Packaged Units
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A5PA3 Packaged Air Conditioner Unit
Optimize for maximum performance year-round with this packaged system.
What is a SEER2 rating?
SEER2, or Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio 2, is the total heat removed from the conditioned space during the annual cooling season. The new M1 testing procedure will increase systems external static pressure by a factor of five to better reflect field conditions of installed equipment. Please note: the SEER2 rating indicated on the product represents the highest possible rating within the range up to that specific value.
Stages & speeds
One-stage systems are the most common, and only operate at a single speed. Your unit will turn off when your home reaches the desired temperature. An example of this is turning a light switch on and off. Two-stage systems alternate between a low and high speed for better comfort and efficiency. Your unit will turn off when your home reaches the desired temperature. An example of this would be a light switch with two settings.
Variable speed systems vary their speed to provide the highest level of comfort and efficiency. These types of units run more continuously to provide the ideal temperature. Modulating systems work like a dimmer light switch with a variety of adjustable settings. They automatically adjust the amount of gas that is being delivered in a furnace.
Lower Global Warming Potential
To minimize environmental impacts, the HVAC industry is transitioning to Lower Global Warming Potential (GWP) refrigerants. This icon is used to identify our new lineup of equipment designs that support a sustainable future and maximize your year-round comfort.
No Documents Available
4TCA4 Packaged Air Conditioner Unit
Keep your home at the perfect temperature all year long with this packaged system. Availability varies by market
What is a SEER2 rating?
SEER2, or Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio 2, is the total heat removed from the conditioned space during the annual cooling season. The new M1 testing procedure will increase systems external static pressure by a factor of five to better reflect field conditions of installed equipment. Please note: the SEER2 rating indicated on the product represents the highest possible rating within the range up to that specific value.
Stages & speeds
One-stage systems are the most common, and only operate at a single speed. Your unit will turn off when your home reaches the desired temperature. An example of this is turning a light switch on and off. Two-stage systems alternate between a low and high speed for better comfort and efficiency. Your unit will turn off when your home reaches the desired temperature. An example of this would be a light switch with two settings.
Variable speed systems vary their speed to provide the highest level of comfort and efficiency. These types of units run more continuously to provide the ideal temperature. Modulating systems work like a dimmer light switch with a variety of adjustable settings. They automatically adjust the amount of gas that is being delivered in a furnace.
Energy Savings
The percent shows how much you may save with that unit compared to an older 10 SEER unit. The percent compares the Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratings (SEER) of the old and new units. Higher SEER ratings mean your unit is more energy efficient. We compare against a 10 SEER unit because that was the minimum allowed rating up to 2006. There's a good chance that units being currently replaced due to old age are 10 SEER.
Please note: the energy savings percentage provided by the product represents the maximum possible energy savings percentage within a given range.No Documents Available
A5PH3 Packaged Heat Pump Unit
Including the new refrigeration detection system to help you achieve reliable home comfort.
What is a SEER2 rating?
SEER2, or Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio 2, is the total heat removed from the conditioned space during the annual cooling season. The new M1 testing procedure will increase systems external static pressure by a factor of five to better reflect field conditions of installed equipment. Please note: the SEER2 rating indicated on the product represents the highest possible rating within the range up to that specific value.
Stages & speeds
One-stage systems are the most common, and only operate at a single speed. Your unit will turn off when your home reaches the desired temperature. An example of this is turning a light switch on and off. Two-stage systems alternate between a low and high speed for better comfort and efficiency. Your unit will turn off when your home reaches the desired temperature. An example of this would be a light switch with two settings.
Variable speed systems vary their speed to provide the highest level of comfort and efficiency. These types of units run more continuously to provide the ideal temperature. Modulating systems work like a dimmer light switch with a variety of adjustable settings. They automatically adjust the amount of gas that is being delivered in a furnace.
Lower Global Warming Potential
To minimize environmental impacts, the HVAC industry is transitioning to Lower Global Warming Potential (GWP) refrigerants. This icon is used to identify our new lineup of equipment designs that support a sustainable future and maximize your year-round comfort.
No Documents Available
4WCA4 Packaged Heat Pump Unit
Availability varies by market
What is a SEER2 rating?
SEER2, or Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio 2, is the total heat removed from the conditioned space during the annual cooling season. The new M1 testing procedure will increase systems external static pressure by a factor of five to better reflect field conditions of installed equipment. Please note: the SEER2 rating indicated on the product represents the highest possible rating within the range up to that specific value.
Stages & speeds
One-stage systems are the most common, and only operate at a single speed. Your unit will turn off when your home reaches the desired temperature. An example of this is turning a light switch on and off. Two-stage systems alternate between a low and high speed for better comfort and efficiency. Your unit will turn off when your home reaches the desired temperature. An example of this would be a light switch with two settings.
Variable speed systems vary their speed to provide the highest level of comfort and efficiency. These types of units run more continuously to provide the ideal temperature. Modulating systems work like a dimmer light switch with a variety of adjustable settings. They automatically adjust the amount of gas that is being delivered in a furnace.
Energy Savings
The percent shows how much you may save with that unit compared to an older 10 SEER unit. The percent compares the Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratings (SEER) of the old and new units. Higher SEER ratings mean your unit is more energy efficient. We compare against a 10 SEER unit because that was the minimum allowed rating up to 2006. There's a good chance that units being currently replaced due to old age are 10 SEER.
Please note: the energy savings percentage provided by the product represents the maximum possible energy savings percentage within a given range.No Documents Available
A5PG3 Packaged Gas Electric Unit
Experience exceptional heating and cooling no matter the season.
What is a SEER2 rating?
SEER2, or Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio 2, is the total heat removed from the conditioned space during the annual cooling season. The new M1 testing procedure will increase systems external static pressure by a factor of five to better reflect field conditions of installed equipment. Please note: the SEER2 rating indicated on the product represents the highest possible rating within the range up to that specific value.
Stages & speeds
One-stage systems are the most common, and only operate at a single speed. Your unit will turn off when your home reaches the desired temperature. An example of this is turning a light switch on and off. Two-stage systems alternate between a low and high speed for better comfort and efficiency. Your unit will turn off when your home reaches the desired temperature. An example of this would be a light switch with two settings.
Variable speed systems vary their speed to provide the highest level of comfort and efficiency. These types of units run more continuously to provide the ideal temperature. Modulating systems work like a dimmer light switch with a variety of adjustable settings. They automatically adjust the amount of gas that is being delivered in a furnace.
Lower Global Warming Potential
To minimize environmental impacts, the HVAC industry is transitioning to Lower Global Warming Potential (GWP) refrigerants. This icon is used to identify our new lineup of equipment designs that support a sustainable future and maximize your year-round comfort.
No Documents Available
4YCL4 Packaged Gas Electric Unit
Experience warmed and cooled air whenever you need it with this packaged system. Availability varies by market
What is a SEER2 rating?
SEER2, or Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio 2, is the total heat removed from the conditioned space during the annual cooling season. The new M1 testing procedure will increase systems external static pressure by a factor of five to better reflect field conditions of installed equipment. Please note: the SEER2 rating indicated on the product represents the highest possible rating within the range up to that specific value.
Stages & speeds
One-stage systems are the most common, and only operate at a single speed. Your unit will turn off when your home reaches the desired temperature. An example of this is turning a light switch on and off. Two-stage systems alternate between a low and high speed for better comfort and efficiency. Your unit will turn off when your home reaches the desired temperature. An example of this would be a light switch with two settings.
Variable speed systems vary their speed to provide the highest level of comfort and efficiency. These types of units run more continuously to provide the ideal temperature. Modulating systems work like a dimmer light switch with a variety of adjustable settings. They automatically adjust the amount of gas that is being delivered in a furnace.
Energy Savings
The percent shows how much you may save with that unit compared to an older 10 SEER unit. The percent compares the Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratings (SEER) of the old and new units. Higher SEER ratings mean your unit is more energy efficient. We compare against a 10 SEER unit because that was the minimum allowed rating up to 2006. There's a good chance that units being currently replaced due to old age are 10 SEER.
Please note: the energy savings percentage provided by the product represents the maximum possible energy savings percentage within a given range.No Documents Available
