ACiQ 66000 BTU Gas Furnace - 80% Two Stage Variable Speed Multi-Positional Communicating
Model Number
G80CTL0702120A
Dimensions
21" W x 29" D x 33-1/3" H
Documents
G80CTL Specifications
Limited Warranty
Parts: 10 years
G80CTL Overview
Features
- 80% AFUE
- Cabinet air leakage less than 2.0% at 1.0 in. W.C. and cabinet air leakage less than 1.4% at 0.5 in. W.C. when tested in accordance with ASHRAE standard 193
- Supports two−stage cooling units
- ION™ Communicating Control System
- Observer® Communicating Control System
- Flame roll−out sensors standard
- Category I venting
- Blocked vent switch
- Dehumidification feature in cooling
- 24 VAC humidifier terminal
- Electronic air cleaner terminal
- Low NOx units are designed for California installations and meet 40 ng/J NOx emissions. Can be installed in air quality management districts with a 40 ng/J NOx emissions requirement.
Tougher
- Variable speed ECM blower motor
- Adjustable heating blower OFF delay
- Factory set blower ON delay
- RPJ aluminized steel heat exchanger High temperature limit control prevents overheating
- Direct ignition with Silicon Nitride ignitor
- One piece prepainted steel cabinet
Quieter
- Two−stage heating operation
- Two−stage induced draft blower
- In−shot burners
- Insulated blower compartment
Easier To Install And Service
- 33−1/3” (847mm) high, for ease of installation
- Innovative knobs for easy door removal and secure attachment
- Factory shipped for natural gas, with propane gas conversion kits available Four position − upflow/downflow/horizontal (left/right) installation
- Three position vent elbow capability
- Through the casing flue pipe for counterflow applications
- Common venting with other Category I appliances
- Masonry chimney adapter available
- Self diagnostics
- Slide out blower assembly
Who installs the AC unit after I purchase it?
ACDirect does not yet provide installation services directly. However, most of our customers successfully arrange installation through local licensed HVAC contractors. These systems are designed for professional installation and typically include the components your installer will need.
Here’s how it works:
- Hire a licensed HVAC technician in your area
- Use platforms like Angi, Thumbtack, or a local HVAC directory to find reliable professionals
- Confirm your installer is experienced with the system type you’re purchasing
Note:
Please be aware if you choose to install HVAC equipment yourself and don’t possess proper HVAC licensing, you will void the manufacturer’s factory warranty. If you are capable of a factory-compliant installation yourself, you will need a licensed HVAC contractor to sign off on your work, fully confirming factory-compliant workmanship.