As new refrigerant regulations approach in 2026, many homeowners are being told that R410A is no longer a viable option. That message is incomplete and often misleading. The reality is that those R410A systems which manufactured before January 1, 2025 are still EPA-approved, which is fully legal, not to mention they offer strong energy efficiency and long-term value.
In the mean time, We (InverterCool) are now having our limited-inventory R410A inverter heat pump on sale, making these R410A products even more cost-effective. It is definitely the best time to upgrade your HVAC systems now in California, Florida, and beyond.
Is R410A Products Still Worth Investing?
Recent marketing around refrigerant transitions has created confusion, suggesting R410A systems are being “phased out” entirely. In practice, EPA policy focuses on manufacturing dates, not forced replacement or usage bans.
According to guidance from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, refrigerant regulations apply to newly manufactured equipment after the effective date, while systems produced before that date remain compliant and legal to sell and install. (EPA – Refrigerant Management Program).
From the new policy, R410A heat pumps manufactured before January 1, 2025:
l Are fully EPA certified
l Can be legally sold and installed
l Have no servicing or operational restrictions
l Remain supported by technicians and parts nationwide
What’s more, R410A continues to be one of the most widely used refrigerants in the U.S., with a mature service network and stable long-term support.
It is also important to separate refrigerant type from system performance. Efficiency is primarily driven by system design, not the refrigerant name alone.
Modern R410A inverter systems normally have below advantages:
l Variable-speed compressors
l Precise load matching
l High SEER2 and HSPF2 ratings
When compared to traditional single-stage HVAC systems or older fixed-speed heat pumps, inverter-driven R410A systems often deliver lower energy usage, quieter operation, and better comfort control.
Efficiency comes from engineering and control technology — not marketing labels.
What R410A Products are on SALE from InverterCool?
InverterCool is offering EPA-approved R410A inventory at special pricing for homeowners and partners. Buyers can choose between complete system kits or single condenser upgrades, depending on their needs and budget.
1. Complete Inverter Heat Pump Systems
These systems include both indoor and outdoor units and are designed for full system replacement.
Key benefits
l Variable-speed inverter operation
l Higher efficiency than traditional single-stage systems
l Smooth temperature control and lower noise
l Installation included
l 10 years free labor and parts provided by InverterCool
Available system options
|
System Size
|
SEER2
|
HSPF2
|
EER2
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Original Price
|
Sale Price
|
|
2 Ton
|
18.5
|
8.8
|
11.7
|
$9,511.99
|
$5,621
|
|
3 Ton
|
16.0
|
9.5
|
10.0
|
$9,788.99
|
$6,472
|
|
4–5 Ton
|
15.3
|
9.4
|
8.8
|
$12,233.99
|
$7,267
|
For many homeowners, this means paying just around a traditional single-stage system price while receiving inverter-level efficiency and performance.
2. High Efficiency Condenser Units
For homes with an existing indoor air handler in good condition, InverterCool also offers condenser-only upgrades as well. This option is ideal to maximize cost efficiency while improving performance. These outdoor condenser units:
l Work with any 240V indoor unit
l Are compatible with InverterCool or other HVAC brands
l Allow efficiency upgrades without replacing the full system
Available Condenser sale options:
|
Condenser Size
|
SEER2
|
HSPF2
|
Original Price
|
Sale Price
|
|
2–3 Ton
|
16.0
|
9.5
|
$5,033.99
|
$3,500
|
|
4–5 Ton
|
15.3
|
9.4
|
$6,155.99
|
$4,509
|
10-Year Cost Comparison: InverterCool vs Traditional HVAC Systems (CA & FL)
A realistic HVAC comparison should include installation, maintenance, repairs, and energy usage over time, not just equipment price. The estimates below use average residential data for California and Florida.
Reference data is based on:
l Installed HVAC cost ranges from Modernize and HVAC.com
l Maintenance and repair averages from Forbes Home
l Efficiency guidance from the U.S. Department of Energy
(energy.gov – heat pump efficiency)
Assumptions Used
l Traditional system efficiency: SEER2 13–14
l InverterCool system efficiency: SEER2 15–18.5
l Typical residential usage in CA and FL climates
l Conservative energy savings estimate: 20–30%
l Traditional systems incur routine maintenance and some repair costs over 10 years
California (10-Year Estimated Costs)
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Cost Category
|
InverterCool R410A
|
Traditional HVAC
|
|
Equipment + Installation
|
$5,621 – $7,267
|
~$11,500
|
|
Maintenance
|
$0 (included)
|
~$1,500
|
|
Repairs
|
$0 (included)
|
~$800
|
|
Energy Cost
|
~$12,000
|
~$17,000
|
|
Total 10-Year Cost
|
$17,600 – $19,300
|
~$30,800
|
Florida (10-Year Estimated Costs)
|
Cost Category
|
InverterCool R410A
|
Traditional HVAC
|
|
Equipment + Installation
|
$5,621 – $7,267
|
~$10,000
|
|
Maintenance
|
$0 (included)
|
~$1,500
|
|
Repairs
|
$0 (included)
|
~$800
|
|
Energy Cost
|
~$9,000
|
~$12,000
|
|
Total 10-Year Cost
|
$14,600 – $16,800
|
~$23,500
|
From the above comparison sheet, you will noticed that:
l InverterCool already include all the installation fee and 10 years parts and labor into their cost, so that in long term, your only cost might be the electric bills.
l Higher SEER2 and HSPF2 ratings from our products also help reduce electricity use year after year.
l Even with conservative assumptions, inverter systems deliver thousands of dollars in long-term savings.
The U.S. Department of Energy confirms that higher-efficiency heat pumps significantly reduce long-term operating costs, especially in warm or high-electricity-rate regions like California and Florida
(energy.gov – residential heat pumps).
Special Call for Contractors (California & Florida)
We also offers special partner pricing for licensed contractors in California and Florida, Right now it is approximately 30% off based on previous wholesale price so that our partner can also offer competitive price to their clients, while still maintain healthy profit margins. And these EPA-approved inventory can be immediate shipped since we have local warehouse.
Contractors or distributors in FL and CA, if you are interested in partnership price, please contact us through email: sales@invertercool.com or call us directly: 855-394-2121
Frequently Asked Questions
Is R410A still legal after 2026?
Yes. Systems manufactured before January 1, 2025 remain EPA compliant and legal to sell, install, and service.
Will R410A systems be difficult to maintain in the future?
No. R410A continues to have broad technician support and parts availability.
Can I replace only my outdoor condenser?
Yes. InverterCool condensers are compatible with any 240V indoor unit.
Do the listed prices include installation?
Yes. Installation is included for complete system purchases.
Is there warranty coverage?
Yes. InverterCool provides 10 years of free labor and parts on eligible systems.
Conclusion
R410A is neither obsolete nor banned. When combined with modern inverter technology, EPA-approved R410A heat pumps remain one of the most cost-efficient HVAC solutions available today.
With limited inventory, installation-included pricing, condenser-only upgrade options, and long-term warranty coverage, this sale offers a rare opportunity for homeowners and contractors to upgrade efficiently and affordably.
Don’t hesitate to contact us for your HVAC upgrade while the inventory is available.
