FHP/Bosch Model Family Guide: Which Series Do You Have?

FHP/Bosch Model Family Guide: Which Series Do You Have?

FHP and Bosch have sold water-source and geothermal heat pumps under dozens of two- and three-letter series names since the 1990s — AP, BP, CA, EM, ES, SM, TW, and many more. If you're staring at a data plate trying to figure out what you actually have, the series prefix on the model number is the fastest way in. This guide sorts every FHP/Bosch series by era and status so you can place your unit and know what to expect from it — parts availability, refrigerant, warranty terms.

(For the letter-by-letter breakdown of the model number itself, see our FHP/Bosch model & serial number decoder.)

Currently in production

As of this writing, four series are still active — all switched from R-410A to the lower-GWP refrigerant R-454B on 1/1/2025, with the model names unchanged through the changeover:

Series Type Sizes Warranty
CA Console (in-room water-source heat pump) ¾–1½ ton 5 yrs compressor / 1 yr other parts
TW Water-to-water condensing section 2–5 ton, and 10 ton 10 yrs
WT Water-to-water condensing section 2–6 ton 5 yrs compressor / 1 yr other parts
WW Water-to-water condensing section 10–35 ton 5 yrs compressor / 1 yr other parts

If your unit is a CA, TW, WT, or WW built after 1/1/2025, confirm which refrigerant it's charged with before ordering refrigerant-side parts — the model name alone doesn't tell you.

Discontinued 2024 — still recent, parts widely available

Series Type Active years Notes
SM (GreenSource CDi) Vertical/horizontal package, 2-stage 2013–2024 Three controller revisions (A/B/C) over its life — rev C added a Bluetooth/EasyStart app controller
ES (two-stage) Vertical/horizontal package, 2-stage through 2024 Models ES025/035/049/061/071 — don't confuse with the older single-stage ES line below
LV Vertical/horizontal package, single-stage 2014–2024 Counterflow config dropped 2018, splits dropped 2019
SV (GreenSource) Vertical/horizontal/counterflow package 2014–2024 Counterflow dropped 2018, splits dropped 2019
LM Commercial package/split, 2-stage 2014–2024 Counterflow config dropped ~2018
CE Package/split, 2-stage 2013–2024 Split config discontinued 2014; condensing-section-only variant ran 2014–2019
EP Single-stage through 12/2024
BP Package, single-stage 2011–2024 ½–5 ton; some sizes (BP007/009/015/060) dropped earlier, 9/2018

Older R-410A lines (discontinued 2013 and earlier)

Series Type Active years Notes
AP (Aquarius II) Package/split, 2-stage through 2013 2–6 ton
AU Package, 2-stage discontinued Decorative-cabinet version of the two-stage ES
BC Console through 2018 ¾–1½ ton
CP Package, single-stage through 2013 2–6 ton
EC (small sizes) Package/split, single-stage ½–6 ton discontinued 2013 Larger 7–30 ton EC units were still in production as of 2016 — don't assume all EC is obsolete
ES (single-stage) Package, single-stage through 2013 Models ES018/024/030/036/042/048/060/070
EV Package/split, single-stage discontinued 1½–6 ton
TA Package/split, 2-stage through 2013 2–6 ton

Legacy R-22 lines (1990s–2000s)

If your unit's series appears here, it predates the 2010 EPA phase-down of R-22 production and is almost certainly running original refrigerant charge from installation. These are the oldest units we still support with parts.

Series Type Active years
EM (Energy Miser) Package/split, single-stage, ½–30 ton discontinued
GO Package, single-stage (4–5 ton multi-step) 1996–2003
GS (Geo-Saver) Package/split, single-stage 1996–2008
GT (Geo-Thermal) Package/split, single-stage 1996–2008
HE Package/split, single-stage (HE007–HE214) 1996–2008 (docs date to the 1990s)
LT (Lo-Temp) Package/split, hybrid (LT010–LT090) discontinued
SE (Super Efficiency) Package/split (SE022–SE063) discontinued
SL (Super Lo-Temp) Package/split, residential 1990s; a separate light-commercial SL (6/8/10 ton) ran ~2014–7/2018
SX Package/split (single-stage under 3.5 ton, 2-stage 4 ton+) 1992–1997
VS (Vertical Stack) Vertical, McQuay cabinet discontinued, 1–2 ton
WH Water-to-water condensing section, 1.5 ton discontinued when R-410A came into use
CS Console (CS009–CS018) through 2019

Zoning and controls

EnviroZone is a zoning control system, not a heat pump — if that's what's on your paperwork, you're looking at a controls product, not a unit series. Genesis VI control boards were used on SX and GO units through the mid-to-late 1990s and are no longer manufactured — see our Genesis VI blink-code guide if you're troubleshooting one.

Not sure which one you have?

Send us your model number — even a partial one — along with a photo of the data plate if you have it, and we'll confirm the series and pull the right parts.

NOTE: Unless we sold you the unit, we cannot file warranty claims for parts sold by other dealers, reps or contractors. We can help if you'd like to purchase the replacement part from us.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which FHP/Bosch series are still in production?

Four series are currently active: CA (console), TW, WT, and WW (all water-to-water condensing sections). All four switched from R-410A to the lower-GWP refrigerant R-454B on 1/1/2025, with the model names unchanged through the changeover.

How do I know if my CA, TW, WT, or WW unit runs R-410A or R-454B?

The model name doesn't change across the changeover, so the name alone won't tell you. If your unit was built after 1/1/2025, confirm which refrigerant it's charged with before ordering refrigerant-side parts.

Which FHP/Bosch series were discontinued in 2024?

SM (GreenSource CDi), two-stage ES, LV, SV (GreenSource), LM, CE, EP, and BP — all still recent enough that parts are widely available.

What is EnviroZone?

EnviroZone is a zoning control system, not a heat pump. If that's what's on your paperwork, you're looking at a controls product, not a unit series.

What is a Genesis VI control board?

Genesis VI control boards were used on SX and GO units through the mid-to-late 1990s and are no longer manufactured.

How old could a unit with an R-22 series designation be?

If a unit's series falls in the legacy R-22 lines (EM, GO, GS, GT, HE, LT, SE, SL, SX, VS, WH, or CS through 2019), it predates the 2010 EPA phase-down of R-22 production and is almost certainly running its original refrigerant charge from installation — these are the oldest units we still support with parts.


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