Air Conditioners
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$750.00 per Ton
Efficiency qualifications are based on the combined equipment efficiency rating as determined by the Air Conditioning Heating & Refrigeration Institute. System components consist of an outdoor condensing unit, an indoor coil unit, and in some cases an air handler/furnace. Eligibility is determined by efficiency of combined components as applicable. For example, a condenser may have an "up to 15 SEER" rating, but when matched with a coil and furnace, the system may only reach 14.5 SEER as determined by AHRI.
Application must include a paid receipt or invoice with model number, manufacturer, purchase price, and purchase date.
Qualifying equipment must be new and replace existing equipment in a residence that currently receives residential electric service from Southern California Edison.
Qualifying customers are determined by the program that are identified as residing within targeted hard-to-reach and disadvantaged communities.
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Product Requirements
Central air conditioner must be 16 SEER2 or higher (equipment must be AHRI rated).
Central air conditioner must replace existing central air conditioner.
Customer Eligibility
Customer must be identified as existing within Home Performance Plus’s targeted communities.
Qualifying product(s) must be new and installed in a residence that currently receives electric service from Southern California Edison.
Dwelling must be single family or multi-family with four units per foundation or less.
New construction is not eligible.
Incentive amount cannot exceed purchase price.
Other Requirements
Application must include a paid invoice or receipt with the model number, manufacturer, purchase price and purchase date.
Application must be submitted with 90 days of installation date.
Homes are eligible for one incentive per exisiting unit.
HVAC system incentives require timestamped, geotagged photos of all equipment prior to, during installation, and after project is completed. Including nameplates of existing and installed equipment.
Application must include a signed Customer Participation Agreement.
Efficiency qualifications are based on the combined equipment efficiency rating as determined by the Air Conditioning Heating & Refrigeration Institute. System components consist of an outdoor condensing unit, an indoor coil unit, and in some cases an air handler/furnace. Eligibility is determined by efficiency of combined components as applicable. For example, a condenser may have an "up to 15 SEER" rating, but when matched with a coil and furnace