The Direct Comfort by Goodman® brand DC-GSXC7 17.2 SEER2 Central Air Conditioner uses the environmentally friendly refrigerant R-410A and features energy efficiencies and operating sound levels that are among the best in the heating and air conditioning industry. R-410A is chlorine-free to help prevent damage to the ozone layer. The DC-GSXC7 features a two-stage, high-efficiency scroll compressor, which provides improved temperature and humidity control. This unit is designed for the consumer who desires superior comfort, quiet operation, and environmentally friendly air conditioning performance.

This central air conditioning condenser requires an indoor air handler or furnace and evaporator coil as part of a complete system. What tonnage coil or air handler should you use? It depends on two factors about the outside portion of the central air conditioning system: 1) the tonnage, and 2) the efficiency rating (listed as "SEER2"). Usually, high efficiency central air conditioning condensers are required to use a larger tonnage evaporator coil than the tonnage of the outside central air condenser. (For example, a 2 ton central air conditioning condenser might be paired with a 3 ton or 3.5 ton evaporator coil.) To find the specific coils or air handlers that are recommended by Direct Comfort by Goodman for this central air conditioning condenser, please click on the Accessories tab above. 

In order to achieve the 17.2 SEER2 efficiency this central air conditioner must be installed with the manufacturer recommended evaporator coil, a Direct Comfort by Goodman variable speed furnace, variable speed air handler, or variable speed modular blower with evaporator coil and thermostatic expansion valve (TXV). (See the Accessories tab above for most compatible products).

This is a communicating piece of equipment and to achieve full efficiency and functionality it must be paired with a Direct Comfort by Goodman communicating furnace, air handler, or modular blower with evaporator coil. 

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Please note that this air conditioning equipment comes pre-charged with R-410A liquid refrigerant and by Federal law cannot be released to the atmosphere. Yes, you can purchase this equipment without being EPA certified. If you are mechanically inclined you may perform about 90% of the equipment installation yourself. However we strongly recommend that a professional heating / cooling contractor do the final part of the installation, including the managing of refrigerant. An HVAC contractor has the tools and know-how to do this work. Also, having a contractor perform the final startup and inspection of this central air conditioner validates your warranty with Alpine.

Standard Features

• Two-stage Copeland Ultra-Tech scroll compressor
• Quiet two-speed ECM outdoor fan motor
• Integrated communicating ComfortBridge™ Technology
• Commissioning and diagnostics via Bluetooth indoor board via CoolCloud™ App
• Copeland® ComfortAlert™ built in diagnostics
• Copper tube/enhanced aluminum fin coil - 5mm on 2.0-3.0T
• Color-coded terminal strip for non-communicating set-up
• Only two low-voltage wires required in communication mode
• Factory-installed filter drier
• Factory-installed transformer
• Factory-installed high and low-pressure switches
• High-density foam compressor sound blanket
• Fully charged for 15' of tubing length
• Ambient temperature sensors
• Ground lug connection
• AHRI Certified - ETL Listed

Cabinet Features

• Removable grille-style top design compliant with UL 60335-2-40
• New venturi for improved airflow and less noise
• Heavy-gauge galvanized steel cabinet
• Baked-on powder-paint finish with 500-hour salt-spray approval
• Steel louver coil guard with rust-resistant screws
• Top and side maintenance access
• Single-panel access to controls with space for field-installed accessories
• Service valves with sweat connections and easy-access gauge ports
• When properly anchored, meets the 2020 Florida Building Code unit integrity requirements for hurricane-type winds