2 Ton 16 SEER Goodman Central Heat Pump Condenser

The 2 Ton 16 SEER Goodman GSZ160241 Central Heat Pump Condenser offers both heating and cooling in the same package. Goodman is a reliable source in the HVAC industry and with a product like this, it's easy to see why.

Heat pump solutions are a great choice for, homes, offices, or anyone that has a central air system. As an added convenience for you, this unit does not require natural gas or propane to distribute heat. Instead, it uses refrigerant flow and the heat generated by compression. In the summer, your indoor air conditioning coil will provide cooling and in the winter, your indoor coil turns into a heating coil. If you are living in climates that have harsh winter conditions you will need another backup source of heat. This can be easily installed in your duct work or come included In your air handler, all of which we can provide.

The 2 Ton 16 SEER Goodman Central Heat Pump Condenser is built with high quality materials which should last you for many years to come. The cabinet is built with heavy gauge galvanized steel and constructed with rust resistant screws to prevent corrosion. The 2 Ton cooling capacity makes this condenser suitable for spaces that are between 900 to 1400 square feet in size depending on where you live and the construction of your home. If this condenser is too large or too small we carry a large number of Goodman heat pump condensers and you should find one that fits your application.

Goodman has built its name by creating high quality products at an affordable price point. It is a brand that has proven its quality and has provided HVAC products to its customers for more than three decades!

There are plenty of 'average' HVAC systems on the market, then there are units like the Goodman GSZ160241 Series High-Efficiency Heat Pump. This is a leading edge heating and cooling solution built for performance and energy conservation. It relies on sophisticated components like SmartShift technology and an advanced scroll compressor. It routinely operates at 16 SEER, and is both AHRI certified and ETL listed. With all that available, why would you settle for just average?