Goodman 2 Ton 13.4 SEER2 R32 Cooling Only Condenser
Model Number
GLXS3BN2410
Dimensions
26" W x 26" D x 27-1/2" H
Documents
GLXS3B Specifications
Warranty
Parts: 10 years
Goodman 80000 BTU 96% Two Stage Gas Furnace Upflow/Horizontal
Model Number
GM9C960803BN
Dimensions
17-1/2" W x 28" D x 34" H
Documents
GM9C96 Specifications Sheet
Limited Warranty
10 years
Goodman 2 Ton R32 Evaporator Coil With Internal TXV Horizontal
Model Number
CHPTA2426B3
Dimensions
17-1/2" W x 21" D x 26" H
Documents
CHPTA R32 Specifications
Limited Warranty
Parts: 10 years
Goodman Furnace Integration Kit for R32 Systems
Model Number
0230K00044
Documents
0230K00044 Document
GM9C96 Overview
Standard Features
- Two-stage gas valve provides quiet, economical heating
- Energy efficient, multi-speed ECM blower motor
- Stainless steel secondary heat exchanger
- Durable Silicon Nitride igniter
- Color-coded low-voltage terminals with provisions for electronic air cleaner and humidifier
- Self-diagnostic control board with constant memory fault code history output to a LED
- Low continuous fan speed options offer quiet air circulation
- Quiet, two-speed induced draft blower
- All models comply with California 40 ng/J Low NOx emissions standard
- Can no longer be installed in California’s South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD) on or after October 1, 2019.
- AHRI Certified; ETL Listed
Cabinet Features
- Fully insulated heat exchanger and blower section
- Designed for multi-position installation - upflow, horizontal left or right
- Certified for direct vent (2-pipe) or non-direct vent (1-pipe)
- Easy-to-install top venting with optional side venting
- Removable bottom for side- or bottom-return applications
- Convenient left or right connection for gas/electric service
- Cabinet air leakage ≤ 2%
- Heavy-gauge steel cabinet with durable finish
- Airtight solid bottom or side return with easy-cut tabs for effortless removal in bottom air-inlet applications
CHPTA Overview
Standard Features
- All-Aluminum evaporator coil
- Optimized for use with R-32 refrigerant including circuits and manifolds
- R-32 sensor designed for the life span of the coil
- CAPTA and CHPTA models feature factoryinstalled thermal expansion valves for cooling and heat pump applications
- Standardized copper suction tube stub length
- Vertical and horizontal models available
- 21" depth for easier attic access
- CAPTA and CHPTA models include a single front access panel
- Foil-faced insulation covers the internal casing to reduce cabinet condensation
- Galvanized, leather grain-embossed finish
- Rust resistant, thermoplastic drain pans featuring a low water-retention design
- DecaBDE-free thermoplastic drain pan with secondary drain connections
- Drain pan rails designed to remove and reposition coils with ease without compromising structural integrity
- UV-resistant drain pan
- AHRI certified; ETL listed
Note: Do not use these coils on oil furnaces or any applications where the temperature on the drain pan may exceed 300° F. If these coils are applied with an oil furnace or another application where high temperatures threaten or jeopardize the durability of the drain pan, you must replace the factory-installed drain pan with a high-temperature drain pan. High-temperature drain pan kits are available as field-installed accessories.
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.