MRCOOL Universal 4 to 5 Ton (48000-60000 BTU) 18 SEER Central Heat Pump Condenser

MRCOOL Universal 4 to 5 Ton 18 SEER Central Heat Pump Condenser

MRCOOL would like to introduce you to the future of HVAC with its new 17-18 SEER Ultra-Heat Inverter Unitary Condenser. This unit provides superb comfort while running at an extremely quiet dB, rapid cooling and heating, and maximum savings while running on end. Don't be stuck in the past with your traditional system, think ahead with MRCOOL.

The 4 to 5 Ton 17 SEER2 MrCool Universal Central Heat Pump Condenser is a top-quality choice to solve tough home heating and cooling problems. The inverter condenser precisely regulates compressor motor speed, which lengthens the unit’s life and prevents extreme operating load fluctuations. This also provides both superior comfort and energy efficiency.

The 4 to 5 Ton MrCool Universal Central Heat Pump is compact and ideal for homes with minimal or small lots and areas with sound restrictions. This unit works quietly, seamlessly fitting into your existing central heating and air system without noisy interruptions, while keeping your air clean and at just the right temperature. It has a covered capacity range of 48,000 BTUs to 60,000 BTUs, an 80 percent heating output when outside temperatures are below zero, and largely eliminates the need for a gas furnace or auxiliary electric heat strip.

As mentioned previously, this 4 to 5 Ton MrCool Universal Central Heat Pump can perform comfortably in subzero temperatures, because it uses two-stage enhanced enthalpy technology to ensure a strong heating capacity that will continue to operate at a low ambient temperature. Plus, with its intelligent defrosting system, you get increased heating efficiency and a guaranteed comfortable experience. This is the inverter condenser that you can trust to operate with optimal heating performance in ambient temperatures as low as -22°F.

Compared to previous condenser designs, the 4 to 5 Ton MrCool Universal Central Heat Pump functions more efficiently thanks to the DC inverter technology. The lower operating cost allows you to save money year after year. Plus, several intelligent protection functions keep your unit working and safe. These functions include high and low pressure protection, discharge air high temperature protection, and IPM model protection.

Concerned about your impact on the environment? The 4 to 5 Ton MrCool Universal Central Heat Pump uses the environmentally friendly refrigerant R-410A, which is chlorine-free to help prevent damage to the ozone layer. It’s a greener option that you can trust. To lower the pressure and limit the amount of R410A that passes through the evaporator coil, the 4 to 5 Ton MrCool Universal Central Heat Pump can be used with either an electronic expansion valve (EEV) or a thermal expansion valve (TXV) on the coil. This gives you an option for how to keep your home comfortable and your HVAC system running smoothly and efficiently.

Install the matched MrCool Universal Central Air Handler with a No-Vac Quick Connect line or traditional fittings. You get to choose the installation method that will work best for your application. The variety of options this system offers works well for varied projects.

What is No-Vac Quick Connect? This innovative technology from MrCool eliminates the need to vacuum and charge the refrigerant line during installation. It uses cutting-edge technology to deliver convenience and save time.

This 4 to 5 Ton MrCool Universal Central Heat Pump uses 24V non-communication control technology between the condenser and evaporator. That means you can use this unit with other third-party air handlers and thermostats, such as the Nest or other WiFi enabled thermostats.

The 4 to 5 Ton 17 SEER2 MrCool Universal Central Heat Pump Condenser offers the perfect combination of superior product quality, operating efficiency, and minimal sound levels. The 4 to 5 Ton MrCool Universal Central Heat Pump is designed for a complete supply and return ductwork system and holds certifications from both the Air-Conditioning, Heating, & Refrigeration Institute (AHRI) and ETL.