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SpecSenville Leto 24,000 BTU 230VMrCool Olympus E Star 4th Gen 24,000 BTU
PhotoSenville Leto 24,000 BTU 230VMrCool Olympus E Star 4th Gen 24,000 BTU
Our scoreSCORE6.4 / 10SCORE7.4 / 10
Our takeThe Leto that holds the most of its rating at 5°F (71%), and the one we'd pick if you want a Leto mainly for heat.Big output in the cold (24,200 BTU/h at 5°F), but it doesn't turn down any lower than the 18k on a mild day, so size it from a load calculation.
Nominal size24,000 BTU24,000 BTU
Voltage230V230V
Rated heat at 47°F24,000 BTU/h29,000 BTU/h
Heat at 17°F20,800 BTU/h22,200 BTU/hbest
Heat at 5°F17,000 BTU/h24,200 BTU/hbest
Lowest heating temp5°F-22°Fbest
Max heat at lowest tempn/a11,900 BTU/h
SEER218.721best
HSPF2 (Region IV)n/a13.5
Install typeFlareFlare
Max line run164 ftn/a
Warranty covers owner installNoNo
Warranty, parts5 yr5 yr
Warranty, compressor5 yr7 yrbest
ENERGY STAR Cold ClimateYesYes
ENERGY STARn/aYes
RefrigerantR-454BR-454B
Watch out forNEEP marks it ENERGY STAR Cold Climate but not ENERGY STAR, an inconsistent combination; check the ENERGY STAR directory if a rebate depends on it. Amazon Leto listings don't state refrigerant; current R-454B pairings are SENL-xxCD-OL + SENL-xxCD-ILL, older R-410A ones end /OY + /IY. Senville's FAQ says no to owner installs, and the warranty requires a licensed HVAC contractor.MrCool's submittal and install manual disagree on max line length (164 ft vs 213 ft); work to the manual that ships with the unit. "E Star" and the O-ES prefix also appear on an older R-410A Olympus (-230B condensers); confirm R-454B and an outdoor model ending -230C-O1. The Olympus listings on Amazon are the legacy R-410A Hyper Heat, not this unit. MrCool's FAQ says an HVAC professional must install it; the warranty's softer "may be necessary" wording doesn't change that.
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