ACiQ 2.5 Ton 13.4 SEER2 Dedicated Horizontal Packaged Air Conditioner

OVERVIEW

The Goodman AQ-GPCH33041 is an all-in-one outdoor AC-only packaged unit. With a durable cabinet and a standard-efficiency design, the AQ-GPCH33041 is an inexpensive solution for any horizontal-discharge packaged unit application.

QUICK FACTS

• Ideal size to cover a smaller house in ideal climates
• 2.5 ton, 13.4 SEER2 AC-only packaged unit
• Horizontal discharge
• Fully charged
• Low sound output

2.5 ton

With an output of 2.5 tons, the ACiQ AQ-GPCH33041 is suitable for a smaller house in average climates. While this model is a cooling-only unit, an electric heating kit can be purchased separately to provide straight electric heating to your home when field-installed.

13.4 SEER2

At 13.4 SEER2, the ACiQ AQ-GPCH33041 AC packaged unit is the standard efficiency accepted across all mainland US states. Every SEER2 point higher than the one before it is around 5-7% more efficient, and the higher the rating, the lower your electric bills will be to run the unit.

Warranty

ACiQ offers a 10 year parts warranty on the AQ-GPCH33041 when its installation follows state and local codes of the installation address and when the unit is registered online through the manufacturer.

Durability and Reliability

The AQ-GPCH33041 is designed to be durable and sturdy, with its cabinet made of heavy-gauge galvanized-steel and its enhanced coil protection. For reliability, the fan motor is fully enclosed and permanently lubricated to allow for a long-lasting unit.

Installation and Maintenance

All ACiQ packaged units come fully charged and tested as the factory standard, lowering installation costs since additional refrigerant is not required. On the AQ-GPCH33041, the fully-insulated blower compartment has convenient access panels for easier maintenance.

Comfort in Mind

ACiQ is always determined to provide the best comfort around, all while staying at a convenient price and keeping the unit quiet, efficient, and dependable. The AQ-GPCH33041 lives up to ACiQ’s expectations, as the insulation on its cabinet lowers the unit’s overall sound output.