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A Goodman combination system is a great choice to keep your home comfortable all season long. With tons of extra features and a great price, a Goodman furnace and air conditioning system is the perfect choice for all of your heating and cooling needs.
Inverter Condenser - Inverter technology changes AC power to DC, allowing the compressor inside your condenser to speed up and slow down. This allows the system to self-adjust BTU output based on demand. As the weather changes, so will your system output.
Learning System - This system is packed with sensors and controls air temperature inside and outside, system performance, duct pressure, refrigerant temperature. The first time you start your system it enters a learning mode keeping air moving across the sensors and storing information so future startups and run cycles will be at max efficiency.
Size for Cooling - The self-adjusting inverter design allows you to size your system based on cooling demand. The ACiQ Next Gen 2.5-ton heat pump system automatically adjusts to run like a 2 ton or a 1 ton to keep you cool and dry.
With an efficiency rating of 15.2 SEER, the variable output ACIQ-30-AC-UPG will keep you comfortable across a wide range of conditions. Use our handy size calculator Here to determine the demand for your home. This system can operate anywhere from 12,000 BTU to 30,000 BTU without short cycling.
Across installations replacing older 60–66% efficient 100,000 BTU units, 25‑year‑old 55K BTU furnaces, and late‑80s 70,000 BTU models, buyers report quieter operation, improved temperature consistency, and in some cases lower energy bills, with one 96% 80,000 BTU 2‑stage unit rated at 76,800 BTU output on first stage. Installation is frequently described as straightforward for DIYers, though some noted loose or sloppy internal wiring, shipping dents, a fan dislodged in transit, capacitor failures within 3–4 years on certain AC units, and one 4‑ton 14 SEER condenser that maintained only 82°F in 116°F heat and required capacitor replacements twice in four years.
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