Senville 60,000 BTU 5 Ton Central Split Inverter Ducted System Heat Pump
Senville 60,000 BTU 5 Ton Central Split Inverter Ducted System Heat Pump - None / 16' is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Senville 60,000 BTU 5 Ton Central Split Inverter Ducted System Heat Pump - None / 16' is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
When you replace an aging central system, you usually have to pick between familiar ducted comfort and modern inverter efficiency. The Senville central split inverter heat pump gives you both. It pairs a ducted indoor air handler with an inverter outdoor compressor that adjusts its output to hold an even temperature in every ducted room.
The air handler mounts vertically or horizontally, so you can put it in an attic or a basement. The outdoor compressor is only 16.3 inches wide, which leaves a smaller footprint beside your home. Your technician can easily reach the indoor components for diagnostics and servicing.
Key Features and Benefits of the Senville 60,000 BTU 5 Ton Central Split Inverter Ducted System Heat Pump
- 60,000 BTU Capacity: With 5 tons of heating and cooling and maximum airflow of 1,805 to 1,806 CFM, one ducted system can condition a large home.
- Cold-Climate Heating: Inverter heat pump technology keeps heating at temperatures as low as -22 degrees Fahrenheit, so you stay warm through harsh winters.
- Energy Star Certified: Efficiency ratings of 15.3 SEER2 and 9.4 HSPF2 earn Energy Star certification, helping you cut seasonal energy use.
- Refrigerant Type: The system runs on R-454B refrigerant, which carries heat between the indoor and outdoor components, and professional installation is required.
- Quiet Air Handler: The indoor air handler runs between 41.5 and 51 dB, close to average room noise, so it stays in the background while you relax.
- Fan Speeds: You can choose from 3 fan speeds to balance airflow and sound for your household.
- Remote Control: The included remote control lets you adjust settings from across the room, and the system also works with your existing ductwork and controls.
- Independent Certifications: UL and AHRI listings, plus NEEP, give you independently verified safety and performance ratings for this heat pump.
- Voltage Range: The system runs on 208-230-volt power, so confirm your home's electrical supply falls within that range before installation.
Choose Your Auxiliary Heat and Line Set Length
Pick the auxiliary heat level (none, 10 kilowatts, 15 kilowatts, or 20 kilowatts) that fits your heating needs, then choose the 16-foot or 50-foot line set that matches your install distance.
- No Auxiliary Heat, 16-Foot Line Set: The heat pump provides all the heating, and the shorter line set suits installs where the air handler sits close to the outdoor compressor.
- No Auxiliary Heat, 50-Foot Line Set: The heat pump again handles all the heating, and the longer line set gives your installer more reach to a distant attic or basement location.
- 10-Kilowatt Auxiliary Heat, 16-Foot Line Set: This option adds backup heat to the heat pump, and the shorter line set suits compact layouts.
- 10-Kilowatt Auxiliary Heat, 50-Foot Line Set: This option adds backup heat on the coldest days, and the longer line set covers greater distances between the indoor and outdoor components.
- 15-Kilowatt Auxiliary Heat, 16-Foot Line Set: This step up delivers more backup heat than the smallest option, and the shorter line set keeps the run short.
- 15-Kilowatt Auxiliary Heat, 50-Foot Line Set: This version suits installs where the air handler sits far from the outdoor compressor, since the longer line set spans the distance.
- 20-Kilowatt Auxiliary Heat, 16-Foot Line Set: This option delivers the most backup heat of any configuration, paired with the shorter line set.
- 20-Kilowatt Auxiliary Heat, 50-Foot Line Set: This version combines the top backup output with the longest reach in the lineup.
Sylvane's Expert Take
If you're looking for one ducted system to heat and cool a large home in a cold region, this Senville system should be on your shortlist. Auxiliary heat is backup warmth on top of the heat pump, so it matters most during extended cold snaps. Consider 15 or 20 kilowatts only if your winters bring long stretches of deep cold.
Before you choose a line set, measure the distance from your air handler location to the outdoor compressor. With the right pairing, you get one quiet system for both seasons.
Specifications
Specifications
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Number of Speeds3
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TypeCentral Split
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CertificationsAHRI, UL
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ColorSilver
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Installation TypeProfessional Installation
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Maximum Cubic Feet per Minute (CFM) (CFM)1806.0
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Refrigerant TypeR-454B
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Voltage (V)208-230
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Additional FeaturesEnergy Star, Remote Control
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Manufacturer's Warranty10-Year Compressor Warranty 5-Year Parts Warranty











