Goodman - 1.5 Ton Cooling - 60k BTU/Hr Heating - Heat Pump + Furnace System - 14.3 SEER2 - 80% AFUE - Upflow voomi_id_60066 Valve Pattern: 2-way voomi_id_21892

Name: Goodman - 1.5 Ton Cooling - 60k BTU/Hr Heating - Heat Pump + Furnace System - 14.3 SEER2 - 80% AFUE - Upflow voomi_id_60066 Valve Pattern: 2-way voomi_id_21892
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 57022116356
Price: 4852.51 USD
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Goodman 1.5 Ton Cooling 60k BTU Hr Heating Heat Pump + Furnace System 14.3 SEER2 80% AFUE Upflow voomi_id_60066 Valve Pattern: 2 way voomi_id_21892 Valve Pattern: 2 way This Rheem limit switch is designed to protect furnaces from overheating by measuring the airstream's temperature and resetting when necessary 3 SEER2 & HSPF 60000 Btu BTUH H

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