York heat pump

HMH72B341

Ducted split systemVariable-speed (inverter)ENERGY STAR cold-climateENERGY STAR Most Efficient (some pairings)

The York HMH72B341 is a ducted split system heat pump outdoor unit with a rated cooling capacity of 35,200 BTU/h (about 3 tons) and a variable-speed (inverter) compressor running on R-410A refrigerant. ENERGY STAR lists 863 certified indoor-unit pairings for it. In cold weather it still delivers 25,000 BTU/h at 5°F — 72% of its 47°F output, close to the 76% median across the 308 models we track (better than 42% of them). Its HSPF2 of 8.5 is higher than 33% of models in our database, and its best certified SEER2 of 18.5 beats 58%.

Our take in 30 seconds

Best for: mixed climates with occasional hard freezes

Strengths

  • Variable-speed compressor: quieter, steadier temperatures and better humidity control
  • Also sold under 4 other badges, so you can compare more quotes for the same unit

Good to know

  • Uses R-410A, a refrigerant being phased down; future service may cost more
  • Efficiency depends on the indoor unit: SEER2 ranges 15.5–18.5, so ask which pairing you're quoted
Est. yearly cost
$1,643
U.S. average rates
SEER2
15.5–18.5
Cooling efficiency
HSPF2
8.5
Top 67% heating efficiency
Heat kept at 5°F
72%
Median is 76%
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Uses the base certified SEER2 (15.5) and HSPF2 (8.5). Assumes the unit is correctly sized. How we calculate.

Heating capacity as it gets colder

A heat pump's output falls as outdoor temperature drops. This is the certified heat output of the York HMH72B341 at the three ENERGY STAR test temperatures (cooling capacity is 35,200 BTU/h for reference).

47°F
34,800 BTU/h
17°F
27,000 BTU/h
5°F
25,000 BTU/h

Retention at 17°F: 78% · at 5°F: 72%. Learn how to use these numbers in our cold-climate guide.

Estimated running cost in every state

Same unit, very different bills: from about $953 a year in Louisiana to $3,710 in Maine, driven by local electricity prices and how much heating or cooling the climate needs. Click a column to sort.

StatePriceHeatingCoolingTotal / yr
Louisiana12.87¢$369$585$953
Florida14.99¢$276$817$1,093
Mississippi14.43¢$532$590$1,122
Washington14.63¢$1,018$116$1,135
Nevada12.72¢$625$520$1,145
Tennessee13.42¢$769$396$1,165
Arizona15.05¢$431$752$1,183
Oregon15.92¢$1,043$163$1,206
North Carolina14.95¢$796$441$1,237
Kentucky13.80¢$904$345$1,249
Arkansas14.37¢$765$490$1,254
South Carolina15.76¢$710$573$1,282
Georgia15.90¢$716$578$1,294
Utah13.31¢$1,035$272$1,307
Texas15.91¢$586$723$1,309
Alabama16.33¢$735$593$1,329
Oklahoma14.82¢$849$505$1,354
Idaho13.37¢$1,150$213$1,362
New Mexico16.51¢$1,014$375$1,389
Nebraska13.54¢$1,164$277$1,441
West Virginia16.31¢$1,202$296$1,498
Missouri16.02¢$1,115$400$1,515
Virginia17.64¢$1,083$441$1,524
Kansas15.47¢$1,140$386$1,526
Wyoming14.43¢$1,477$164$1,641
Colorado17.17¢$1,406$273$1,679
North Dakota13.31¢$1,580$136$1,716
Indiana17.02¢$1,394$329$1,722
Delaware18.70¢$1,302$425$1,726
Montana15.57¢$1,594$159$1,753
California29.75¢$1,096$676$1,772
South Dakota15.15¢$1,551$224$1,774
Iowa17.06¢$1,606$291$1,897
Ohio19.38¢$1,587$352$1,939
Maryland21.40¢$1,489$486$1,975
Illinois19.32¢$1,661$351$2,012
Minnesota17.20¢$1,901$215$2,116
Pennsylvania21.77¢$1,783$396$2,178
Wisconsin19.41¢$1,987$264$2,251
New Jersey24.61¢$1,814$503$2,317
District of Columbia25.98¢$1,702$649$2,351
Connecticut24.51¢$2,208$362$2,569
Michigan22.99¢$2,259$313$2,572
Vermont23.84¢$2,538$244$2,781
Hawaii47.18¢$97$2,786$2,882
Rhode Island28.18¢$2,538$384$2,922
New York28.65¢$2,581$423$3,003
New Hampshire27.64¢$2,829$314$3,143
Massachusetts30.48¢$2,870$415$3,285
Alaska29.41¢$3,612$67$3,679
Maine32.11¢$3,418$292$3,710
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Same equipment sold under other brands

These listings share the same certifying manufacturer (Johnson Controls, Inc.) and identical certified capacities and efficiency ratings, so they are almost certainly the same hardware with a different badge. If you get quotes for any of them, you are comparing installation price and warranty, not equipment. How rebadging works.

  • Champion HMH72B341
  • Coleman HMH72B341
  • Fraser-Johnston HMH72B341
  • Luxaire HMH72B341

Similar-size alternatives

Other ducted split system units within ±15% of this model's cooling capacity, sorted by efficiency. Cost difference is versus the York HMH72B341 at U.S.-average rates.

ModelCooling BTU/hSEER2HSPF25°F keptEst. yearly cost
Ruud UP19AY36AJVC34,20019–211087%$1,353 (−$290)Compare
Payne 37MUHAQ30AA330,00015.3–17.510.898%$1,306 (−$337)Compare
Midea MO1HE-H30B-2A30,00015.2–17.510.898%$1,309 (−$334)Compare
Bryant 37MUHAQ36AA336,00015.8–1810.3103%$1,527 (−$116)Compare
Daikin DH9VSA361CA*34,20016.9–2110100%$1,398 (−$245)Compare
Panasonic CU-HM36BAHU36,00015.6–17.410.3103%$1,533 (−$110)Compare

Full specifications

BrandYork
Outdoor modelHMH72B341
Certified byJohnson Controls, Inc.
Product typeDucted split system
CompressorVariable-speed (inverter)
RefrigerantR-410A
Cooling capacity35,200 BTU/h
Nominal size3 tons
SEER2 (certified range)15.5 – 18.5
EER2 (best)10.5
HSPF2 (best)8.5
Heating capacity @ 47°F34,800 BTU/h
Heating capacity @ 17°F27,000 BTU/h
Heating capacity @ 5°F25,000 BTU/h
COP @ 5°F2.18
ENERGY STAR cold-climateYes
Certified indoor pairings863
Latest certification2026-10

Source: ENERGY STAR Certified Heat Pumps (U.S. EPA), retrieved November 7, 2026. Capacities and HSPF2 are the highest values across certified pairings; confirm your exact system's AHRI reference number with your installer.

Frequently asked questions

How much does the York HMH72B341 cost to run per year?

At the U.S. average residential electricity price of 18.16¢/kWh and typical national heating and cooling hours, we estimate about $1,643 per year ($1,190 heating, $454 cooling). It ranges from about $953 in Louisiana to $3,710 in Maine.

Does the York HMH72B341 work in cold weather?

Yes. It is ENERGY STAR cold-climate certified and delivers 25,000 BTU/h at 5°F, 72% of its 47°F capacity, with a COP of 2.18 at 5°F.

What size is the York HMH72B341?

It is rated at 35,200 BTU/h of cooling, roughly 3 tons, and 34,800 BTU/h of heating at 47°F. Proper sizing should be confirmed with a Manual J load calculation.

Is the York HMH72B341 the same as the Champion HMH72B341?

Very likely. Both are certified by Johnson Controls, Inc. with identical capacities and efficiency ratings in the ENERGY STAR database, which indicates the same equipment sold under different brands.

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