Goodman 2 Ton 14.5 SEER2 Heat Pump & Gas Furnace 80% 60K BTU Horizontal R32
Key Features
- Efficiency: Achieves 14.5 SEER2 and 7.8 HSPF2 for year-round energy-efficient performance
- Heating: 80% AFUE gas furnace provides efficient whole-home heating
- Capacity: Delivers 24,000 BTU/h as a complete matched system
- Refrigerant: Factory-charged with R32 refrigerant for reliable, eco-conscious operation
Product Details
Product Details
Goodman 2 Ton 14.5 SEER2 Heat Pump & Gas Furnace 80% 60K BTU Horizontal R32
Goodman 2 Ton 15.2 SEER2 Split Heat Pump Condenser Single Stage R32 GLZS4BA2410
The Goodman GLZS4BA2410 is a 2-ton heat pump condenser designed for reliable, energy-efficient performance in all-electric homes. With a 14.3 SEER2 rating and R32 refrigerant, this system meets modern environmental and energy efficiency standards. Built with durable materials and factory-installed components, the GLZS4BA2410 provides dependable heating and cooling while minimizing maintenance and operational noise. Perfect for smaller homes in moderate climates, this model combines advanced engineering with quiet, cost-effective performance.
Key Features
- Efficiency: Achieves 14.5 SEER2 and 7.8 HSPF2 for year-round energy-efficient performance
- Heating: 80% AFUE gas furnace provides efficient whole-home heating
- Capacity: Delivers 24,000 BTU/h as a complete matched system
- Refrigerant: Factory-charged with R32 refrigerant for reliable, eco-conscious operation
Engineered for efficiency, durability, and quiet operation, the Goodman GLZS4BA2410 heat pump condenser is an excellent choice for homeowners seeking a dependable all-electric HVAC solution. When paired with a compatible air handler or heat pump coil, it delivers complete system integration, consistent comfort, and long-lasting performance.
Goodman 80% 60,000 BTU Gas Furnace Low NOx 17.5"W Upflow/Horizontal GR9T800603BX
The Goodman GR9T800603BX is a two-stage, energy-efficient gas furnace designed for dependable performance and quiet operation. Rated at 60,000 BTU with 80% AFUE, this Low NOx model is suitable for small to medium homes and meets California's stricter emission requirements. Featuring a 9-speed ECM blower motor, this unit promotes better airflow and reduces power consumption. With flexible installation options, it supports upflow or horizontal configurations and is convertible to propane using an optional LP kit.
Key Features
- Efficiency: Achieves 14.5 SEER2 and 7.8 HSPF2 for year-round energy-efficient performance
- Heating: 80% AFUE gas furnace provides efficient whole-home heating
- Capacity: Delivers 24,000 BTU/h as a complete matched system
- Refrigerant: Factory-charged with R32 refrigerant for reliable, eco-conscious operation
This furnace is engineered for homeowners looking for enhanced comfort, quiet performance, and energy savings without compromising environmental standards. Ideal for attic or basement installs, it's especially suited for homes in California or other areas with Low NOx requirements.
Goodman 2 Ton Evaporator Coil Cased With TXV 17.5" Height Horizontal CHPTA2426B3
The Goodman CHPTA2426B3 horizontal evaporator coil is engineered to provide efficient cooling and heating system performance when paired with a compatible condenser and furnace or air handler. Designed for horizontal installations, this coil features a factory-installed TXV valve, a mold-resistant drain pan, and durable aluminum construction. Its R32 refrigerant compatibility makes it a future-ready, environmentally responsible choice that complies with the Clean Air Act requirements.
Key Features
- Efficiency: Achieves 14.5 SEER2 and 7.8 HSPF2 for year-round energy-efficient performance
- Heating: 80% AFUE gas furnace provides efficient whole-home heating
- Capacity: Delivers 24,000 BTU/h as a complete matched system
- Refrigerant: Factory-charged with R32 refrigerant for reliable, eco-conscious operation
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