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bigdog 05-16-2020 07:37 PM

Shopping for A/C Condenser Unit
 
I'm shopping for A/C Condenser Unit for my condo down South.
Current A/C unit is at the end of it's life expectancy 20 yrs old !

The condo is 1000 SF, 2 bedroom unit. Every condo in the complex, has it's own outside A/C Condenser unit, and is the responsibility of each owner.

I'm looking at two brands: Goodman & Rheem
Looking at 2 Ton A/C
Has anyone have knowledge of either ?

Also, what exactly is the 'SEER' reference for A/C ?
Someone said I should be looking at ac SEER 13-16, but not sure what it all means ?
Also, was steered to look at 'Split Air Conditioner', but not sure what means either ?
Rough cost to install one of these A/C/ ?

Sorry for all these questions, but I'm a 'newbie' to this space.
Thanks for everyone's feedback, much appreciated !

upthesaukee 05-16-2020 08:24 PM

Here's some help
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by bigdog (Post 334863)
I'm shopping for A/C Condenser Unit for my condo down South.
Current A/C unit is at the end of it's life expectancy 20 yrs old !

The condo is 1000 SF, 2 bedroom unit. Every condo in the complex, has it's own outside A/C Condenser unit, and is the responsibility of each owner.

I'm looking at two brands: Goodman & Rheem
Looking at 2 Ton A/C
Has anyone have knowledge of either ?

Also, what exactly is the 'SEER' reference for A/C ?
Someone said I should be looking at ac SEER 13-16, but not sure what it all means ?
Also, was steered to look at 'Split Air Conditioner', but not sure what means either ?
Rough cost to install one of these A/C/ ?

Sorry for all these questions, but I'm a 'newbie' to this space.
Thanks for everyone's feedback, much appreciated !

SEER = Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio.

Descant 05-16-2020 09:33 PM

where re you?
 
I'm confused. Are you mixing us up with your condo associations "down south". Seems like your neighbors and management should have easy answers.

WinnisquamZ 05-16-2020 09:46 PM

Also, if the unit is older it may be using “old Freon”. All supply lines will have to be replaced.


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BroadHopper 05-17-2020 05:22 AM

Energy Star website
 
Go right to the source!

https://www.energystar.gov/products/heating_cooling

My son-in-law in Southern Connecticut replaces an old 60's gas hot air furnace and outside ac unit with a heat pump unit. Saves tons of money, quieter and less footprint.


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