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Goodman 2 Ton 13 SEER Heat Pump Split System - Smarterway HVAC - Buy Direct and Save
Air Handler Can Be Installed In The Following Configurations:
What is a Heat Pump?A heat pump is basically an air conditioner with a reversible valve that allows it to operate in reverse, removing heat from your house and shunting it outdoors in the summer, and removing heat from outdoor air and shunting it into your house in the winter. Heat pumps produce both cooling and heating. Because heat pumps do not actually create heat—they just move it from one place to another—heat pumps are more efficient than other forms of electric heating. Heat pumps gather heat from either air, water or the ground, so are called respectively air-source, water-source, or ground-source heat pumps. Nearly all heat pumps are air-source heat pumps. If your heat pump has an outdoor compressor unit, which draws in and expels outdoor air during heating, it is an air-source heat pump. What is an Air Handler?The indoor part of a central air conditioning or heat pump system that moves cooled or heated air throughout the ductwork of your home. An air handler is usually an electric furnace or a blower coil. What are Supplemental Heat / Electric Heat Strips?Air-source heat pumps contain two separate heating systems: the heat pump itself, and heat strips. Heat strips are electric resistance heating coils located inside the indoor air handler, the portion of the system which circulates the indoor air. They look much like the coils inside a kitchen toaster. The heat pump itself is energy efficient and will heat the home at little expense. The heat strips operate in three different modes: De-icing - Also called defrost cycle. During winter the evaporator coil in the outdoor compressor unit becomes colder than the outside air, so water often condenses on it and freezes. To remove this ice the heat pump automatically switches for several minutes to the air conditioning mode, which raises the temperature of the frozen coil, melting the ice. During de-icing, heat strips operate to keep the system from cooling the home. Auxiliary Heat - When
outdoor temperatures drop below 40 degrees, a properly-sized heat pump
by itself is not able to furnish all the heat the house needs. In the
auxiliary mode, heat strips operate simultaneously with the heat pump
to provide the additional heat needed for the home. The auxiliary heat
mode is activated by a second temperature Determining the heat strip size to order with your new system: Ask your installer what size heat strip kit to order with your new system. If you have an existing system and are replacing with a like size new system you can check your main breaker panel for the fuse/breaker size that is currently running the air handler.
Look for a label in the breaker box for the breakers that handle the current unit. This will normally be labeled "AHU", "Furnace", "Air Handler" or "Heater". The breaker will be a 2-pole 208/230 breaker as shown above. By checking the numbers on the end of the breaker you can compare to the following list for sizing your heat strip kit. If each breaker is labeled 45, that would support a 8 kW heat strip. The amperage is the number on the end of the breaker and not the two added together. If you need assistance, please call us and we will be happy to assist you. 5kW-30 Amps, 8kW-45 Amps, 10kW-60 Amps, 15kW-90 Amps and 20kW-120 Amps Note: Heat strip requirement may increase if you are replacing your system due to adding square footage to your residence or if your original system was undersized. About Goodman Manufacturing CompanyGoodman Manufacturing Company, L.P. ("Goodman") produces a complete line of residential and commercial air conditioning and heating equipment at its three modern, high technology factories, totaling over 1,200,000 square feet in Houston, Texas, Dayton and Fayetteville, Tennessee. Goodman's equipment is sold through a worldwide network of independent distributors and installers who are dedicated to uphold the company's high standards of quality. ![]() The Goodman philosophy: Be the highest quality, lowest cost producer of heating and air conditioning equipment in the world. Is it successful? Goodman's share of the market has grown faster than any other major manufacturer. Our Quality and Value speak for themselves. Goodman has been very successful at increasing its presence in the mature HVAC industry, due primarily to the following philosophies:
Goodman Manufacturing Company, L.P. was founded in 1982 as a manufacturer of flexible air ducts and plastic blade registers by Harold V. Goodman. Mr. Goodman, who had been in the air conditioning and related businesses since 1954, recognized the consumer’s need for a high quality, low cost producer of central air conditioning systems. In 1982, with the purchase of Janitrol®, Goodman Manufacturing Company, L.P. entered the market as a manufacturer of central air conditioners and heat pumps, launching one of the most successful operations in the HVAC industry. Today, Goodman Manufacturing
Company, L.P., based in Houston, Texas, is the world’s largest privately
held air conditioning, heating manufacturer. Although the business has
experienced steady growth, Goodman Manufacturing Company, L.P. remains
a family-run business, dedicated to the vision of its founder - to provide
high quality, low cost products to consumers. Goodman AdvertisingGoodman Manufacturing does not invest large dollars in brand advertising and there are people who have never heard of Goodman though many are familiar with their other brands produced like Amana. Goodman chooses to put their money into product development and to provide the highest quality product at the low prices to the market. Many of the components used in the Goodman manufacturing process are the same parts used by a majority of the air conditioning and heating manufactures in the industry today. Smarterway is providing the following literature pieces and their current radio commercial spots for your review. The literature pieces are provided is Adobe Acrobt PDF format and the commercials are provided via Windows Streaming media. Most computers today will play these as Windows Media player is included on most computers already.
ARI Rating For This SystemWhat is ARI?
ARI Standards As
one of its most important functions, ARI develops and publishes technical
standards for industry products. ARI standards establish rating criteria
and procedures for measuring and certifying product performance. In this
way, products are rated on a uniform basis, so that buyers and users can
properly make selections for specific applications. Standards are developed
by individual ARI product sections and other interested parties who wish
to participate, then approved by ARI's General Standards Committee. The
more than 60 standards now published are mainly performance-rating standards,
although some are application or terminology standards. Many ARI standards
are accepted as American National Standards. ARI actively participates
in developing international standards and has established a policy of
adopting international standards for use in the United States, when practical
and feasible. ARI is cooperating with the Canadian Standards Association
(CSA) and other groups to establish joint ARI/CSA rating standards and
common U.S./Canadian safety standards. Performance Certification In its certification programs, ARI
verifies manufacturers' certified performance ratings of industry products
in continuous and extensive laboratory testing. Each product section,
with the support of the ARI engineering staff, may develop certification
programs for its eligible products. Participation in the programs is voluntary
and is open to non-members of ARI on an equal basis. ARI annually selects
a significant portion of each manufacturer's production models to be tested
by an independent laboratory under contract to ARI. Units, randomly selected,
are tested using procedures stipulated in the corresponding ARI standards,
to verify that they meet the manufacturers' certified published performance
ratings. Smarterway, Inc. provides
this information to allow homeowners and contractors to compare systems
based on independent results from non-bias organizations.
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