.
MRCOOL · Single-Zone DIY
~$2,109
A large shop, addition or bonus room in a mild-winter area where a cheap self-install 2-ton is the goal.
MRCOOL · Single-Zone DIY
~$2,370
A 350-500 sq ft bedroom, office, or garage where only a 115V circuit is practical and you want the DIY install.
MRCOOL · Single-Zone DIY
~$2,609
A 500-700 sq ft master suite, basement, or small apartment in a cold climate where the unit will carry real winter heating.
MRCOOL · Single-Zone DIY
~$3,029
A 750-1,000 sq ft open living area, shop, or small home in a hot or mixed climate with 230V available.
MRCOOL · Multi-Zone DIY
~$3,104
Two small rooms, such as two bedrooms, on one 230V circuit and one outdoor unit, installed by the owner.
MRCOOL · Single-Zone DIY
~$3,469
Open shops, barndominiums, and great rooms of 1,000-1,500 sq ft where one head can see the whole space.
MRCOOL · Multi-Zone DIY
~$3,971
Two rooms now, with a third or fourth possible later, where yard space or panel capacity allows only one condenser and one circuit.
MRCOOL · Multi-Zone DIY
~$6,631
A whole-house owner install with four to six rooms where cold-weather heat output matters.
MRCOOL · Single-Zone DIY
~$1,599
A bedroom or office in a mild climate, with the condenser right outside the wall and no 240V circuit nearby.
MRCOOL · Single-Zone
~$989
Budget-minded buyers with a licensed installer lined up for a single bedroom or office up to about 550 sq ft.
MRCOOL · Single-Zone
~$1,312
Homes that need a longer lineset run to a 1.5-ton head and have a licensed installer and a plan to register for warranty.
MRCOOL · Single-Zone
~$1,615
Two-ton installs with a long lineset run, such as detached garages or outdoor units placed away from the house.
MRCOOL · Single-Zone
~$2,322
Large open spaces or outbuildings where the outdoor unit must sit far from the head and a licensed installer is available.
MRCOOL · Multi-Zone DIY
~$5,063
Zoning three rooms you'll install yourself, in a house cold enough that certified 5°F output matters more than the lowest kit price.
MRCOOL · Single-Zone DIY
~$1,700
First-time DIYers conditioning a 400-500 sq ft garage, ADU, or bonus room off a standard 115V circuit.
MRCOOL · Single-Zone DIY
~$2,200
A master suite, large basement, or small apartment where 12k won't keep up but a multi-zone is overkill.
MRCOOL · Single-Zone DIY
~$2,500
A 900-1,100 sq ft shop, open-plan main floor, or small whole-home retrofit with a 230V circuit available.
MRCOOL · Single-Zone DIY
~$2,900
Open-plan shops, barndominiums, and great rooms of 1,200-1,500 sq ft where one big head can see the whole space.
MRCOOL · Multi-Zone DIY
~$3,500
Two-room setups — master plus living area — where yard space or panel capacity only allows one condenser and one circuit.
MRCOOL · Multi-Zone DIY
~$4,600
Zoning three bedrooms or a whole ranch-house level without ductwork or a pro install budget.
MRCOOL · Single-Zone DIY
~$1,300
A single bedroom or office in a mild climate where the condenser sits directly outside and budget beats efficiency.