Friedrich Vert-I-Pak 18000 BTU VTAC Heat Pump
Friedrich Vert-I-Pak 18000 BTU VTAC Heat Pump - 208-230 / 2.5 kW is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Friedrich Vert-I-Pak 18000 BTU VTAC Heat Pump - 208-230 / 2.5 kW is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
Most multifamily buildings have no room for an outdoor condenser, and the Friedrich Vert-I-Pak 18000 BTU VTAC Heat Pump is made for that situation. It sits in a closet or utility room behind a return-air grille and connects through the exterior wall. That keeps floor space open and the walls free of bulky equipment. You get cooling and heat pump heating from a single system that stays out of sight.
The heat pump keeps running in outdoor temperatures as low as 10 degrees F, and an automatic defrost cycle stops frost from building up on the coil. When you need more heat than the heat pump can supply, the electric backup heater takes over. Each Vert-I-Pak configuration pairs a supply voltage with a backup heater size.
Key Features and Benefits of the Friedrich Vert-I-Pak 18000 BTU VTAC Heat Pump
- Cooling Capacity: An 18,000-BTU cooling output handles spaces up to 1,000 square feet, so 1 system can cool a full apartment or suite.
- Heat Pump Heating: Delivers 9,800 to 16,200 BTU of heat when it is 17 to 47 degrees F outside, which keeps rooms comfortable through fall and winter.
- Rated Efficiency: Ratings of 10.6 EER2, 12.1 SEER2, and 6.3 HSPF2 help you keep year-round energy costs down.
- Refrigerant and Wattage: Uses R-32 refrigerant, and cooling draws no more than 1,679 watts, so you can size circuits with confidence.
- Compact Footprint: Measures 23 x 23 x 47-Inches (L x W x H) and weighs 167 pounds, so it fits in a closet or small utility room.
- Fresh Air Intake: Passive ventilation brings in up to 60 CFM of outdoor air to dilute indoor pollutants. The blower moves up to 560 CFM through your space.
- MERV 13 Filtration: Holds a MERV 13 filter that traps fine dust and allergens before air goes back into your living space.
- QuietMaster Engineering: A dynamically balanced blower and a free-floating chassis reduce vibration, which keeps bedrooms and guest rooms quiet.
- Electronic Controls: Electronic controls offer 2 fan speeds and a fan-only mode, and you can pair them with wired or wireless wall-mounted thermostats, including energy-management models.
- Diamonblue Coil: The Diamonblue condenser coil resists corrosion, so it lasts longer in humid and coastal climates.
- Slide-Out Chassis: A slide-out chassis gives you quick access to components, and you can install from the front or either side.
- AHRI and cETLus: Carries AHRI certification and a cETLus listing, so performance ratings and electrical safety have been checked independently.
Choose Your Voltage and Backup Heater
Each configuration pairs your building's supply voltage, either 208-230V or 265V, with a 2.5 kW, 3.4 kW, or 5 kW electric backup heater.
- 208-230V with 2.5 kW Heater: Runs with a 9.9-amp maximum cooling draw and adds backup heat for mild winters.
- 208-230V with 3.4 kW Heater: Runs with a 9.9-amp maximum cooling draw and provides a middle level of backup heat for moderate climates.
- 208-230V with 5 kW Heater: Runs with a 9.9-amp maximum cooling draw and provides the most backup heat for cold winters.
- 265V with 2.5 kW Heater: Runs with a lower 9.1-amp maximum cooling draw and adds backup heat for mild winters.
- 265V with 3.4 kW Heater: Runs with a 9.1-amp maximum cooling draw and provides a middle level of backup heat for moderate climates.
- 265V with 5 kW Heater: Runs with a 9.1-amp maximum cooling draw and provides the most backup heat for cold winters.
Note: The 265V configurations need a 265-volt power supply, which is found in large buildings with commercial wiring.
Sylvane's Expert Take
If you manage apartment or hotel properties where outdoor condensers are not allowed, this Vert-I-Pak fits into closet space you already have. Match the voltage to your building's wiring first, because every other spec is the same across the line.
In colder regions you will rely on backup heat more often, so the 5 kW heater is worth choosing there. The automatic condensate system drains or evaporates water to help prevent leaks.
Specifications
Specifications
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Energy Efficiency Ratio 2 (EER2)10.6
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Number of Speeds2
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Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio 2 (SEER2)12.1
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Auxiliary Heat2.53.452.53.45
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CertificationsAHRI, cETLus
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ControlsElectronic
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Heater TypeHeat Pump w/ Electric Back-up
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Heating BTUs (BTUs)16200
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Maximum Cubic Feet per Minute (CFM) (CFM)560.0
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Recommended Coverage Area (sq. ft.)1000
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Refrigerant TypeR-32
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Maximum Cooling Amperage (Amps)9.99.99.99.19.19.1
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Maximum Cooling Wattage (W)1679
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Maximum Heating Amperage (Amps)11.515.422.51013.419.7
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Maximum Heating Wattage (W)245033505000245033505000
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Voltage (V)208-230208-230208-230265265265
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Depth (in.)23.0
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Height (in.)47.0
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Weight (lbs.)167
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Width (in.)23.0
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Additional FeaturesAir Filter, Fan-Only Mode
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Manufacturer's Warranty5-Year Limited Warranty, 1-Year Full Parts and Labor Warranty




