Lennox

GW

hello,

Is the Lennox HSW4-261-1FFP a two ton? How about a -211- ??

Thanks,

Gary

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Glenn Harrison

Lennox A/C Model numbers

> hello,

>

> Is the Lennox HSW4-261-1FFP a two ton?

> How about a -211- ??

>

> Thanks,

>

> Gary

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Gary, the middle numbers of all Lennox units run like this:

-211- = 1½ ton
-261- = 2 ton
-311- = 2½ ton
-411- = 3 ton
-461- = 3½ ton
-511- = 4 ton
-651- = 5 ton

Also, if the last number is a 3 intead of a one the unit is 3 phase (-263-).
So to answer your question, the unit you have IS a 2 ton unit.
Hope this helps.
Glenn

Glenn Harrison

Lennox A/C Model numbers

Gary, the middle numbers of all Lennox units run like this:

-211- = 1½ ton

-261- = 2 ton

-311- = 2½ ton

-411- = 3 ton

-461- = 3½ ton

-511- = 4 ton

-651- = 5 ton


Also, if the last number is a 3 intead of a one the unit is 3 phase (-263-).

So to answer your question, the unit you have IS a 2 ton unit.

Hope this helps.

Glenn

GW

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