This Goodman GSX130181 (644618) has some cosmetic damage incurred during shipping. Unit has minor denting to the grill louvers on the front right corner. This unit has been tested & is holding pressure. For detailed photos please click 'See Additional Images' above. This Goodman GSX130181 (644618) meets the full manufacturer's specifications, comes with the full manufacturer's warranty, and includes Alpine's premium guarantee.

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In accordance with 2015 DOE Regional Cooling Efficiency Standards, the sale of this unit is limited to those living in following Northern states: AK, CO, CT, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, ME, MA, MI, MN, MO, MT, NE, NH, NJ, NY, ND, OH, OR, PA, RI, SD, UT, VT, WA, WV, WI, WY

For residents of Southern States:  AL, AR, DE, FL, GA, HI, KY, LA, MD, MS, NC, OK, SC, TN, TX, VA, DC - We recommend Direct Comfort by Goodman DC-GSX140181 model.

For residents of Southwest States:  AZ, CA, NV, NM - We recommend Direct Comfort by Goodman DC-GSX140191 model. If you need assistance in selecting your equipment, please call us at (800) 865 5931

The Goodman GSX13 Central Air Conditioning Condenser features energy efficiency and operating sound levels that are among the best in the heating and cooling industry. With its 13 to 14 SEER rating, the Goodman GSX13 air conditioning condenser will help reduce energy consumption throughout the life of the system.  Environmentally friendly R410a refrigerant is chlorine-free to help protect the ozone layer.

This condenser requires an indoor air handler or evaporator coil to complete the air conditioning system. Selecting the correct tonnage coil depends on two factors about the condenser: 1) the tonnage, and 2) the efficiency rating (listed as "SEER"). High efficiency central air conditioners (typically 14 SEER and above) are required to use a larger tonnage coil than the tonnage of the condenser. To find the correct coil for this condenser, please click on the Accessories tab below, or view the specifications sheet located in the Documents section below.

Some Goodman central air conditioning condensers include an orifice (also called "flow rater" or "piston") in a small bag taped to the side of the unit.  If included, use this orifice in place of the one that comes with your coil or air handler to make the two units fully compatible.  View this step-by-step guide to see how to easily change the orifice.

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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. You can legally purchase this equipment without being EPA certified, and, if you are mechanically inclined, perform about 90% of the equipment installation yourself. However, we strongly recommend to have a professional heating/cooling contractor do the final part of the installation including managing the 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.

Central Air Conditioner's Standard Features

• R-410A environmentally friendly refrigerant
• Energy-efficient scroll compressor
• High-pressure switch
• Copper tube/enhanced aluminum fin coil
• Service valves with sweat connections and easy-access gauge ports
• Contactor with lug connection
• Ground lug connection
• Factory installed liquid line filter dryer
• ARI Certified
• ETL Listed

Cabinet Features

• Unique central air conditioner sound control top design
• Steel louver coil guard
• Heavy-gauge galvanized-steel central air cabinet
• Attractive Architectural Gray powder-paint finish with 500-hour salt-spray approval
• Top and side maintenance access
• Single-panel access to controls with space provided for field-installed accessories
• When properly anchored, meets the 2001 Florida Building Code unit integrity requirements for hurricane-type winds