Air-source heat pumps

Bosch IDS Edge 3-ton Heat Pump (BOHA-36RTB-M18S)

Bosch Home Comfort BOHA-36RTB-M18SDistributor and contractor 42% data complete
$4,987 – $6,487
equipment only · est. — outdoor unit from 1 seller, indoor air handler added

Prices are the equipment only — the appliance, before install labour. Where we could only find an installed price, the labour is a national planning estimate backed out to approximate the equipment, so treat those as rough. Get contractor quotes for the install itself.

How that figure is built
Outdoor unit as listed observed $3,487
1 seller(s), seen 2026-09-08
Indoor air handler estimated $1,500 – $3,000
Universal outdoor units are sold separately from the indoor unit. An SVZ air handler or PEAD ducted unit is required.

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Compact side-discharge inverter heat pump introduced at AHR Expo 2026, rated up to 18 SEER2 and 10.8 HSPF2.

Our take

The standard Edge 3-ton outdoor unit is now orderable; this row uses Bosch's BIVA-36VCB-M18X single-zone match for rated-system figures.

Best for

Retrofits needing a compact side-discharge outdoor unit.

Watch out for

Edge and Edge Max differ; require an exact outdoor-unit model and matched-system rating on a quote.

What sellers are actually charging

Real listings, read on the date shown — none currently in stock at the observed price. Prices change — click through to check before you act on any of them.

SellerWhat you getPriceStockSeen
hvac.place
online retailer
equipment outdoor only $3,487 in stock 2026-09-08
hvac.place
online retailer
equipment outdoor only $3,487 in stock 2026-09-08

Equipment price is not installed price. The listings above are what the hardware costs. Installation — labour, electrical, refrigerant lines, permits, removing the old system — is typically a similar amount again, and varies more between contractors than between brands. Where we have an installed figure it is labelled as such and comes from someone who actually installs.

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Before you buy this

Ask the contractor for the AHRI certificate number for the specific indoor/outdoor combination being installed — ratings apply to matched pairs, not to the outdoor unit alone. Ask whether they will perform a Manual J load calculation rather than sizing off the equipment being replaced. And check your state and utility incentive programmes: there is no federal tax credit for a 2026 installation, so those programmes are now the only incentive money available, and many require approval before installation.