3.5 Ton 14 SEER 115k BTU Goodman Heat Pump & Gas Package Unit - Multiposition

When it comes to your HVAC needs, there is no better choice than Goodman. Designed to withstand the test of time and perform at top levels for years, the 3.5 Ton 14 SEER 115k BTU Goodman GPD1442115M41 Heat Pump & Gas Package Unit - Multiposition was made with you in mind. Goodman combines cooling with heat pump and gas heating so you have effective comfort all seasons of the year.

This package unit comes with some of the best features offered by Goodman. Starting with its outer shell, the unit was engineered to withstand even the worst conditions. If you live in a location where wind can reach hurricane speeds, you can properly anchor this unit to meet the 2001 Florida Building Code requirement for hurricane-type winds. The finish is made to be durable and serve as a layer of protection to the unit include warding off rust.

Inside the unit is just as impressive. It is complete with a highly efficient scroll compressor and durable metals including a copper tube and an aluminum coil to keep your system operating seamlessly. It also has a fully charged R-410A system and a two-stage gas valve. If you choose to use propane instead of natural gas, you can purchase a conversion kit for the gas valve that is easy to install.

When it comes to package units, Goodman does it right and provides you with simply the best. As an added bonus, this package unit comes with a limited warranty that can easily be registered online just in case you encounter a problem. Another reason why Goodman is a sound investment for your peace of mind.

Some combinations just don't work. Peanut butter and tuna for example. However, sometimes a combo is so good you can't figure out why it hasn't always been done this way. The Goodman GPD14 Series Packaged Dual Fuel Heat Pump is exactly what I'm talking about. There's no reason smushing together an energy efficient heat pump with a superior performance heat exchanger should create a top-of-the-line, all-in-one air comfort system. Fortunately for us, it did.