1. Ductless Heat Pump Rebate Program

2. Rebate Form Separate from HVAC Incentive Application
Available through:

3. Contractor Requirements
Per DPUC and CL&P, contractors must be manufacturer certified for the product they are installing
Contractors must have attended a CEEF education session
INSTALLER ATTENDED MANUFACTURER’S TRAINING FOR
INSTALLED UNIT
□Yes DATE
□ No
□ Received CEEF Training
**See Eligibility in Terms and Conditions section

4. *ENERGY STAR - >=14.5SEER, >=12EER, and >=8.2HSPF
$1,000 Incentive
Targeted to full-time residences with electric heat: 50% or higher of permanent zonal electric heat
Capped at one rebate per home. The “first zone” is the utility measure because that’s where the cost-effective savings are
Zoning (through more air handlers) is possible but provides less incremental savings per dollar. Multi-zone systems are not a desirable utility measure
The DSHP unit must be AHRI rated and *ENERGY STAR® qualified (14.5 SEER, 12 EER, 10 HSPF)
A list of DSHP units can be found at: Please select: “Find Variable Mini-Split and Multi-Split Heat Pumps”
*ENERGY STAR - >=14.5SEER, >=12EER, and >=8.2HSPF

5. $500 Incentive Requirements:
To receive your DSHP rebate for $500, the system must be AHRI rated and ENERGY STAR qualified
(14.5 SEER, 12 EER, 8.2 HSPF)
Applications:
Bonus Rooms
Basement Remodels
Other remodels / additions

6. www.goingductless.com/ct Questions and Contacts
Tom Ziobron, Program Administrator
The Connecticut Light & Power Company
(860)
Patrick Burns, Program Administrator The United Illuminating Company (203)