Description
DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT
- Dimensions (WxDxH) (in.)
- 38.58x16.34x38.39
- Weight (lbs.)
- 227
GENERAL INFORMATION
- Style
- Central Air Conditioner with Heat Pump
- Power Supply (V-Ph-Hz)
- 208/230V, 1Ph, 60Hz
- Input (W)
- 3673 (462-5700)
- Max. Fuse (A)
- 50
CAPACITY & PERFORMANCE
- Air flow (Max) CFM
- 4500
- Air Flow (H/M/L) CFM
- 1188/1082/970
- SEER2
- 17.4
- EER2
- 11.7
- Cooling (Range)
- 13000~47400
- Heating (Range)
- 11000~57200
- HSPF2-4
- 10.3
- HSPF2-5
- 7.8
- COP W/W
- 3.36
NOISE LEVELS
- Noise Level dB
- 64
- Noise Level (H/M/L) dB
- 45/43/41
ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS
- Voltage Range
- 187-253
- Rated current A
- 15.97
- Rated Current (A)
- 15
- Minimum Circuit Ampacity (A)
- 41
REFRIGERANT & PIPING
- Refrigerant Type
- R454B / 165.79 Oz
- Refrigerant Pre-charge
- 25 Ft.
CONTROLS & CONNECTIVITY
- Connection Wiring
- 14AWG*2 Stranded
- Shielded
- Thermostat Type
- Wall Remote
SAFETY
- Certifications
- Energy Star
- UL
- AHRI
- NEEP
WARRANTY
- Warranty
- 10 Years Compressor / 5 Years Parts
Authorized Senville Dealer
Full manufacturer warranty on every Senville product we sell.

Central Split System FAQs
What is a central HVAC system?
A central HVAC system uses a network of ducts to heat and cool your entire home from a single unit. It typically consists of an outdoor condenser (or heat pump) and an indoor air handler connected by refrigerant lines, distributing conditioned air through vents in every room.
What's the difference between a heat pump system and a traditional A/C system?
A heat pump can both heat and cool your home by reversing its refrigerant cycle, making it a year-round solution without a separate furnace. A traditional central A/C system only cools — you'd pair it with a gas furnace or electric air handler for heating. Heat pumps are generally more energy-efficient in moderate climates.
What size central HVAC system do I need?
Sizing depends on your home's square footage, insulation, climate zone, and ceiling height. As a general rule: 1 ton of cooling covers roughly 400–600 sq ft. A 2,000 sq ft home typically needs a 3–4 ton system. Use our live chat to speak with an HVAC specialist who can help you size correctly.
Can I buy a central HVAC system online and install it myself?
You can purchase central HVAC equipment online and save significantly versus buying through a local contractor. However, installation must be performed by a licensed HVAC technician in most states — the refrigerant handling and electrical work require certification. We recommend buying the equipment here and hiring a local installer separately.
What SEER2 rating should I look for?
SEER2 (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio 2) measures cooling efficiency — higher numbers mean lower energy costs. Federal minimums are 14–15 SEER2 depending on your region. For the best long-term savings, look for systems rated 16 SEER2 or higher. Many of our MRCOOL and Senville systems reach 17–18 SEER2.
Does Home Outlet Direct offer financing for central HVAC purchases?
Yes. Financing is available on qualifying orders, making it easier to invest in a high-efficiency central HVAC system without paying everything upfront. See our financing page for details on terms and eligibility.
Do central HVAC systems from Home Outlet Direct come with a warranty?
All systems come with the manufacturer's warranty. We also offer extended warranty and protection plans for added peace of mind. Brands like MRCOOL and Goodman are backed by industry-leading coverage.











