ACiQ 5 Ton 14 SEER Horizontal Discharge Central Air Conditioner Condenser - R410A Single Stage

OVERVIEW

The ACiQ NH4A460AKA AC-only condenser is designed to be a basic efficiency that balances comfort and durability. With this unit, ACiQ offers an inexpensive air conditioning option for most applications.

QUICK FACTS

• 5 ton, 14 SEER AC-only condenser
• Can cool up to a large house in average conditions
• Horizontal discharge with a small form factor to save space
• Filter drier included to be field-installed

5 Tons

The ACiQ NH4A460AKA condenser has a cooling output of 5 tons, generally enough to cool up to a large house in ideal climates. In many system configurations, the tonnage of the unit's paired coil or air handler will be larger in tonnage than this condenser, which maintains the efficiency of the unit. Please note that this condenser cannot function on its own, and it needs an indoor coil or air handler to work.

14 SEER

The ACiQ NH4A460AKA air conditioner condenser is rated at 14 SEER, making it between 5-7% more efficient than standard 13 SEER units, saving you money in electric bills over the entire lifetime of your unit.

Due to new efficiency requirements, this unit cannot be installed in the following states: Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Nevada, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia.

Warranty

ACiQ offers a 10 year parts warranty on its condensers. For these warranties to be upheld, the unit must be installed following your state and local codes, a new and certified coil must be installed at the same time, and the entire system must be registered online through the manufacturer. After your purchase, a representative will reach out to you to retrieve installation information so we can register the product for you.

Unique Installation Potential

The ACiQ NH4A460AKA is designed with a horizontal discharge, allowing it to be slim in form factor to save space in your yard. Moreover, the unit tends to be quieter in the direction of your home, as the fan would be blowing away from your exterior wall.