Vancouver Midea Furnace and Heat Pump Installation | Project Case Study
In November 2025, Tek Climate documented a residential furnace-and-heat-pump installation in Vancouver, BC. The project records identify a Midea gas furnace, a companion indoor coil and an outdoor heat pump. This case study focuses on the equipment and installation details visible in the project record, without making claims about energy savings or a rebate award.
Project overview
- Location: Vancouver, British Columbia (residential property; address withheld)
- Work documented: November 20–21, 2025
- Indoor furnace: Midea MGV96U080B3C
- Indoor coil: Midea MCPM3036BN10TH
- Outdoor heat pump: Midea MDV-V36WMN10T
Indoor furnace and coil installation
The project photograph shows the installed Midea furnace below its companion indoor coil in a mechanical area. Visible details include PVC vent piping, the coil connections, a nearby gas connection and existing sheet-metal ductwork. The photo is useful because it shows how the indoor equipment is physically arranged, rather than just a product carton or catalogue image.
Outdoor heat pump installation
A second project photograph shows the outdoor heat-pump unit placed on a pad with connected service lines. The service cover is removed in this photograph, so it documents an installation or service-check stage, not the final closed-up appearance of the equipment. The surrounding stair structure also provides context for the installation location.
What this Vancouver installation shows
A furnace-and-heat-pump project has both indoor and outdoor components. The indoor furnace, coil and duct connections must be considered alongside outdoor-unit placement and the connections between the two sides of the system. In this particular project, the photo records make those components visible. They do not, on their own, establish the final operating settings, capacity selection, system performance, permit status or rebate eligibility.
Common questions about furnace and heat pump projects
Can a home have both a gas furnace and a heat pump?
Yes. A system can incorporate a furnace and an outdoor heat pump, subject to equipment compatibility, design and controls. This Vancouver project documents a Midea furnace, indoor coil and outdoor heat pump; it does not establish the project’s particular switchover controls.
What equipment details matter when comparing installation examples?
Confirm the indoor and outdoor model numbers, the coil match, the intended heating and cooling arrangement, and project-specific design documentation. Model numbers are documented here, but no independent AHRI match or load calculation is being claimed.
Does a completed installation automatically qualify for rebates?
No. Incentive rules depend on the program, date, equipment and application requirements. This case study does not claim that this 2025 project received a rebate. See Tek Climate’s rebate information for current program guidance.
Discuss a similar Vancouver project
Considering a furnace and heat pump for your home? Contact Tek Climate to discuss the property, system options and the information needed for an installation plan. For another documented Vancouver combination installation, see our Lennox furnace and heat-pump case study.