Vancouver Strata 4-Zone Lennox Ductless Heat Pump Installation
Project overview
Tek Climate completed a four-zone Lennox ductless heat-pump installation for a residential strata property in Vancouver, BC. The ServiceTitan record confirms strata approval, a mechanical permit, an electrical permit, and a completed first energy audit connected to the homeowner’s federal Greener Homes process.
This case study intentionally excludes the customer’s identity, exact address, price and private application details.
Verified project details
- Location: Vancouver, BC
- Building type: Residential strata
- System: Four-zone ductless mini-split
- Brand: Lennox
- Outdoor unit: MLB036S4M-1P
- Indoor units: MWMC006S4-3P, MWMC009S4-3P, MWMC012S4-3P and MWMC018S4-3P
- Mechanical permit: verified issued in project records
- Electrical permit: verified in project records
- Strata approval: verified received
- Completed: April 30, 2024
Why this strata project required more coordination
Multi-zone heat-pump projects in strata buildings usually involve more than equipment selection. This installation required building approval as well as mechanical and electrical permitting. Tek Climate’s records also show that the homeowner had completed a first energy audit and was working through the federal Greener Homes process.
The system used one outdoor unit serving four separate indoor units of different capacities. That allowed the installation to serve multiple areas while using a single outdoor condenser.
The installed Lennox system
The verified outdoor model was Lennox MLB036S4M-1P. The recorded indoor units were MWMC006S4-3P, MWMC009S4-3P, MWMC012S4-3P and MWMC018S4-3P.
Those model numbers are included because they are explicitly documented in the project record. This article does not infer room loads, design temperatures or capacity calculations that are not present in the verified record.
Permits and strata approval
The project record confirms both a mechanical permit and an electrical permit, along with strata approval. Permit requirements and strata bylaws vary by building and municipality, so the exact approval path should always be confirmed for each project.
Energy-audit and rebate context
Tek Climate’s job notes state that the homeowner had completed a first energy audit and was obtaining the application number for the federal Greener Homes program. This confirms that rebate-program documentation was part of the project context. It does not prove a particular rebate amount was paid, so no rebate value or savings claim is stated here.
FAQ
Can one outdoor heat pump serve four indoor zones?
Yes. This Vancouver project used one Lennox outdoor unit connected to four indoor units. The appropriate number and capacity of zones depends on the specific building and load requirements.
Do Vancouver strata heat-pump installations require approval?
This project required and received strata approval. Requirements vary by strata corporation and project scope.
Were permits required?
Tek Climate’s records confirm a mechanical permit and an electrical permit for this installation.
Was this connected to a rebate program?
The records confirm a completed first energy audit and Greener Homes application activity. This case study does not claim a specific rebate payment.
Learn more
See Tek Climate’s ductless heating and cooling services, rebate information, or contact Tek Climate for a project-specific assessment.