GOODMAN 3 Ton 13.4 SEER2 80% AFUE 60,000 BTU Gas Furnace and R32 Air Conditioner System - Upflow - AQ-GR9S800604BN

GOODMAN 3 Ton 13.4 SEER2 80% AFUE 60,000 BTU Gas Furnace and R32 Air Conditioner System - Upflow - AQ-GR9S800604BN

The ACiQ AQ-GLXS3BN3610 is a cooling-only condenser unit. Providing a 13.4 SEER2 efficiency with a single stage, reciprocating compressor, the AQ-GLXS3BN3610 is an inexpensive condenser to cool your home when paired with an AC coil.

Features

• Ideal size to cover a medium-sized house
• 3 ton, 13.4 SEER2 AC-only condenser
• R32: Complies with Clean Air Act New Refrigerant Requirements
• Low sound output
• Fully charged for up to 15' of line set
• Factory-installed filter drier
  

Manual

• GLXS3B Specifications
• Installation Manual
• Warranty Information
  
• Installation Manual
• CAPFA Specifications Sheet
  
• GR9S80 Specifications Sheet

What our Experts Think

• Balanced Whole-Home Comfort Package: Combines a 3-ton R32 air conditioner with a 60,000 BTU Goodman gas furnace, delivering dependable heating and cooling for mid-sized homes.
• Efficient Everyday Cooling: The 13.4 SEER2 rating provides solid energy efficiency and consistent temperature control during warm weather.
• Reliable Heating Performance: The 80% AFUE furnace (60,000 BTU) offers steady and practical heating output for typical residential needs.
• Modern R32 Refrigerant System: Uses R32 refrigerant, helping improve efficiency potential and reducing environmental impact compared to older refrigerants.
• Upflow Installation Design: Built for vertical (upflow) setups, making it suitable for basements, utility rooms, closets, and standard residential HVAC layouts.
• Trusted Goodman Durability: Engineered for long-term operation, serviceability, and consistent performance across seasons.
• Cost-Effective Full System Choice: A strong value option for homeowners who want dependable performance without paying for higher-efficiency upgrades.

Q&A

Q: What size home is this Goodman 3 Ton HVAC system designed for?
A: A 3-ton system is typically suited for medium-sized homes, depending on insulation, climate, layout, and heat load calculations. Professional Manual J sizing is recommended.

Q: What efficiency ratings does this system offer?
A: This system combines a 13.4 SEER2 R-32 air conditioner with an 80% AFUE gas furnace for balanced cooling efficiency and standard gas heating performance.

Q: What is the furnace heating capacity?
A: The furnace is rated at 60,000 BTU input, producing about 48,000 BTU of usable heat at 80% efficiency.

Q: Does this system use R-32 refrigerant?
A: Yes. The condenser uses R-32 refrigerant, a newer low-GWP refrigerant designed for improved environmental performance.

Q: Is this furnace compatible with upflow installation?
A: Yes. The GR9S800604BN furnace supports upflow and horizontal installation, making it flexible for basements, closets, or utility rooms.

Q: Can this furnace be converted to propane (LP)?
A: Yes. It ships set for natural gas but can be converted to propane using an optional LP conversion kit.

Q: What blower motor does it use?
A: It includes a 9-speed ECM blower motor for improved airflow control, efficiency, and quieter operation compared to traditional motors.

Q: Why choose a Goodman HVAC system?
A: Goodman systems are widely chosen for strong value, readily available replacement parts, and dependable performance when properly installed and sized.

Maintenance Tips

• Replace or clean the air filter every 1–3 months to maintain airflow, efficiency, and indoor air quality.
• Keep the outdoor condenser unit free of debris and maintain at least 2 feet of clearance for proper airflow.
• Schedule professional HVAC maintenance twice yearly—before cooling and heating seasons.
• Inspect and clean supply and return vents regularly to ensure balanced airflow and comfort.
• Check the condensate drain line periodically to prevent clogs, leaks, and water damage.
• Verify thermostat operation and settings for consistent temperature control and energy savings.
• Address unusual noises, odors, or performance changes early to prevent costly repairs.
• Have a licensed technician inspect burners, heat exchanger, venting, and safety controls annually.
• Ensure refrigerant levels and electrical components are professionally checked for efficient operation.
• Maintain proper insulation and seal air leaks in the home to reduce system strain and improve efficiency.