Certified Ratings

Department of Energy Certified Ratings

As of July 5, 2011, all manufacturers of covered consumer products (including central air conditioners and central heat pumps) are responsible for certifying their products annually to the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) by means of a compliance statement and certification report.

A manufacturer may choose to certify products directly to DOE (as in the case of National Comfort Products), or it can authorize a third-party representative (such as AHRI) to forward the manufacturer’s certifications to DOE on its behalf.

DOE requires that the manufacturer bear sole responsibility for the submission and accuracy of its certifications, not the third party representative. These certified ratings are maintained as a searchable database on the official DOE Website.

U. S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY Link: https://www.regulations.doe.gov (click here)

AHRi Certified Reference Numbers

Tested and certified by AHRI.

Access the online AHRI Directory of Certified Product Performance:

https://www.ahridirectory.org/Search/SearchHome (click here)

Energy Guide Labels

By Product

NCP Condensing Units

2025

2024

2023

2022

NHP Heat Pumps

2025

2024

2023

NHPA Heat Pumps

2022

Comfort Pack Universal

Comfort Pack 80% with Gas Heat

2025

Cooling

Heating

2024

Cooling

Heating

2023

Cooling

Heating

Comfort Pack Non Condensing Furnace

2022

Cooling

Heating

Comfort Pack 95% with Gas Heat

2025

Cooling

Heating

2024

Cooling

Heating

2023

Cooling

Heating

Comfort Pack Condensing Furnace

2022

Cooling

Heating

Comfort Pack with Electric Heat Option

2025

Cooling

Heating

2024

Cooling

Heating

2023

Cooling

Comfort Pack Electric Heat

2022

Cooling

Heating

By Year