Della · Single-Zone
~$850
Della JPB 12,000 BTU (20 SEER2)
Budget buyers who already own (or will rent) a vacuum pump and want maximum cooling per dollar over install convenience.
- BTU/h
- 12k
- Volts
- 115
- Refrig.
- R-32
- SEER2
- 20
- HSPF2
- —
- Heats to
- 5°F

Della · Single-Zone
TPHX-12K2V-25S-I+O
~$1,250approximate retailer price at last check, equipment only
Best forCold-climate buyers who want a lower price than the NEEP-listed brands and will accept the maker's own claims about cold-weather output until certified numbers exist.
The Optima Pro CloudAir is Della's top single-zone unit: 25 SEER2 and 10.5 HSPF2 on its AHRI certificate, ENERGY STAR, R-454B, and a published heating range down to -22°F. CloudAir is a perforated vane that spreads the airflow instead of blowing it straight at the room. On paper that heating range puts it alongside the cold-climate units from Mitsubishi, Fujitsu and Gree at a lower price. The difference is certification. Those units are on NEEP's cold-climate list with measured output at 5°F; the Optima Pro is not. Della's page says it keeps 100% of its heating capacity at 5°F, but no independent listing backs that up yet, and -22°F is the point where it stops running, not a capacity figure. Install is a flare-and-vacuum job with lifetime parts coverage only if you register within 100 days. The model is new (the AHRI certificate is dated May 2026), so there is little owner feedback so far.
No current listing on NEEP's cold-climate heat pump list. Della rates it to keep running down to -22°F; without a listing there's no certified 5°F capacity figure to check that claim against.
Della · Single-Zone
~$850
Budget buyers who already own (or will rent) a vacuum pump and want maximum cooling per dollar over install convenience.
Della · Single-Zone
~$780
Buyers with a 230V circuit who want more efficiency and a lower heating floor than Della's 115V units, and are comfortable doing a flare-and-vacuum install.
Della · Single-Zone
~$770
Value-focused cooling for bedrooms and offices in moderate climates.