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Gas Electric Split Systems AC Condenser+Furnace+Coil (Heat & Cool)
Items 1 to 19 of 19 total
BRAND: Goodman
ID: #HE101-2010; HE201-2031; HE150-1004; HE900-1005
Model: GSX140251; GMEC961005CN; CAPF3636C6; TX2N4
BRAND: Goodman
ID: #HE201-2031; HE101-2010; HE150-1004
Model: GMEC961005CN; GSX140251; CAPF3636C6
Non-Bleed Air Conditioner TXV Kit is sold separately!
BRAND: Goodman
ID: #HE101-2010; HE201-1003; HE150-1004; HE900-1005
Model: GSX140251; GCVC80805CX; CAPF3636C6; TX2N4
BRAND: Goodman
ID: #HE201-1044; HE101-2010; HE150-1013
Model: GMVC80805DX; GSX140251; CAPF3743D6
Non-Bleed Air Conditioner TXV Kit is sold separately!
BRAND: Goodman
ID: #HE201-2014; HE101-2010; HE150-1004
Model: GMVC961005CN; GSX140251; CAPF3636C6
Non-Bleed Air Conditioner TXV Kit is sold separately!
BRAND: Goodman
ID: #HE201-2030; HE101-2010; HE150-1004
Model: GMEC961004CN; GSX140251; CAPF3636C6
Non-Bleed Air Conditioner TXV Kit is sold separately!
BRAND: Goodman
ID: #HE201-2029; HE101-2010; HE150-1004
Model: GMEC960804CN; GSX140251; CAPF3636C6
Non-Bleed Air Conditioner TXV Kit is sold separately!
BRAND: Goodman
ID: #HE201-1004; HE101-2010; HE150-1004; HE900-1005
Model: GCVC81005CX; GSX140251; CAPF3636C6; TX2N4
BRAND: Goodman
ID: #HE201-1004; HE101-2010; HE150-1004
Model: GCVC81005CX; GSX140251; CAPF3636C6
Non-Bleed Air Conditioner TXV Kit is sold separately!
BRAND: Goodman
ID: #HE201-1043; HE101-2010; HE150-1013
Model: GMVC80805CN; GSX140251; CAPF3743D6
Non-Bleed Air Conditioner TXV Kit is sold separately!
BRAND: Goodman
ID: #HE201-1039; HE101-2010; HE150-1016
Model: GMVC80804CN; GSX140251; CAPF3743C6
Non-Bleed Air Conditioner TXV Kit is sold separately!
BRAND: Goodman
ID: #HE201-1046; HE101-2010; HE150-1016
Model: GMVC81005CX; GSX140251; CAPF3743C6
Non-Bleed Air Conditioner TXV Kit is sold separately!
BRAND: Goodman
ID: #HE201-2031; HE101-2010; HE150-1016
Model: GMEC961005CN; GSX140251; CAPF3743C6
Non-Bleed Air Conditioner TXV Kit is sold separately!
BRAND: Goodman
ID: #HE201-2030; HE101-2010; HE150-1016
Model: GMEC961004CN; GSX140251; CAPF3743C6
Non-Bleed Air Conditioner TXV Kit is sold separately!
BRAND: Goodman
ID: #HE201-2029; HE101-2010; HE150-1016
Model: GMEC960804CN; GSX140251; CAPF3743C6
Non-Bleed Air Conditioner TXV Kit is sold separately!
BRAND: Goodman
ID: #HE201-2020; HE101-2010; HE150-1016
Model: GCVC961005CN; GSX140251; CAPF3743C6
Non-Bleed Air Conditioner TXV Kit is sold separately!
BRAND: Goodman
ID: #HE201-1004; HE101-2010; HE150-1016
Model: GCVC81005CX; GSX140251; CAPF3743C6
Non-Bleed Air Conditioner TXV Kit is sold separately!
BRAND: Goodman
ID: #HE201-1003; HE101-2010; HE150-1016
Model: GCVC80805CX; GSX140251; CAPF3743C6
Non-Bleed Air Conditioner TXV Kit is sold separately!
BRAND: Goodman
ID: #HE201-2027; HE101-2010; HE150-1056
Model: GMEC960603BN; GSX140251; CHPF3636B6
Air Conditioner TXV Kit is sold separately!
Comprehensive Guide to Gas Electric Split Systems: AC Condenser, Furnace, and Coil for Year-Round Comfort
If you’re looking to maximize your home’s energy efficiency and maintain optimal comfort, a Gas Electric Split System is an excellent choice. Combining the benefits of a high-performance AC condenser, furnace, and coil, these systems are designed to provide reliable heating and cooling, regardless of the season. Whether you're battling the summer heat or keeping warm during winter, a gas-electric split system offers a versatile solution.
Why Choose a Gas Electric Split System?
Gas Electric Split Systems are increasingly popular among homeowners due to their ability to deliver both heating and cooling efficiently. These systems combine the robustness of a gas furnace with the efficiency of an electric air conditioner, providing the best of both worlds. By using gas for heating and electricity for cooling, you can enjoy significant savings on your energy bills without compromising comfort.
Energy Efficiency: With a gas electric split system, you’re choosing a solution that maximizes energy efficiency. The gas furnace is highly effective at providing warmth during colder months, while the electric AC condenser offers efficient cooling when the temperatures rise.
Cost-Effective: Operating a gas furnace is typically less expensive than using an all-electric heating system, especially in areas where gas prices are lower than electricity rates. Combined with the energy efficiency of the AC condenser, this system can lead to substantial savings over time.
Reliable Performance: These systems are built to last, with the durability of the furnace and coil ensuring consistent performance year after year. The split design also makes it easier to maintain and repair individual components, which can extend the life of the system.
All-Season Comfort: The combination of a furnace for heating and an AC condenser for cooling means your home will stay comfortable all year long. The coil works efficiently to transfer heat in both modes, ensuring rapid and even distribution of temperature throughout your living space.
Flexible Installation: Whether you’re upgrading your current system or installing a new one, a gas electric split system offers flexible installation options. The split design allows for the placement of components in different locations, optimizing space utilization and system performance.
Key Benefits of an AC Condenser, Furnace, and Coil Combination
Enhanced Climate Control: The AC condenser and furnace work together seamlessly to provide precise climate control. This ensures that your home remains at the desired temperature, whether you're cooling down after a hot day or warming up during winter.
Quiet Operation: Modern gas electric split systems are designed with noise reduction in mind. The AC condenser operates quietly, and the furnace features advanced technology to minimize sound, allowing you to enjoy a peaceful environment.
Environmentally Friendly: By utilizing both gas and electricity efficiently, these systems reduce overall energy consumption, making them a more environmentally friendly choice compared to traditional HVAC systems.