Reviews for ACIQ 3 Ton 13.4 SEER2 80% 80,000 BTU Furnace & AC System - R454B Multi-Positional

Replaced a 25 year old. Much quieter and better fan performance.

So much better than the 20 year old unit it replaced. Great support from HVAC, excellent price.

Paired with the MrCool UHP18036-O and UAH18036-O HA/HB wiring. Our last Heat pump was Single stage Goodman, with an very basic Digital thermostat. This thermostat and the heat pump do a good job making the house more comfortable. The thermostat has required some tinkering with the service menu. I've changed the following: Follow Me On, Fan Auto, Constant Fan Off. I also changed the Temp Comp - Cool to 2, as I think that starts the ramp down sooner as it approaches the set point. I also don't have auto heat/cool and just manually do the switch from heating to cooling. I've also set enhanced defrosting on to combat the recent ice storm(I do have it 4-6" risers).. The weird part is the thermostat sometimes overshoots the set point(based on its own readings). It is mostly limited to about a degree. I'm learning to just not watch it, as the house feels better as a whole. Only about a month and a half of ownership, so far. The Thermostat is rather basic and overpriced, but it still is the best option for a communicating setup, that I've found. I hope, in the end, that using an HA/HB setup with this thermostat will improve comfort and energy savings but it will take a lot longer to figure that out, with my sample size of 1.

Im using the ACQI Smart thermostat on a MR. Cool Universal Heat Pump, because MR Cool does not offer a WIFI HA/HB Communicating thermostat. All these units are the same, a Madeia with their brand logo on them. Thermostat works just fine, easy to install and setup. Temperature reading is accurate and connects to WIFI Just fine. It only allows one connection at a time via WIFI. There are some service parameters to adjust, but I cant find anyone in ACQI engineering that understands the settings, which would help optimize the system. As stated, it works just fine. There is some much performance information available with these heat pumps. It’s a shame someone is not providing a thermostat that would offer that.

I had previously used a Nest thermostat to control my variable speed inverter heat pump, but that only controls it by 24v connections which lack optimized control of fan and compressor. Switched to this new thermostat to have full control via its communication connection. The problem is I gained some features but lost others. Example features I don’t have with those new ACIQ thermostat is settings to control the temperature at which the aux heat turns on, the ability to run aux heat and heat pump at the same time, set points for my dehumidifier , as well as a good scheduling system. It’s very barebones compared to a nest or Ecobee thermostat , but it’s required to use the communication interface for varying the output of the fan and heating.

Purchased to use with a Senville ducted heat pump. Works just fine, seems to support all the features of the Senville. Only issue is that the app almost always disconnects from the thermostat. It is 3 extra clicks to reconnect, and so far that has always worked. Same issue android and apple. Using with the HA/HB terminals. Hope they resolve the app issue, asni will need another one here in a few months.

I received myACiQ smart thermostat, and it was an easy install just hooked up my HA and HB wires and I was all set. thank you to the people that. HVacDirect !!

We have an ACIQ ducted system with a Floor unit installed. The thermostat came with the system was not WIFI compatible. We installed the ACIQ smart thermostat with WIFI and HA/HB compatible. There were two minor issues on installation. With HA/HB setup will require R & C wires installed for powering the unit. Installation guide will say this in start up section. The other issue is all HVAC systems,(ours were ducted unit and floor unit will need to be in same mode,(heating, cooling, etc.) or the thermostat will flash a communication error. Once we figured this out, everything worked great.

I had delivered an ACiQ 80% 110,000 BTU furnace. It is working great. I replaced a high efficiency 90% Bryant that had a known secondary heat exchanger issue. I watched The DIY HVAC Guy on youtube that recommended that all high efficiency units are crap and to go back to 80%. He couldn't be more right. The unit is running fine with no problems. The install was easy. I had to redo the ducting as per his instructions. The price i paid $1,300 compared to what Bryant installers wanted $13,000 was a no brainer. If you have mechanical hands and like stop watch How To youtube videos, get this one! You wont be disappointed. The heat is excellent a d the fan is 3 times more powerful than I used to have. Excellent unit thay will last 30+ years.

works great so far. easy to install. runs 1/4 of the time my 30 year old furnace ran, blows alot of air!