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Read our privacy policyKeep your home cool during warm weather with the ACiQ central air conditioner condenser. Designed for dependable split-system cooling, this outdoor unit is a good option for replacing an existing condenser or pairing with a compatible indoor coil or air handler in a new system. It offers reliable performance, a durable cabinet for outdoor use, and convenient service access to help simplify installation and maintenance in small homes.
With 2 tons of cooling capacity, this condenser is commonly used for homes approximately 1,000–1,300 sq. ft. in various climates. It is a cooling-only outdoor unit and must be paired with a compatible indoor evaporator coil or air handler to operate.
Actual sizing depends on your local climate, insulation, windows, ceiling height, air leakage, home layout, and a professional sizing review.
A 14.3 SEER2 efficiency rating provides dependable standard-efficiency cooling when paired with compatible indoor equipment.
This condenser includes a 10-Year Limited Parts Warranty with online registration. Installation must comply with state and local codes, and warranty coverage may be void if the unit is not installed by a qualified professional.
R32 Refrigerant Compatibility Notice
Disclaimer: This condenser contains R32 refrigerant, classified as an A2L refrigerant, and requires a refrigerant leakage detection system to be installed. To comply with safety standards, this unit must be paired with an R32 air handler or evaporator coil already equipped with a leakage detection system. Failure to comply with these requirements may result in safety hazards and could void the warranty. Please contact us if you have any questions.
Most buyers report fast shipping—often within 3 business days or next day—good packaging, and smooth installation, with several noting quiet operation, 47°F supply air after two years, lower energy bills on a 3‑ton system, and reliable cooling in high heat, while one 4‑ton 14 SEER unit maintained only 82°F at 116°F ambient. Feedback also cites occasional issues including noisy condenser operation, failed compressors on startup, capacitors failing within four years or under three years, a missing liquid line service valve cap, shipping damage promptly replaced, a $35 lift gate charge concern, and a suggestion to label the R‑32 sensor location inside the A‑coil box.
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