Heat Pump System GuideGREE and Cooper & Hunter can show up in mini-split and heat pump shopping, but this page does not test them against each other and does not name a winner. It uses only the copied facts from the local GREE and Cooper & Hunter brand files. Several model and warranty facts are explicitly retailer-sourced in those files, so this comparison keeps that attribution visible instead of treating retailer listings as neutral head-to-head proof.
A note on source boundaries
This is not a verified apples-to-apples head-to-head. The GREE and Cooper & Hunter figures below are copied from their on-disk brand files, and the retailer-sourced facts remain labeled that way. Use this page to check whether a quote matches the named listing, capacity, rating language, refrigerant, heating range, and warranty conditions. Do not use it as a brand ranking.
GREE copied facts
The copied GREE facts include corporate scale claims plus retailer-listed product examples. The GREE Canada fact describes GREE Electric Appliances Inc. of Zhuhai, China as the world's largest manufacturer of air conditioners and says it has held the number 1 world market position since 2005. Another copied scale fact gives production, customer, and country or region figures.
The model examples in the copied GREE file are retailer-sourced. HVACDirect lists a Gree Sapphire SAP09HP230V1A with 9,000 BTU, 38 SEER, 15 HSPF, R410A, and a heating range from -22F to 75F. Airtek lists a Gree FLEXX Ultra 18 model GUD36W with 36,000 BTU, 15.2 SEER2, 8.5 HSPF2 for Region IV, R410A, and operation down to -22F. Airtek also lists compressor and parts warranty terms for that FLEXX example. Those product facts should stay tied to their retailer listings.
Cooper & Hunter copied facts
The Cooper & Hunter copied facts used here are retailer-sourced. Amazon lists a 24,000 BTU 230V Hyper Heat single-zone mini split at 22.3 SEER2, heating to -22F, and 2 Ton. MiniSplitsforLess positions the Mia NY series as a budget-friendly single-room inverter line.
The same MiniSplitsforLess copied facts list Mia NY efficiency examples and R454B refrigerant for 12,000 BTU and 24,000 BTU options. Another copied fact says the standard non-hyper Mia series is rated for heating down to 5F (-15C). The copied warranty fact lists compressor and parts coverage with licensed professional installation and registration conditions, and says DIY may void coverage. Those conditions matter when comparing online listings to installed quotes.
How to actually compare quotes
The copied facts do not prove GREE beats Cooper & Hunter or Cooper & Hunter beats GREE. The GREE file combines brand-scale facts with retailer-listed Sapphire and FLEXX examples. The Cooper & Hunter file uses retailer-listed Hyper Heat and Mia NY evidence. For a real quote comparison, keep each claim attached to its source, then verify the exact model, capacity, rating basis, refrigerant, heating range, installer requirements, registration terms, and local service path.
Frequently asked questions
Is GREE or Cooper & Hunter better?
This page does not declare a winner. It uses copied on-disk facts and is not a verified head-to-head test.
Are the GREE model specs manufacturer-published here?
No. The copied GREE model examples used here are labeled as retailer-sourced facts.
Are the Cooper & Hunter specs manufacturer-published here?
No. The copied Cooper & Hunter product and warranty facts used here are retailer-sourced.
What is the main caution with these listings?
A retailer listing should be matched to the exact model, seller, installer, and warranty paperwork before it is used in a purchase decision.
What should an installer or seller confirm?
Ask for the exact model, capacity, rating basis, refrigerant, heating range, installation requirements, registration deadline, and warranty support path.