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An ACiQ combination system is a great choice to keep your home warm all season long. With tons of extra features and a great price, the N80ESN1102420A is a perfect choice for heating.
All ACiQ models come with a 10 year parts warranty and 20 year heat exchanger limited warranty. Not intended for use in mobile homes.
ACiQ takes pride in its ability to provide a high-quality system, including all system components. Leaving no exception, the END4X60L24A vertical coil is a superior option for almost any application while maintaining the entire unit's efficiency with a factory-integrated TXV kit for enhanced energy optimization.
The ACiQ END4X60L24A is rated for up to 5 tons of heating and cooling. With its ability to be installed with either an AC-only condenser or a heat pump condenser, this unit is ideal for many applications. In some packages, this coil will be larger than its paired condenser, which will increase the overall efficiency of the entire unit, but the coil should never be smaller than its paired condenser. Please note that this item cannot operate independently from a compatible condenser and blower or furnace, each available at an additional cost.
ACiQ offers a 10 year parts warranty on their coils when they are installed following your state and local codes, as well as the system is paired with a certified system matchup. Please note that in order to obtain the entire length of this warranty, the entire unit must be registered through the manufacturer.
Many buyers replaced 20‑ to 32‑year‑old furnaces and report noticeably quieter operation, stronger airflow (one citing a fan three times more powerful), up to 30% lower energy costs, and in one 80% 110,000 BTU installation, proper temp‑rise readings at factory settings, with some owning the unit for over a year without issues. Installation is frequently described as straightforward for DIYers and contractors, though a few noted freight damage, a missing inducer circle clip that required adding a push‑and‑lock O‑ring, thermostat compatibility returns, sizing concerns, and occasional shipping or substitution mix‑ups.
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