Goodman - 2 Ton /24,000 BTU Air Conditioner Condenser - SEER2 14.3 - Single Stage - R32 - GLXS4BA2410
Goodman - 2 Ton /24,000 BTU Air Conditioner Condenser - SEER2 14.3 - Single Stage - R32 - GLXS4BA2410
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Goodman - 2 Ton /24,000 BTU Air Conditioner Condenser - SEER2 14.3 - Single Stage - R32 - GLXS4BA2410
Goodman - 2 Ton /24,000 BTU Air Conditioner Condenser - SEER2 14.3 - Single Stage - R32 - GLXS4BA2410
The Goodman brand has been focused on providing efficiency and comfort where it matters most while still being an inexpensive brand. With its superior components and a standard efficiency, the Goodman GLXS4BA2410 air conditioner condenser is a popular choice for homeowners around the United States.
Features
- Ideal size to cover a small house in ideal climates
- 2 ton, 14.3 SEER2 AC-only condenser
- R32: Complies with Clean Air Act New Refrigerant Requirements
- Fully charged for up to 15' of line set
- Low sound output
- Factory-installed filter drier
Specifications
| SKU | GLXS4BA2410 |
|---|---|
| Weight (in lbs) | 132.000000 |
| Brand/Manufacturer | Goodman |
| Replaces | GSXN402410 |
| Cooling BTU | 24,000 |
| Blower Motor | Single Speed PSC Motor |
| Decibel Level (dBA) | 74 |
| Horsepower | 1/8 HP |
| Refrigerant | R32 |
| SEER2 (Efficiency) | 14.3 |
| Condenser Stages | Single Stage |
| Compressor Type | Rotary |
| Liquid Line | 3/8" |
| Suction Line | 3/4" |
| Liquid Valve Size | 3/8" |
| Suction Valve Size | 3/4" |
| Electrical | 208/230v 1 Phase 60Hz |
| Max Breaker Size | 15 Amps |
| Min. Breaker Size | 10.9 Amps |
| Tonnage | 2 Ton |
| Connection | Sweat |
| Height | 27" |
| Width | 26" |
| Depth | 26" |
Manual
What our Experts Think
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Energy Efficiency: SEER2 14.3 ensures lower electricity bills without compromising performance.
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Cooling Power: 2 Ton / 24,000 BTU capacity ideal for medium-sized homes or rooms.
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Reliable Operation: Single-stage compressor provides consistent cooling with simple, durable design.
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Eco-Friendly Refrigerant: Uses R32, reducing environmental impact compared to older refrigerants.
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Installation Flexibility: Compact design fits most standard condenser locations.
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Quiet Performance: Engineered for minimal operational noise.
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Durability: Robust components built to withstand long-term use in diverse climates.
Q&A
Q: What cooling capacity does this condenser provide?
A: This unit delivers 24,000 BTU (2 tons) of cooling power, ideal for smaller to medium homes when paired with a compatible air handler or evaporator coil.
Q: How efficient is this air conditioner?
A: It’s rated 14.3 SEER2, meeting current efficiency standards for reliable cooling performance and everyday energy savings.
Q: What refrigerant does it use?
A: Uses R‑32 refrigerant, a more environmentally responsible option with lower global warming potential (GWP) than older refrigerants.
Q: What type of compressor and operation does it have?
A: Equipped with a single‑stage rotary compressor for straightforward, dependable cooling.
Q: What are the electrical requirements?
A: Operates on 208/230 V single‑phase power with a 15 A breaker requirement, typical for residential split‑system condensers.
Q: Is this unit durable and easy to service?
A: Yes — it features a durable galvanized steel cabinet with powder‑coat finish, steel louver coil guard, factory‑installed filter drier, and easy access service valves for simplified maintenance.
Q: How loud is the condenser during operation?
A: Typical sound level is about 74 dBA, which is common for outdoor AC units.
Q: What installation requirements are there?
A: This is an outdoor condenser only and must be paired with a compatible indoor coil or air handler for a complete split system. Professional HVAC installation is recommended for best performance and warranty
Maintenance Tips
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Clean the outdoor condenser coil regularly to remove dirt, leaves, and debris for optimal cooling efficiency.
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Maintain 2–3 feet of clearance around the unit for proper airflow.
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Replace or clean indoor air filters every 1–3 months to maintain airflow and system performance.
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Inspect refrigerant lines and insulation for damage or wear.
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Keep the condenser fan and top grille clear of debris to prevent airflow restriction.
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Check the condensate drain line periodically to prevent clogs and water buildup.
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Ensure thermostat is functioning properly and set for efficient cooling cycles.
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Listen for unusual noises such as rattling or buzzing that may indicate mechanical issues.
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After storms or strong winds, inspect the outdoor unit for debris or damage.
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Schedule annual professional HVAC maintenance to inspect refrigerant levels, electrical components, and overall system performance.
