Reviews for ACiQ Standard Series 1.5 Ton 16 SEER2 80% AFUE 40,000 BTU Hybrid Heat Pump and Furnace System - R454B Inverter - Upflow/Horizontal | Low NOx
We moved from 1200 sq ft house to 2000 sqft house but our utility bill went down because of money saving equipment.
Review bySource: Goodman Manufacturing
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2 ton split unit to replace trane installed in 2008
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Excellent equipment, I have an old friend in the HVAC biz. Quoted $8600 for a "Better" Goodman installed. I had installed an Inverter package in my Mom's house a few years ago and was very impressed with Function and efficiency - and wanted the same for my master suite. I went ahead and had the 'professionals' install it for $1050 and still saved MORE than 50%. They were very impressed with the unit and ease of install (2 wire thermostat) - plus my wife thinks the blue tooth phone setting is Cool - and the $4k we saved took us, the kids, and all the grandkids for week long beach Trip! Happy wife - Happy life!!
Massively simple wire hook up 2 wires from the t stat down to the air handler and two out to the condenser. Little braze work I let nitrogen set in the line overnight for one it was late in the evening at that point. Was a late start doing this install. And two I never fully trusted compression fittings. ACiQ did an amazing job with theirs not a single drop in pressure over night! next morning pulled a vacuum down and released the 410 built a new plenum and the customer had cold air blowing by noon. Did a follow up with customer a week later they love their new system, homeowner was concerned with the condenser sitting outside his small Childs bedroom window. of the noise. stated he has to walk outside and almost two feet away to really hear it running. price point and ease of installation I would highly recommend an ACiQ system to everyone
Review byGreg121
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A Quality Heat Pump
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This ACiQ heat pump is quiet and quite efficient when paired with an ACiQ indoor air handler in serial communications with each other. It’s well made but there are design issues. There is really no protection for the heat exchange fins. A stray stone or tree branch can easily damage this unit. The the power and communications compartment is not water proof. This heat pump will need to be protected from hard rains. The high side pipe is 5/8” and the low side is 7/8;” are unusual sizes that were harder to source where I live. And the price is higher than it should be because it’s just a rebranded Midea (Senville comparable) heat pump. It didn’t even come with an ACiQ sticker on it!! Should be around $800 to $900, not $1800.