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2 to 3 Ton 18 SEER Inverter Bosch Central Heat Pump Condenser

2 to 3 Ton 18 SEER Inverter Bosch Central Heat Pump Condenser

Item: HA17716

Model: BOVA-36HDN1-M18M

Condition: New

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Warranty Terms

For a full description of all warranties applicable to this product as well as individual manufacturer requirements, please review the manufacturer's consumer brochure and/or product warranty documents. Online warranty registration must be completed within 60 days of installation. Due to state laws, online registration is not required in California or Quebec. Call for warranty availability on scratch & dent and surplus items.

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Installation of any product must comply with all applicable codes and regulations. The service of a certified and trained electrical technician may be required for the installation process.

Specifications

Model	BOVA-36HDN1-M18M
Avg Coverage Area	1,500 - 1,800 Sq Ft
Compressor	Inverter
Cooling Capacity	2 Ton, 2.5 Ton, 3 Ton
Electrical Phase	1-Phase
Heat Pump Efficiency (HSPF)	9.5
Line Set Connection Type	Sweat
Liquid Line Size	3/8 inch
Max Overcurrent Protection	40 amps
Primary Heating Capacity	35,001 - 40,000 BTU
Product Height (in)	24.94
Product Length (in)	29.13
Product Width (in)	29.13
Refrigerant	R-410a
Cooling Efficiency	18 SEER
Suction Line Size	3/4 inch
System Application Type	Central Split Systems
Voltage	240
Warranty	10 Year Parts
Weight (lbs)	157.0000
Region Compatibility	Nationwide
California Residents	see Prop 65 WARNING

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Do you have questions about this product?

I have a Ruud heater with a single-speed blower. By using that, will I forfeit any of the AC advantages of this variable speed Bosch unit?

I have a 2004 Bryant Unit that I'm looking to replace possibly with this unit, can I use the current air handler? Also, what is the preferred air handling unit for this condenser. Thanks!

Would this Bosch unit cool an 1800 square foot house? I live in Oregon, where we've already had 117 degrees locally this summer.

Also, it's called a "two to three ton" unit. Can you explain that? Why the range, rather than either one or the other?

I currently have a 2 ton Rheem 13 seer R-410 system. I want to use the existing line set that is buried in the wall fortunately the 7/8 3/4 inch line sets are the same.My question is will the existing case coil which is a goodman unit work ok. I know Bosch claims you dont need to use a Bosch coil but I am doing this to capture the benefits of heat along with the 18 seer vs current 13 seer

What rebates are available on this unit?

I will this effectively heat and cool a 2800 sf home with open cell insulation?

How low of temperature is this heat pump effective to?

I have propane furnace as a backup.

What is the best /most efficient temperature to set as the switchover between Heat pump and the Propane furnace?

Is this unit variable speed? Does it require Wi-Fi, or can I do without that?

A compatibility question: I have a Ruud R95TC0601317MSA heater, installed last December. The plan is to install a Bosch 3-ton coil in it. Would that setup be compatible with the Bosch 3-ton 18 Seer #BOVB36HDN1M18? Would I lose any of the Bosch advantages in this setup?

My outdoor unit is a BOVA - 36HDN1- M18M and my indoor unit is a BVA 36WN1-18B. What is the EER Ratio using these units. Will these units together qualify for the Federal Energy Tax Credit for Heat Pumps with Split System Requirements: HSPF >= 8.5 EER >=12.5 SEER>=15. The Bosch Product Specifications show a BOVA 36 HP outdoor unit used with a 36 indoor unit gives you 11.4 EER which does not qualify for the Tax Credit. My outdoor unit is a BOVA - 36HDN1 will this make a difference in the EER Ratio? Thanks.