5 ton airhandler with 4 ton condenser, pros/cons
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5 ton airhandler with 4 ton condenser, pros/cons
what are the pro.s and con,s of having a larger air handler? In my situation I have a 5 ton air handler that I am installing in a house with a 4 ton condenser, This is pretty much cause I already own the units and I am buying a fixer upper home here in Miami, any help will be greatly appreciated. also will installing a TXV be of any help? Thank you all!
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Well, I don't know much about the matching size, but I can tell you this. I have had a 2.5 outside, 3.0 inside, work fine for many years. I remember my A/c tech told me, the inside unit should be a little larger then the outside unit (don't remember why).
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Larger airhandler will yeild greater efficiency. But Manufacturers reccomendations must be followed.
Which reminds me of something I saw yesterday and forgot to look up. Ran into a 5 ton Frigidaire with 4 ton indoor cool. Doesn't seem right to me, but what does Nordyne say about that?
Which reminds me of something I saw yesterday and forgot to look up. Ran into a 5 ton Frigidaire with 4 ton indoor cool. Doesn't seem right to me, but what does Nordyne say about that?
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Larger airhandler will yeild greater efficiency. But Manufacturers reccomendations must be followed.
Which reminds me of something I saw yesterday and forgot to look up. Ran into a 5 ton Frigidaire with 4 ton indoor cool. Doesn't seem right to me, but what does Nordyne say about that?
Which reminds me of something I saw yesterday and forgot to look up. Ran into a 5 ton Frigidaire with 4 ton indoor cool. Doesn't seem right to me, but what does Nordyne say about that?
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Thanks!
