Goodman - 2 Ton Cooling - 80k BTU/Hr Heating - Air Conditioner + Variable Speed Furnace System - 14.7 SEER2 - 80% AFUE - Downflow - R-410A voomi_id_116671 Optimized for 120-volt applications in GSZB403010 | GMVC960803BN | CAPTA3626B4

Name: Goodman - 2 Ton Cooling - 80k BTU/Hr Heating - Air Conditioner + Variable Speed Furnace System - 14.7 SEER2 - 80% AFUE - Downflow - R-410A voomi_id_116671 Optimized for 120-volt applications in GSZB403010 | GMVC960803BN | CAPTA3626B4
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SKU: 40996071215
Price: 1585.52 USD
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Goodman 2 Ton Cooling 80k BTU Hr Heating Air Conditioner + Variable Speed Furnace System 14.7 SEER2 80% AFUE Downflow R 410A voomi_id_116671 Optimized for 120 volt applications in GSZB403010 GMVC960803BN CAPTA3626B4 Optimized for 120 volt applications in HVAC systems It is designed to fit pipes with a one and one eighth inches inner diameter and has a thickness of three fourths inches Low NOx ComfortBridge Technology compatible and a CAPFA AlumaFin7™ Cased Aluminum Evaporator Coil 000 BTUH H

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