Equipment guide

Find the brand on the nameplate, see who really builds it, and open practice made for that machine — 57 brands across homes, apartments and manufactured housing.

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Central heating & cooling

Split systems, heat pumps, furnaces, air handlers, coils and electric heat — the equipment in most homes and garden apartments.

ADP (Advanced Distributor Products)AirEaseAllStyle CoilAmana (HVAC & PTAC)American StandardArcoaireArmstrong AirAspen ManufacturingBoschBryantCarrierChampionColemanComfortmakerConcordDaikinDay & NightDucaneFirst CoFrigidaire (HVAC)GE AppliancesGoodmanHeilIEC (International Environmental)KeepRiteLennoxLuxaireMillerMRCOOLNapoleonPayneRevolvRheemRunTruRuudTempstarTraneYork

Ductless & VRF

Mini splits and multi-zone inverter systems, from single bedrooms to whole buildings.

American StandardBoschBryantCarrierDaikinFujitsuGE AppliancesGreeLennoxLGMideaMitsubishi ElectricMRCOOLPanasonicPioneerRheemSamsungSenvilleTraneYork

Apartment & condo equipment

Soffit air handlers, PTACs, vertical stacks, through-wall units and wall furnaces — the machines of multi-family work.

Amana (HVAC & PTAC)CozyEmpireFirst CoFriedrichGE AppliancesGreeIEC (International Environmental)IslandaireLGMagic-PakWhalenWilliams

Package units

The whole system in one cabinet, on a pad beside the building or up on the roof.

AirEaseAmana (HVAC & PTAC)American StandardArcoaireArmstrong AirBryantCarrierChampionColemanComfortmakerConcordDaikinDay & NightDucaneFrigidaire (HVAC)GoodmanHeilKeepRiteLennoxLuxairePayneRheemRunTruRuudTempstarTraneYork

Geothermal & water-source

Heat pumps on a ground loop or a building water loop — condo closets and geo homes.

BoschClimateMasterWaterFurnaceWhalen

Manufactured housing

Downflow furnaces and matched splits listed for mobile and modular homes.

ColemanMillerRevolv

All brands, A to Z

All manufacturer and brand names are trademarks of their respective owners, used here only to identify equipment technicians encounter in the field. HVACSim is independent: not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any equipment manufacturer. Simulated behavior is generic — on real equipment the manufacturer’s service literature, nameplate and installation instructions always govern. Corporate ownership, product lines and brand relationships change; catalog information last verified August 2026.