Midea Heat Pump System Replacement in Oakland
Completed October 21, 2026
Complete Midea 24,000 BTU variable-speed heat pump system replacement completed for a home in Oakland
Complete HVAC system replacement in Oakland with a Midea 24,000 BTU variable-speed heat pump system. The outdoor unit was installed on an elevated equipment base beside the home, with the refrigerant and electrical connections completed as part of the new system installation.
Project details
Customer problem
The homeowner was replacing the existing HVAC system with a new high-efficiency heat pump system.
Recommendation and why
A Midea variable-speed heat pump system was selected to provide efficient year-round heating and cooling with quieter operation and improved temperature control.
Installation challenges and work performed
Removed and replaced the existing HVAC system, installed the new outdoor heat pump, completed the refrigerant and electrical connections, performed a nitrogen pressure test, and evacuated the refrigerant circuit to a deep vacuum before system startup.
Equipment details
Midea MO1BE-H24B-2A variable-speed heat pump, 24,000 BTU nominal capacity, 18.1 SEER2, 9.7 HSPF2-4, 208-230V electrical, and approximately 60 dBA rated sound level.
Observed result
Completed full-system replacement with the new Midea heat pump securely installed, pressure-tested with nitrogen, evacuated to a deep vacuum, and prepared for normal heating and cooling operation.
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