Four-part climate system
Quilt combines an indoor unit, outdoor unit, Dial, and app into one ductless heat pump system. The company positions the system as a room-by-room climate solution that can be controlled from any room in the home.
Quilt
Quilt is a ductless electric heat pump system for heating and cooling homes with room-by-room control through a Dial and app. It is installed by Quilt Certified Partners and is designed for whole-home, partial-home, and one-room configurations.
Overview
Quilt is a ductless heat pump system for heating and cooling homes. It combines indoor units, an outdoor unit, a Dial thermostat, and an app to give households room-by-room control, scheduling, and energy-use visibility in one system.
The company positions Quilt as a system for homeowners who want efficient electric climate control without ductwork. It is installed by Quilt Certified Partners, typically over one to three days, and is available in modular configurations for entire homes, partial homes, one-room setups, and ADUs.
Features
App-based control and insights
The Quilt App provides remote control, scheduling, and energy usage insights down to the hour and room. That makes it easier to adjust comfort settings without being at home.
Flexible Dial controller
The Quilt Dial can be wall-mounted or used on a tabletop, giving households a compact control point for room-by-room or whole-home adjustments.
Occupancy-aware automation
Indoor units include occupancy detection and Auto-Away behavior, so the system can reduce energy use when rooms are empty. Quilt also says it supports continuous improvements through over-the-air updates.
Compact indoor hardware
Indoor units are 7 7/8 inches tall and are described as quieter than rainfall, with airflow up to 353 cfm. The design is intended to fit into more spaces while remaining discreet.
High-efficiency multi-zone configurations
Quilt reports 2-zone and 3-zone configurations with SEER2 ratings above 25, Energy Star Cold Climate certification, and a 12-year warranty for Select and Expert partners.
Use Cases
Whole-home comfort control
Use Quilt when you want a single system to heat and cool multiple rooms with different comfort settings. The room-by-room control is built for households where not everyone wants the same temperature.
Ductless retrofit projects
Use Quilt in a partial-home retrofit or one-room project when you do not want to extend ductwork. The modular setup is described as a fit for individual rooms and ADUs as well as larger homes.
Remote climate management
Use Quilt when you want to monitor and adjust climate settings remotely. The app adds scheduling and hour-by-hour energy usage views, which helps with day-to-day management.
Energy-conscious households
Use Quilt if you want a system that can reduce energy use in empty spaces. Auto-Away and occupancy sensing are designed to limit unnecessary runtime when rooms are not occupied.
Installer-led home upgrades
Use Quilt for homes that need a professional installation workflow with post-install support. Quilt’s Certified Partners handle sizing, installation, setup, and ongoing diagnostics support.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Room-by-room and whole-home control are built into the system through the Dial and app.
- Occupancy detection and Auto-Away are designed to save energy when rooms are empty.
- The system is modular, which supports different home layouts including partial-home and one-room configurations.
- Quilt publishes detailed tech specs, including efficiency ratings and cold-weather performance data.
- Installation, diagnostics, maintenance, and over-the-air updates are part of the product experience.
Cons
- Installation is only available through Quilt Certified Installers, so it is not a self-install product.
- Availability depends on whether a Certified Installer serves your area.
- The current public materials focus on a limited set of system configurations and do not show a public price on the site.
FAQ
How is Quilt installed?
Quilt is installed through a Quilt Certified Installer in your area. The installer helps design the system, confirm unit placement, and complete installation; Quilt does not offer self-installation.
What kinds of homes does Quilt fit?
Quilt says its modular design can work for entire homes, partial homes, one-room configurations, and ADUs. The FAQ notes that single-family homes with exterior walls are the ideal fit because they make room for an efficient indoor and outdoor unit configuration.
How many indoor units do I need?
Quilt typically recommends one indoor unit per room or living area. For larger spaces, a second indoor unit may improve comfort, and your Certified Partner adjusts the configuration based on your home details.
How long does installation take?
Installation usually takes one to three days, depending on how many units are being installed. The team walks the home, installs line sets, pressure tests the system, and then places the Dials.
What electrical requirements does Quilt have?
Quilt lists 208/230 VAC, 60 Hz outdoor units with a minimum circuit ampacity of 13.2 amps and a 20 amp circuit breaker as sufficient.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Ductless heat pump
- Core controls
- Dial and mobile app
- Install model
- Certified partner installation
- Supported layouts
- Whole home, partial home, one room, ADUs
- Efficiency
- SEER2 25+ on published configurations
- Website domain
- quilt.com
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