ACiQ Build Your Own Mobile Home Gas Furnace & Heat Pump System

HVAC Shopping Made Easier

Every home and business has unique requirements and preferences for heating and cooling solutions. Factors such as square footage, technical specifications, installation process, climate conditions, and more influence your decision-making process. We understand that navigating through these details can be overwhelming for customers, which is why we introduced our ACiQ Build-Your-Own Mobile Home Furnace & Heat Pump System. Simply answer a few straightforward questions about your needs, and watch as the price updates automatically. With just one click, you can make your purchase. Following that, our expert sales team will match your order with the most suitable, high-quality system from our ready-to-ship inventory.

What We Need From You

The questions to answer are the same standard questions you may be asked by a contractor. Please note that not every combination may be available. All furnaces are downflow. If there are any issues with the selections you have provided, we will reach out to you to ensure that the system you receive is suitable for your home. For more information on each question, please see below:

Furnace AFUE/Efficiency

AFUE stands for "Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency", which basically means that its a measure of how well your furnace will produce heat. If a furnace is rated for 40,000 BTUs and has an efficiency of 80%, then that means 80% of the fuel used produces 32,000 BTUs of heat (40,000 X 80% AFUE) per hour and the remaining 20% is lost through your venting as combustion byproducts.

Make sure you know what type of furnace your house is equipped for. An 80% Furnace will use a metal flue for venting gases out of your house, while a 95% Furnace will use plastic or PVC vents instead.

Furnace BTUs

BTUs (British Thermal Units) measure how much heat a furnace can produce. It is important that you choose the correct furnace size so your whole house can be efficiently and comfortably warmed. BTUs scale upward with house size, but please note that other factors may affect what size furnace you need.

• 45,000-56,000 BTUs - Ideal for small houses
• 60,000 BTUs - Ideal for small to medium size houses
• 70,000-77,000 BTUs - Ideal for medium houses
• 90,000 BTUs - Ideal for medium to large size houses

Condenser Tonnage

A heat pumps tonnage is a measure of how much cool and hot air it can produce. Similarly to furnace BTUs, a heat pumps tonnage scales upward with house sizes. Please notes that other factors may affect the ideal tonnage your house needs. Please note that this condenser cannot function on its own, and it needs an indoor coil or air handler to work. This unit will also only heat down to around 35°F, and if you need heat any lower than this, a backup heat strip will be needed to act as straight electric heating in a compatible air handler.

• 2 Ton - Ideal for small houses
• 2.5 Ton - Ideal for small to medium size houses
• 3 and 3.5 Ton - Ideal for medium houses
• 4 Ton - Ideal for medium to large size houses

Coils

All coils fit within cabinets that are at a minimum 17.5" wide. When determining tonnage for coils, size up if your condenser is within a ".5" size. For example, if your condenser is a 2.5 ton unit, we recommend choosing a 3 ton coil.

Mobile Home Buying & Sizing Guide

• Mobile home approved product types
• Product differences
• Figuring out the right size unit for your needs
• Determining factors
• Repair vs. replace

Mobile Home Buying & Sizing Guide