Rebate questions
How do I check a heat pump is on the National Heat Pump Rebate eligible list?
Checked against the official program pages on November 9, 2026.
Ask your installer for the system's AHRI number (sometimes called the AHRI reference number) and look it up on Natural Resources Canada's eligible product list for the National Heat Pump Rebate. The AHRI number identifies the matched outdoor and indoor units as a system, so check the number for the exact combination being quoted, not just the brand.
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Where the AHRI number comes from
It is a certificate number for a matched system: the outdoor unit with a specific indoor unit (or furnace coil). A good quote names the make, the model numbers and the AHRI number. If yours does not, ask for it.
What the receipt has to show
Your name and address, the installing company, the make, model and AHRI number of the equipment, how many heat pumps were installed, and the total installation cost including directly related work such as ductwork and electrical upgrades.
Questions
Common questions
Is a brand on the list enough?
No. The list goes by the exact matched system and its AHRI number, so check the combination being installed.
Where is the eligible list?
Natural Resources Canada publishes it as a searchable product list for the National Heat Pump Rebate.
Sources
- Government of Canada: National Heat Pump Rebate (updated November 1, 2026)
- Natural Resources Canada: National Heat Pump Rebate eligible products
Programs change. Copper Fox does not run these programs or decide who qualifies, so always check the official page before you count on one. More guides: National Heat Pump Rebate, New Brunswick rebates, Nova Scotia rebates, PEI rebates, Newfoundland and Labrador rebates, Mini-splits and the rebate, Had a grant before?, Federal and provincial, Keeping your oil furnace.
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