A2L refrigerant compositions include hydrofluorolefins (HFO) such as R1234yf and R1234ze, hydrofluorocarbon(HFC) and hydrofluorolefin(HFO) blends such as R452B and R454B and some pure HFC’s such as R-32. These combinations result in a lower global warming potential (GWP) while maintaining the cooling efficiency required for commercial and residential applications. R410 A, currently used in air conditioners, is an A1 refrigerant that has no flame propagation at 63°C. Unlike the last refrigerant transition which shifted from the use of one nonflammable refrigerant to another, many of the new refrigerants are mildly flammable. HFO based A2L refrigerants are a cost-effective option and offer a GWP saving of up to 99.9% compared to HFCs while requiring only minimum equipment systems design change. In transitioning to more sustainable electric cooling the downside is additional training will be required of installers.

It’s Heating and cooling in one packaged, ductable system. Cost to install is lower and it’s easy to install.

Lowers your electrical demand charge and reduces your carbon footprint. Offers energy savings by reducing electric use up to 80%

Saves 50-70% on heating costs over conventional heating systems. Heats people and objects rather than the air; offering greater comfort. Many different styles for many different applications Earns energy incentives from Energize Connecticut program.

There are new technologies on the market that offer great energy efficiency to reduce heating costs. These are also incentivized to save on initial installation costs.  

It is an advanced water ammonia absorption process that provides heating and cooling with outstanding flexibility and performance that electric equipment cannot provide.

A gas fire heat pump provides heating that is 140-150% efficient, depending on model. It operates on standard single-phase power and uses only .75 Kw of electricity for 5 tons of cooling.

As an HVAC wholesale company, we do not sell directly to homeowners because we do not install. A licensed contractor is necessary for the proper installation of HVAC equipment. We are happy to answer any questions you may have regarding your heating and cooling needs or the products we offer. We can also recommend well respected and licensed contractors, that we have worked with, in your area to get the job done!

Supply deficits are common worldwide and in every industry. Recently, supply shortages have reached an all-time high in the HVAC community. Here at Clover, we locally stock heating and cooling equipment and are proactive in having equipment readily available to meet your needs! We are experiencing some delays with a few of our products, but we keep our customers informed when delays are evident. Due to this, we encourage our contractor base to order earlier rather than later to avoid or lessen the impact of these delays. When necessary, we can also offer substitute solutions.

Ductless mini-split systems are more efficient than a central air system. Their sleek design and quiet operation blends them into any room setting. Despite their size, they are powerful enough to cool any size room!

Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) systems alternate refrigerant volume in the system to match a building’s need for heating and cooling. Only a minimum amount of energy is needed to maintain set temperatures in a room. The refrigerant is conditioned by the condensing unit (which may be outdoors or indoors, water or air cooled), and circulated within the building to multiple indoor units. By operating at varying speeds, VRF units work only as needed allowing for substantial energy savings.

Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) and variant refrigerant volume (VFV) systems are similar to ductless mini- split systems. VRFs allow individualized temperature control in different zones and the ability to heat and cool simultaneously, that mini-splits cannot do. They allow for more varying degrees of cooling in more specific areas and switch to heating mode during winter without additional equipment.

New refrigerants are making their way to the marketplace. Equipment is in the manufacturing stage and contractors are in training mode for installing new systems. Refrigerant 410A equipment will remain available while supplies last. The 410A refrigerant will remain available for repairs on already installed equipment.

Starting Jan 1, 2025 air source heat pumps that are Energy Star rated and listed as eligible can still receive Energize CT rebates and qualify for the tax incentive. Contact us for more information and an Application form.

Energize CT no longer offers rebates on natural gas HVAC systems. However the tax incentive still exists when upgrading your gas furnace to a higher efficiency saving you energy and lowering your heating costs.

Yes, Energize CT is offering rebates on equipment that meets energy qualifications and as an Energy Partner with Energize CT, Clover Corporation offers customers assistance in filing for the rebate. The following outline summarizes the new rebates. For more specific information or questions regarding rebates, you can go to Energize CT’s website or email us at [email protected].