Goodman 3 Ton 16 SEER2 80% AFUE 100,000 BTU Gas Electric Air Conditioner Split System Horizontal R-32 | GLXS5BA3610 GR9S801005CX CHPTA4830C3

The Goodman 3 Ton 16 SEER2 80% AFUE 100,000 BTU Gas Electric Air Conditioner Split System Horizontal R-32 (GLXS5BA3610 / GR9S801005CX / CHPTA4830C3) is a complete residential heating and cooling solution designed for dependable year-round comfort. This matched system combines a 3-ton R-32 air conditioner, 80% AFUE gas furnace, and 4-ton horizontal cased evaporator coil for energy-efficient cooling and reliable heating.

Designed for horizontal installation, the system is suitable for attics, crawl spaces, and other limited-height installation areas. The furnace features single-stage heating and a multi-speed ECM blower motor for consistent airflow and efficient operation.

Key Features

• 3 Ton Cooling Capacity – Delivers 36,000 BTU of residential cooling
• 16 SEER2 Efficiency – Supports energy-efficient cooling performance
• 100,000 BTU Gas Furnace – Provides powerful single-stage heating
• 80% AFUE Efficiency – Converts approximately 80% of fuel into usable heat
• Horizontal R-32 Configuration – Suitable for attics, crawl spaces, and limited-height areas
• Multi-Speed ECM Blower – Promotes consistent airflow and efficient operation
• 4 Ton Evaporator Coil – Supports the matched system’s airflow and efficiency requirements

System Components Included

• Goodman GLXS5BA3610 3 Ton 16 SEER2 R-32 Air Conditioner
• Goodman GR9S801005CX 100,000 BTU 80% AFUE Single-Stage Gas Furnace
• Goodman CHPTA4830C3 4 Ton Cased Horizontal R-32 Evaporator Coil

Compatibility & Installation Notes

The GLXS5BA3610 / GR9S801005CX / CHPTA4830C3 system is configured for residential horizontal applications. Although the evaporator coil has a nominal 4-ton capacity, it may be paired with the 3-ton condenser as part of an approved matched configuration. The complete combination should be verified using applicable AHRI certification data.

Compatibility with the property’s ductwork, electrical service, natural gas supply, refrigerant lines, condensate drainage, and approved furnace venting must be confirmed before installation. A professional heating-load calculation is recommended to ensure the 100,000 BTU furnace is properly sized for the property.

Specifications

• System Type: Gas Electric Split System
• Cooling Capacity: 3 Ton / 36,000 BTU
• Evaporator Coil Capacity: 4 Ton / 48,000 BTU nominal
• Heating Input: 100,000 BTU
• Heating Output: Approximately 80,000 BTU
• Cooling Efficiency: 16 SEER2
• Furnace Efficiency: 80% AFUE
• Furnace Stages: Single-Stage
• Blower Motor: Multi-Speed ECM
• Refrigerant: R-32
• Installation Orientation: Horizontal

Installation Notes

• Verify compatibility with the existing horizontal ductwork
• Complete a heating and cooling load calculation before installation
• Confirm electrical service and natural gas connection requirements
• Check the required refrigerant line sizes before installation
• Install approved furnace venting and proper evaporator-coil condensate drainage
• Confirm adequate installation and service clearances
• Verify the complete system’s AHRI-rated performance
• Installation should be completed by a qualified HVAC professional

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in this Goodman HVAC system?

The package includes the GLXS5BA3610 air conditioner, GR9S801005CX gas furnace, and CHPTA4830C3 horizontal evaporator coil.

What is the cooling capacity of this system?

The system provides 3 tons or 36,000 BTU of cooling capacity.

Is the furnace single-stage or two-stage?

The Goodman GR9S801005CX is a single-stage gas furnace that delivers consistent heating output.

What is the approximate heating output?

With an 80% AFUE rating, the 100,000 BTU furnace provides approximately 80,000 BTU of usable heating output.

Why is a 4-ton evaporator coil paired with a 3-ton air conditioner?

A larger nominal coil may be used to achieve the system’s targeted efficiency and airflow performance. The exact combination should be confirmed using applicable AHRI certification data.

Where can a horizontal HVAC system be installed?

Horizontal systems are commonly installed in attics, crawl spaces, and other limited-height areas, subject to local codes and manufacturer clearance requirements.

Does this system use R-32 refrigerant?

Yes. The air conditioner and evaporator coil are designed for R-32 refrigerant.