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Jeff Lawrance/Spacepak answer
Ranger
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I hope I am not being redundant,I have been away for a few days.I remember you had York 2 stage condensers if I remember correctly.The example last nite was a ESP-3642D horizontal a/h matched with a Coleman AC5B036F1 two stage R410a condenser will give you an ARI match of 13.30 SEER.The outdoor unit must remain in second stage.Thay say the vertical a/h's will give you a tick higher SEER than the horizontals.FYI,Spacepak IFM speed is 1750 rpm,Unico is 3450 rpm.Also I learned you can go to ari.org,select an "outdoor unit manufacture",select Spacepak as the "indoor coil manufacture,(mix match)",select a minimum seer,such as 13,click on "search" and it will give you a matching outdoor unit that will achieve the seer rating requested by the manufacture requested,if applicable.
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Redundant?
Never.
As I said before, I inherited this one as someone else started it and walked off the job. The existing condenser is a York ZH4TS036S06B twin single. I'll go to ARI.org and look it up for the homeowner.
This, gents, is what's great about the Wall!
Thanks Ranger.0 -
I'm not good,but I'm slow...:-)
Anytime I can be of help my brother!0 -
13.5 SEER
ARI Reference No:878032 York model:H4TS036S06B 13.50 seer
w/ESP-3642V w/time delay relay.0 -
Why 2 stage?
If a 2 stage unit must remain on high, why pay the big bucks to use one?0 -
Like I say,
I am not the installer. I entered the picture when the installer walked off the job.
One thing I do know is that the ARI rating on a high velocity system is not the rating on the condenser. This particular condenser is a York Twin Single, rated at about 16 SEER, but is about 13.5 with this SpacePak.0 -
2 stage
You could control the condenser with a two stage thermostat. You could control the second stage with an outside thermostat, above a certain temp would bring both stages on. Depending on how the unit works you may be able to control the second stage with an lpc. Below a certain pressure the second stage wouldn't run. Using one of the above methods and a fan handler control would produce some nice seers for you.
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