3 Ton 13 SEER Sweat A/C System with 21 in. Coil and 30 ft. Line Set This single phase 13 SEER sweat air conditioning system is designed for residential applications and consists of the outdoor condenser, indoor coil, and line set. The condenser is charged with R-410A refrigerant and has a top air discharge; the compact cabinet measures 28 in. H x 29 in. W x 9 in. D. The multi-positional cased coil is filled with dry nitrogen, comes with a factory installed thermal expansion valve for increased efficiency and measures 26 in. H x 21 in. W x 21.5 in. D. The Line Set is 30 ft. in length and has a 3/8 in. liquid line and 3/4 in. insulated suction line. ARI Listed and Certified, UL Listed. Final connections from line set to coil and condenser must be done by a certified technician. The system is designed to be used with a new or existing furnace or air handler which are available separately.Written 2 Things are needed. 1. A local guy you can trust that can do the calculation on your home, I believe its called Manual J, to find the correct size of an air conditioner you need and then install it.

and buy a new unit for cheap.Written I highly recommend doing comparison shopping so you can see which product fits your budget and needs the best. This is an example of an article discussing different AC pricing options:Rheem Air Conditioner Prices: Costs, Pros, Cons, and MoreWritten The lowest cost of replacing your AC unit would be not replacing it. It very important to determine if it is really necessary to replace the unit or its replacement moment may be ahead on time. I will give you some expert’s tips to take into account when considering to buy a new AC unit.Take note of the age: If your unit is being on use for less than 10 years, it may be not necessary to replace it.Lists the times when the unit has been repaired: If your unit only requires the visit of a professional maintenance service once a year, it is probably good to go some more years.Analyze your energy bill: If you don’t see any weird peaks of consumption that you cannot identify, this constant indicates that your AC unit is still working properly.

Finally, a professional evaluation of your AC unit will tell you with accuracy how long can you keep using it, or if there are any signs of imminent failure.Written Aside from bargain shopping for a unit, you can do a variety of things throughout your home to save on energy costs and help your AC unit not run so often. You can find plenty of tips by searching around here: Applegate Home Comfort | HVAC Repair Services | Lansing MIHope that helps #32  of 67 brands of central air conditioners Read more about RUUD central air conditioners Location: Long Beach, MS I just took the time to read all these reviews and noticed nearly all seem due to poor installation and horrible pricing on the part of whatever HVAC company these people are using. Rheem isn't the problem. I own 2 Ruuds, both high efficiency. One was installed in 2012, the other in 2015. I've spent well over $1,000 the past few years keeping these things running. Control board, evaporator coil,

One still periodically stops cooling. I see many other reviewers had the same issues as I do. I called customer service and they basically threw my installer under the bus. I understand that Ruud is the same as Rheem. I don't ever plan on getting either again. Compressor is junk inside 9 years. Buy a different brand.home air conditioner compressor will not start "Buy a Trane or Lennox"home air conditioner compressor will not come on Had the unit for 8 years. best home hvac brandHaven't had a year that it didn't need to beCompressor problems over and over. Wouldn't buy one again and I regret listening to the sales person instead of getting another brand, Sounds like the compressor is done for now and if it is, I won't repair it.

I will buy a good window unit like I had for years that never brokeExpensive piece of junk. I'm a contractor that has been installing A/C systems for over 30 years. The biggest problem I run into on problem systems is improperly installed equipment, not manufacturer issues. 90% of all problems stemImproper brazing techniques (not using nitrogen while brazing ) is a major biggie. to manufacturer are pretty much the same. The biggest difference is the quality of workmanship and who installs the equipment, more so than theI read through the complaints and most cases are workmanship issues, not bad equipment. In my experience I have found the manufacturers stand behind their equipment. What a manufacturer can't do is warranty a poor installation for workmanship. "You can't fix stupid" on the installation side. My recommendation is you pay for what you get. There are no "apples for apples" in my business. If it's cheaper ask yourself a question, what are you not getting that the other quotes are

As in any industry, you pay for quality and experience. Consider this when purchasing not only the product but the service that has to accompany it as well. "Problems with Ruud A/C" My unit is only 2 years old. I also have those defective coils which I understand are no longer being used due to the widespread problems. Because the copper coils leak, I spent $400 to have all the Freon replaced, plus $700 to have the replacement (aluminum) coil installed. Only the coil was covered by warranty. I think this should be handled like an auto recall situation. Ruud should pay for the new coils regardless of the warranty situation, plus the cost of installation andIs a class action suit applicable? I have had this unit for fifteen years and have never had a serviceI owned a Rheem for eighteen years with one call made in the last year of its life. My next door neighbor has had a Ruud for over twenty years with one service call.

All I can say is the next unit will be aHave had the system for less than 8 years, still under warranty. issue was a design flaw. They can't repair it, only a band aid. compressor, 3rd now is faulty wiring in the system that somehow is notThe 100% not covered under warranty system is what the warranty certificate should list as title. Taking the time to write this review in order to spare you from a bad purchase. Now they tell me I have to replace the system at an additional cost of $5000. March 2012 - Purchased equipment, $ 4,000. April 2014 - Isolation test $425, replaced the evaporator coil, $799. December 2015 - Replaced TXV valve, pump down and recharge, $799. Total of $2,023 in repairs = 57% of original cost spent in less than 3 years! Also spent more money on annual checkups and diagnostic visit. We had a warranty and after 3 years it cost $1.700.00 to repair coilsThe unit has 2 holes for wiring which were not plugged so aIt pays to have holes not used plugged.