Are any heat pumps made in the USA, yes, many heat pumps are made in USA including Trane, Carrier, Lennox, Rheem, Ruud, Goodman, and Daikin, with final assembly and testing in US plants, though some components sourced globally. Trane heat pumps like XR14, XR16, and XV20i TruComfort variable speed are made in Tyler, Texas by Trane Technologies, with heavy-duty spine fin coils, employing over 3,000 workers, producing about 400,000 units per year, label says Assembled in USA. Carrier heat pumps like Comfort 14 and Infinity 20 are made in Indiana and Tennessee by Carrier Global, employing over 2,000 workers. Lennox heat pumps like ML14XP1 and XP20 are made in Marshalltown, Iowa by Lennox International. Rheem and Ruud heat pumps like RP14 and RP16 are made in Fort Smith, Arkansas by Rheem Manufacturing owned by Paloma Industries. Goodman, Amana, and Daikin heat pumps like GSZ14, GSZC16, and DZ14 are made in Waller, Texas near Houston by Daikin Comfort Technologies, largest HVAC factory in US at 4 million sq ft employing over 5,000 workers. Some components like control boards and compressors sourced globally from US, Mexico, and China, but final assembly US. This is similar to cars where assembled in US with global parts. Cheapest online brands like MrCool, Pioneer, Senville are made in China, not US. So many major heat pump brands are made in USA with 10-year parts warranty, supporting US jobs and easier parts availability.
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