The Goodman® GPG16 SEER (Two-stage) Packaged Gas/Electric Unit features high-efficiency performance and reasonable operating costs. This 16 SEER unit allows for a ground-level or rooftop mount and horizontal or down-flow applications. The GPG16 is housed in a heavy-gauge, zinc-coated steel cabinet that offers a high-quality, UV-resistant powder-paint finish.  Heating operates out of the box on natural gas, and can be easily converted to operate on propane with optional LP conversion kit (see Accessories tab above).  

This package unit can be easily installed in manufactured or modular homes which use smaller (high static pressure) duct work. The package unit can also be easily converted to accommodate a plenum for normal or low-static applications. The Goodman package unit series are self-contained so the only connections needed for installation are the supply and return ducts, the gas line, low voltage wiring, high voltage power, and the drain connection. The units are ETL listed and ARI certified. 

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Standard Features

• Two-stage high-efficiency compressor 
• Durable, corrosion-resistant T-140 aluminized steel tubular heat exchanger
• Multi-speed ECM indoor blower motor
• Copper tube/aluminum fin condenser coil
• All-aluminum evaporator coil
• Direct spark ignition system includes a microprocessor-based control for the entire ignition sequence
• Power-assisted combustion
• Loss-of-charge protection & high-pressure switch
• Two-stage gas valve; natural gas with easy conversion to propane
• All blower operation and all safety circuits complete with self-diagnostics
• All models comply with California Low NOx emission standards

Cabinet Features

• Fully insulated heavy-gauge, zinc-coated steel cabinet with UV-resistant powder-paint finish
• Horizontal or downflow application
• Convenient access panels
• One roof curb fits all units
• Bottom, 2” high base rails for easier handling
• All models fit a standard-size pick-up truck
• When properly anchored, meets the 2010 Florida Building Code unit integrity requirements for hurricane-type winds