Sign In Or Register/Link Your Account To See Your Frigidaire 922415 - P7RE-042K (AHRI 7615294) 3 1/2 Ton 14 SEER, Single Packaged Air Conditioner, R410A Save products for later, or create lists to quickly re-buy items for routine jobs. Inventory At Nearby Branches P7RE SeriesThe P7 Series single packaged air conditioners are high efficiency self contained cooling units that can be installed on a slab. Heater kits are available as accessory items. Units are ETL and ETLc listed.FEATURES and BENEFITSQuality Compressor: State of the art compressor is standard equipment.Hi Pressure Switches: Ensure long compressor life.Micro-Channel Coils: Both indoor and outdoor all aluminum coils are designed to optimize heat transfer, minimize size and cost, and increase durability and reliability. ECM Blower Motor: Fixed torque energy efficient brushless DC ECM motor.Permanently Lubricated Condenser Motor: A heavy duty PSC motor for long lasting reliability and quiet operation. Requires no maintenance and is completely protected from rain and snow.

Low Voltage Transformer: Includes 3 Amp fuse to protect low voltage circuit.Liquid Line Filter Drier: Factory installed at a convenient location for service.Designed Using Galvanized Steel: With a polyester urethane coat finish. pact Footprint and Profile: Make the P7 Series easy to install and transport.0" Clearance: To combustibles on duct side of the unit allows for installations in tight areas.cost of hvac unit replacedWire Guard Coated with Earth Friendly Epoxy and Plastic Mesh Hail Guard. fresh air handling unit systemA guard that will never rust and protects the units coil from being damaged.hvac unit outside fan not runningRaised Base Pan: Allows water to drain away from the unit.Easy Compressor and Control Access: Designed to make servicing easier for the contractor, access panels are provided to all controls and the compressor from the side of the unit.

Hi/low service ports allow access without disrupting operation.Easy Access: To the evaporator coil for cleaning, blower assembly removal and general maintenance.Drain Trap: Design optimizes drainage capabilities.Removable Top Grille Assembly: Allows ease of service to the fan motor.Optional Electric Heat: Field installed 5 - 20 KW. NameFrigidaire 922415 - P7RE-042K (AHRI 7615294) 3 1/2 Ton 14 SEER, Single Packaged Air Conditioner, R410A SKU - PIM Number1432714543842 Warranty Offered10 Year Parts - 1 Year Conditional Unit Replacement GEM - Case Quantity Tell Us How We Can Improve Your Shopping Experience - click here!Based on breakthrough engineering technology, the MovinCool CM25 ceiling-mounted air conditioner offers a combination of features and benefits simply unavailable elsewhere on the market today. Unlike a traditional fan coil unit, the MovinCool CM25 offers a totally self-contained unit that is perfect for small rooms and tight spaces. The CM25 provides dedicated air conditioning to conference rooms and other spaces in need of cooling.

It offers a high sensible cooling capacity, plus a 14 SEER rating, made possible by an energy-saving, variable-speed inverter compressor and inverter fan motors. And unlike fan coil units, MovinCool CM25 systems offer easy installation. The CM25 comes standard with a state-of-the-art, wall-mounted controller that offers advanced communications, monitoring, self-diagnostic and troubleshooting capabilities. Besides the unit's 14 SEER rating, additional green features include R-410A refrigerant and RoHS compliance. The CM25 is only 20" high, so it can fit in tight spaces easier than units using fan coils. A built-in mounting bracket, along with built-in flanges and vibration isolators, allows easy installation above a drop ceiling, using standard, off-the-shelf hardware. Its unique self-contained design also eliminates the need for refrigerant connections, further reducing installation costs. HVAC Standards: What's Changed in Your Region? Important changes are taking place that could affect the

efficiency of your next heating or cooling system. Choosing the efficiency of your new furnace, air conditioner or heat pump is one of the most crucial decisions you will make in terms of long-term performance, initial system costs andHowever, now you may now have to take more than just the Efficiency standards change as new information becomes available to governmental agencies and new technology is developed by heating and coolingIf you were to purchase a new system 15 years ago, it may have only been between 6 and 10 SEER. New efficiency standards, even those in place before the most recent change, blow those old figures out of the water. to 2015, units had to be manufactured to meet at least 13 SEER. heating efficiency, heat pumps and gas furnaces had to be rated at least 7.7 HSPF and 78% AFUE respectively. All of these ratings were national in the past – a homeowner in Florida could have a 13 SEER air conditioner and so could a homeowner in Minnesota.

Now, with the new changes, efficiency ratings will vary for air conditioners. Changes to Regional Efficiency Guidelines The Department of Energy has ruled that some parts of the country will have to meet Regional efficiency standards. These will take effect for split system and packaged air conditioners starting 2015. Homeowners in the North will adhere to the old minimum efficiency standard (of 13 SEER) – while homeowners in the South and the Southwest must meet at least 14 SEER. Additionally, the Southwest will have an EER minimum requirement to meet. A split system air conditioner installed in a home in the Southwest will also have to meet 12.2 EER (if it works below 45,000 BTU/H) or 11.7 EER (if it works above 45,000 BTU/H). Furthermore, the Southwest will also have an EER requirement for package air conditioners (although all regions throughout the nation will have to meet a new minimum SEER rating of 14 SEER). Equipment installed in homes in the Southwest

must also be rated at 11.0 EER. Changes to National Efficiency Guidelines Homeowners everywhere should be concerned with the changes to national energyThese will take effect for split system heat pumps and allAfter January 1, 2015, split system heat pumps will have to be rated at a minimum of 14 SEER and 8.2 HSPF. Packaged air conditioners and packaged heat pumps will have to meet a minimum of 14 SEER – a one-SEER jumpThe minimum-efficiency rating for gas/electric packaged units will also be raised. They will now have to be rated at a minimum of 14 SEER What This Means for Homeowners When purchasing a new air conditioner, heat pump or packaged system, homeowners will need to keep these efficiency standards in mind. both performance and monetary benefits that come with choosing a high-efficiency heating or cooling system. If you already have a heating or cooling system that meets the efficiency standards it may improve the resale value of your home.

However, the biggest benefit will come in the form of money-saving, efficientWhen you have an ultra-high-efficiency HVAC system, the unit will maximize the amount of cooling or heating power extracted from a given amountThis can cut money from your monthly utility bills. and cooling costs can comprise a significant chunk – 44% of monthly utility costs – maximizing efficiency is a good way to keep money in your pocket at the end of each month.In addition to raising the minimum efficiency level requirements for equipment on a national level, the Department of Energy is enacting a policy that would affect the efficiency of equipment purchased in different areas of the country – either the North, South or Southwest. A 13-SEER air conditioner won’t be good enough if you live in Florida, but while in Minnesota you could be completely fine. If you are looking for the peak of heating and cooling efficiency and performance, a Frigidaire system can address your needs.

Frigidaire has one of the most efficient air conditioners available – the 25.5 SEER iQ Drive® air conditioner. This unit can modulate from 40% to 118% capacity using an inverter-driven rotary compressor. capabilities lead to some of the most efficient performance and home comfortPlus, this unit is significantly over minimum-efficiency standards Which region are you in? Now it's time to figure out how your system selection would be influenced. would be considered a northern state. States that are considered to be a part of the northern region include: Alaska, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, North Dakota, South Dakota, Kansas, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia, New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Vermont, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Maine. The states that comprise the southern region are: Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Kentucky,