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The Coleman 95% Efficient Gas Furnace
We created a separate and distinct category for mobile home equipment because of the unique demands placed on cooling and heating systems used in these applications. The primary difference between a mobile home furnace and a furnace designed for a site-built home is the way the furnace is ducted, vented, and installed.
The ducting in a mobile home is smaller and therefore more restrictive, so the furnace blower must be designed to overcome the greater resistance to airflow. This ensures proper air delivery from each supply register. Standard furnaces will not provide the rated air delivery in a mobile home application.
Your new mobile home furnace also uses a venting design known as “sealed combustion” which safely draws combustion air from outside to minimize noise and drafts.
Standard furnaces from almost all other manufacturers are not designed or rated for use in mobile homes and can be unsafe if an attempt is made to use them improperly. All furnaces and equipment in this category are design-specific for use in mobile and manufactured homes.
Product Description:
These compact units employ induced combustion, reliable hot surface ignition and high heat transfer aluminized tubular heat exchangers.
The units are factory shipped for installation in upflow applications and may be converted for downflow applications. These furnaces are designed for residential mobile home, manufactured, or modular home installation.
All units are factory assembled, wired and tested to assure safe dependable and economical installation and operation.
These units are Category IV direct vent, sealed combustion listed and may be vented either through side wall or roof applications using approved plastic combustion air and vent piping. Sealed-combustion safely draws combustion air from outside to minimize noise and drafts while increasing operating efficiency.
Qualifies For A 30% Tax Credit
The Federal Energy Star tax credit provides for tax credits of 30% of your total system and installation costs, up to $1500.00 on this highly efficient Coleman furnace.
The 95% efficiency rating is among the highest available and qualifies this furnace for the highest credit offered. This credit is subtracted from your total tax due, so it goes right into your pocketbook, courtesy of the government.
And The Savings Don't End There
This Coleman mobile home furnace AFUE rating of 95% means 95 cents of each $1.00 of heating energy expense warms your home. Some older furnaces rate at only 60% AFUE, meaning only 60 cents of the fuel burned contributes to your home's heating. The remaining 40 cents is lost energy--wasteful and expensive.
Best of all, the Coleman 95% efficient furnace can lower your energy consumption by up to 50% when compared to an older, inefficient furnace.
FEATURES
- Easily applied in upflow or downflow installation with minimal conversion necessary.
- Compact, easy to install, ideal height 33" tall cabinet.
- Blower-off delay for cooling SEER improvement.
- Easy access to controls to connect power/control wiring.
- Built-in, high level self diagnostics with fault code displays standard on integrated control module for reliable operation.
- Low unit amp requirement for easy replacement application.
- All models are convertable to use propane (LP) gas.
- Electronic Hot Surface Ignition saves fuel cost with increased dependability and reliability.
- 100% shut off main gas valve for extra safety.
- 4 speed, direct drive PSC motor.
- 24V, 40 VA control transformer and blower relay supplied for add-on cooling.
- Hi-tech tubular aluminized steel primary heat exchanger.
- Secondary heat exchanger made of corrosion resistant stainless steel materials.
- Timed on, adjustable off blower capability for maximum comfort.
- Blower door safety switch.
- Solid removable bottom panel allows easy conversion.
- Airflow leakage less than 1% of nominal airflow at ductblaster conditions.
- No knockouts to deal with, making installation easier.
- Movable duct connector flanges for application flexibility.
- Quiet inducer operation.
- Inducer rotates for easy conversion of venting options.
- Fully supported blower assembly for easy access and removal of blower.
- External air filters used for maximum flexibility in meeting customers IAQ needs.
- Protection included from air intake, exhaust vent, or condensate blockage.
- Patent pending self priming internal condensate trap design for easy installation.
- Venting applications - installed as a 2-pipe (sealed combustion) using outdoor air for combustion.
- No special vent termination required.
- 1/4 turn knobs provided for easy door removal.
Air Conditioning ready
The Coleman MG9S series gas furnaces are air conditioning ready and can serve as the indoor blower section for up to 5 tons of cooling.
Simply add the Coleman evaporator cooling coil into the furnace cabinet and an outdoor air conditioning condenser and you will have a complete home comfort system.
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Conversion to propane gas is fast and easy. All models are provided with a convertible gas valve and gas orifices for both natural and propane gas.
Order Yours Today!
- One MG9S 95% efficient Coleman mobile home gas furnace (Model# MG9S080C16MP)
- Downflow filter kit series 9255 (NA for 120K btu furnace)
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- FREE Installation Guides ... Provided with all equipment purchases
Under the terms of all manufacturer's warranty and to comply with federal refrigerant handling laws, it is required that the system be checked, started up and signed-off on by a licensed air conditioning/heating contractor prior to use. Failure to comply with this provision will void all factory warranties. Keep a copy of the installation ticket for your records. Please ensure that all supply and return ductwork is properly sized and that a permit is obtained (where required). Always conform with applicable local and state codes. Electrical connections should only be made by a licensed electrical contractor. Unqualified persons should never attempt installation of this or any HVAC system.
Ground Breaking HVAC Technology for Manufactured Homes
Revolv, manufactured by Coleman, has combined state-of-the-art technology and superior product engineering to produce the industry benchmark in manufactured home heating and air conditioning equipment. In addition to an extensive range of HVAC products, the line includes 13 SEER air conditioning condensers with Micro Channel technology.
The Coleman Corporation
The Coleman name brings with it a history of product innovation, and a tradition of quality. Coleman products, which include heating, cooling and outdoor recreational products, are well known to consumers - carrying a legacy of reliability, rugged durability, and exceptional performance and value. Regardless of the size of the home or where it's located, certain things appeal to contractors and homeowners when they are choosing a heating and air conditioning system.
They look for advanced technology that's simple to operate...high efficiencies that will reduce operating costs...and equipment that will deliver quiet, dependable performance with very little maintenance. These are the qualities and features that go into Coleman heating and air conditioning products. Your comfort and satisfaction are the guides we use in our ongoing commitment to design and manufacture the very best heating and air conditioning equipment on the market today. Because only the best can wear the Coleman name.
HERE IS YOUR WARRANTY COVERAGE!
COMPONENT
- HEAT EXCHANGER
- ALL OTHER PARTS
WARRANTY√
- 15 years
- 2 years
* Labor is not covered under the terms of the manufacturer's warranty
Under the terms of all manufacturer's warranty and to comply with federal refrigerant handling laws, it is required that the system be checked and started up and signed-off on by a licensed air conditioning/heating contractor prior to use. Please ensure that all supply and return ductwork is properly sized and that the installation is permitted (where required) and conforms with local and state codes. Electrical connections should always be made by a licensed electrical contractor.
