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The Carrier 38MG series inverter driven ductless mini-split system keeps your home warm and toasty in the winter and cool and comfortable in the summer, all while helping reduce your heating and cooling costs. Featuring high energy efficiency, compact design and convenience, including wireless remote control, Carrier mini-split systems are a perfect solution for the most modern home, as well as older homes in which typical ducted systems are not economical or practical to install. These systems feature quick installation, easy maintenance, easy to use controls, and whisper quiet indoor operation.
Since 1902, Carrier has been the brand you’ve trusted for all your heating and cooling solutions.
Features:
| 30,000 BTU 23.8 SEER Carrier Quad Zone Heat Pump System 9+12+12+12 - Concealed Duct | |
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| SKU | 38MGRQ30D-3 / 40MBQB09D-3 / 3-40MBQB12D-3 |
| Brand/Manufacturer | Carrier |
| Refrigerant | R410A |
| Tonnage | 2.5 Ton |
| System Tonnage | 2.5 Ton |
| BTU/Tonnage | 30,000 BTU/2.5 Ton |
| Mini-Split Type | Concealed Duct |
| Indoor Units | 9 + 12 + 12 + 12 |
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