Contact us at 1-877-870-6118 You May Also Qualify For Rebates of up to $1000 to replace your old cooling or heating system A $50 reward to let us pick up your old freezer or refrigerator Remotely control your central A/C with a free smart thermostat Rebates up to $75 for new high efficiency appliances Get up to $110 in rebates for your thermostat Remotely control your room A/C and earn rewards Find out about high-efficiency equipment rebates for oil-to-gas conversions. Rebates for Energy-Efficient Appliances Replacing older appliances with newer, more energy-efficient models can cut costs and energy by reducing your electricity usage by up to 30 percent*. Con Edison's residential rebate program can help make purchasing high efficiency appliances easier. Browse a list of eligible models, learn more and apply: Refrigerators (CEE Tier II or III) $75 for eligible models or download a rebate application $30 for eligible models

$20 for eligible models $35 for eligible models $50 for eligible modelsCall us at 1-800-430-9505 or browse our list of FAQ page. The Appliance Rebate Program is available to individually metered residential Con Edison electric customers. Appliances must be purchased between January 1, 2016 and December 31, 2016 to be eligible. The program will run through December 31, 2016 or until funds are depleted. Rebate applications must be postmarked by January 16, 2017. Refer to program eligibility requirements and other terms and conditions on the application.Stay cool with an AC rebate Get up to $800 back on a new energy-efficient AC or heat pump Correct sizing of your AC or heat pump system and proper installation are critical to ensuring your energy savings and maximum indoor comfort.* Our Cool Cash rebate program requires your contractor to install and verify your new air conditioner meets industry standards and manufacturer specifications to operate at peak efficiency.

Find a Certified Contractor The chart below identifies the rebates available for the various equipment configurations. Central AC and Heat Pump AC system warning signs It's time to call an SRP Certified Contractor, if your: Central air conditioner or heat pump is 10 years or older. Electricity use increases while your comfort decreases.1 ton ac unit Cooling or heating system is noisy.ac power distribution unit System runs longer to maintain the same thermostat setting.air conditioner units portable vs window AC rebate program requirements To participate you must: Be a permanent SRP residential electric customer that resides in a single-family detached, single family attached (duplex, triplex or quadplex only), mobile home or apartment/condo (duplex, triplex or quadplex only).

Replace an existing central heat pump or central AC with a new high-efficiency system that meets minimum efficiency ratings. New construction homes and window units do not qualify. Both indoor air handler and condensing units must be replaced on split systems. Manual J must be submitted with application or application will be delayed or denied. Have the qualified system installed by a residential licensed contractor by April 30, 2017. How to apply for rebate Complete a rebate application with your contractor and mail it to: SRP Cool Cash™ Rebate Program 2702 N. Third St., Suite 2020 Include a copy of the Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI) certificate stating the certified efficiency rating of your new system. Applications and the AHRI certificate can be obtained by calling (602) 264-3108. Upon request by SRP, you must allow SRP or our agent to inspect the installed unit to verify compliance with Cool Cash requirements.

For a licensed contractor referral or for details about the application process, (602) 264-3108 or the SRP Certified Contractor Program at (602) 274-6808. NOTE: SRP reserves the right to change or cancel this promotion or its terms and conditions at any time. Seasonal energy efficiency ratio (SEER): measures how efficiently a central cooling system (air conditioner or heat pump) will operate over an entire cooling season Energy efficiency ratio (EER): measures how efficiently a cooling system will operate when the outdoor temperature is at a specific level (usually 95º F) Heating season performance factor (HSPF): measures how efficiently heat pumps will operate in their heating mode over an entire Variable speed capacity systems: continuously adjust (modulate) power output of the compressor motor enabling it to speed up or slow down according to the heating or cooling load in the home. This ability to modulate compressor capacity enables many of the advantages of variable speed technology including improved efficiency, comfort and precise cooling/heating load matching.