HISTORY OF COOPER & HUNTER

For over 20 years Cooper&Hunter has provided quality HVAC solutions to customers around the globe. In 2017, the company entered into definitive agreements for a long-term strategic partnership with Zhuhai Vino Environmental Technology Equipment Co. LTD., which took on the new name: Zhuhai Vino  Cooper&Hunter Environmental Technology Equipment Co. LTD. Since then, C&H has continued to expand its product range to include a variety of air conditioning and air quality solutions including single and multi zone mini splits, PTACs, portables, dehumidifiers, air purifiers, and more. In 2022 Cooper&Hunter introduced two new mini split series in addition to commercial VRF systems and a brand new AHU line.

Cooper&Hunter has attended the AHR Expo for 5 years, each of which has offered an opportunity to make new connections, onboard new prospects, and introduce the brands product line up to HVAC industry professionals.

Cooper&Hunter works closely with their partners to make sure that everyone is educated on their product range, including distributors, sales representatives, and technicians. In recent years, C&H has hosted several training courses in which attendees get hands-on experience with the units while having an opportunity to ask questions directly to the brands sales representatives and engineers.

CH-18MSPH-230VO

What is a Mini-Split?

Halcyon systems eliminate the need for a basement or attic-located evaporator unit and bulky ductwork by using thin copper tubing that pumps refrigerant directly to discreet wall mounted or concealed units inside. Even more remarkable, this same unit works in reverse in winter, absorbing heat from the outside air and moving it indoors to heat your home. The result? Efficient cooling and heating for yearround, whole-house comfort in most climates

Available in numerous mix-and-match capacities and configurations, there's a Halcyon mini-split system for even the most difficult to heat and cool areas

How Does a Mini-Split Work? Like your refrigerator, heat pumps use electricity to pump refrigerant and transfer heat from one space to another. When we transfer heat from within our home to the outdoors, we call it "air conditioning". Conversely, when we transfer heat from the outdoors to within the home, we call it a "heat-pump".

Fujitsu ACUH07LUAS1

What is a Mini-Split?

Halcyon systems eliminate the need for a basement or attic-located evaporator unit and bulky ductwork by using thin copper tubing that pumps refrigerant directly to discreet wall mounted or concealed units inside. Even more remarkable, this same unit works in reverse in winter, absorbing heat from the outside air and moving it indoors to heat your home. The result? Efficient cooling and heating for yearround, whole-house comfort in most climates

Available in numerous mix-and-match capacities and configurations, there's a Halcyon mini-split system for even the most difficult to heat and cool areas

How Does a Mini-Split Work? Like your refrigerator, heat pumps use electricity to pump refrigerant and transfer heat from one space to another. When we transfer heat from within our home to the outdoors, we call it "air conditioning". Conversely, when we transfer heat from the outdoors to within the home, we call it a "heat-pump".

What is a Mini-Split?

Halcyon systems eliminate the need for a basement or attic-located evaporator unit and bulky ductwork by using thin copper tubing that pumps refrigerant directly to discreet wall mounted or concealed units inside. Even more remarkable, this same unit works in reverse in winter, absorbing heat from the outside air and moving it indoors to heat your home. The result? Efficient cooling and heating for yearround, whole-house comfort in most climates

Available in numerous mix-and-match capacities and configurations, there's a Halcyon mini-split system for even the most difficult to heat and cool areas

How Does a Mini-Split Work? Like your refrigerator, heat pumps use electricity to pump refrigerant and transfer heat from one space to another. When we transfer heat from within our home to the outdoors, we call it "air conditioning". Conversely, when we transfer heat from the outdoors to within the home, we call it a "heat-pump".

What is a Mini-Split?

Halcyon systems eliminate the need for a basement or attic-located evaporator unit and bulky ductwork by using thin copper tubing that pumps refrigerant directly to discreet wall mounted or concealed units inside. Even more remarkable, this same unit works in reverse in winter, absorbing heat from the outside air and moving it indoors to heat your home. The result? Efficient cooling and heating for yearround, whole-house comfort in most climates

Available in numerous mix-and-match capacities and configurations, there's a Halcyon mini-split system for even the most difficult to heat and cool areas

How Does a Mini-Split Work? Like your refrigerator, heat pumps use electricity to pump refrigerant and transfer heat from one space to another. When we transfer heat from within our home to the outdoors, we call it "air conditioning". Conversely, when we transfer heat from the outdoors to within the home, we call it a "heat-pump".

Mitsubishi MSY-GL24NA-U1 Ductless Mini-Split Indoor Cooling Only Wall Mount 24K BTU

MSY-GL24NA-U1

What is a Mini-Split?

Halcyon systems eliminate the need for a basement or attic-located evaporator unit and bulky ductwork by using thin copper tubing that pumps refrigerant directly to discreet wall mounted or concealed units inside. Even more remarkable, this same unit works in reverse in winter, absorbing heat from the outside air and moving it indoors to heat your home. The result? Efficient cooling and heating for yearround, whole-house comfort in most climates

Available in numerous mix-and-match capacities and configurations, there's a Halcyon mini-split system for even the most difficult to heat and cool areas

How Does a Mini-Split Work? Like your refrigerator, heat pumps use electricity to pump refrigerant and transfer heat from one space to another. When we transfer heat from within our home to the outdoors, we call it "air conditioning". Conversely, when we transfer heat from the outdoors to within the home, we call it a "heat-pump".

What is a Mini-Split?

Halcyon systems eliminate the need for a basement or attic-located evaporator unit and bulky ductwork by using thin copper tubing that pumps refrigerant directly to discreet wall mounted or concealed units inside. Even more remarkable, this same unit works in reverse in winter, absorbing heat from the outside air and moving it indoors to heat your home. The result? Efficient cooling and heating for yearround, whole-house comfort in most climates

Available in numerous mix-and-match capacities and configurations, there's a Halcyon mini-split system for even the most difficult to heat and cool areas

How Does a Mini-Split Work? Like your refrigerator, heat pumps use electricity to pump refrigerant and transfer heat from one space to another. When we transfer heat from within our home to the outdoors, we call it "air conditioning". Conversely, when we transfer heat from the outdoors to within the home, we call it a "heat-pump".

Fujitsu ARUH12LUAS

What is a Mini-Split?

Halcyon systems eliminate the need for a basement or attic-located evaporator unit and bulky ductwork by using thin copper tubing that pumps refrigerant directly to discreet wall mounted or concealed units inside. Even more remarkable, this same unit works in reverse in winter, absorbing heat from the outside air and moving it indoors to heat your home. The result? Efficient cooling and heating for yearround, whole-house comfort in most climates

Available in numerous mix-and-match capacities and configurations, there's a Halcyon mini-split system for even the most difficult to heat and cool areas

How Does a Mini-Split Work? Like your refrigerator, heat pumps use electricity to pump refrigerant and transfer heat from one space to another. When we transfer heat from within our home to the outdoors, we call it "air conditioning". Conversely, when we transfer heat from the outdoors to within the home, we call it a "heat-pump".