Not a single one of these units is listed in the NRCan Searchable Product List.
Heat Pump Fraud Watch exists for one reason: performance data should mean what it says.
Every day, building owners, engineers, and homeowners make six- and seven-figure decisions based on published equipment ratings — heating capacity, efficiency, certified airflow. When those numbers are fabricated, inflated, or never independently verified, the cost doesn't fall on the manufacturer who published them. It falls on the contractor whose installation underperforms, the developer whose building misses its energy targets, the family whose heat pump costs way more to operate than what's advertised, and the honest manufacturers who invest in real engineering and real certification only to be undercut by fiction.
Heat Pump Fraud Watch investigates and exposes fraudulent performance claims in the HVAC industry. We audit published ratings against certified test data, identify equipment sold in the U.S. and Canada without the listings and registrations required by law, fake certification claims, and file formal complaints with the regulators and certification bodies empowered to act.
Importing and selling unlisted or misrated equipment isn't a paperwork oversight; it's illegal and puts people and property at risk. Companies that falsify data are betting no one will check. We check.
Have us check it out.
