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Upflow Hybrid Gas Electric Split Systems

Upflow Hybrid Gas Electric Split Systems
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Upflow Dual Fuel Systems

Upflow dual fuel (heat pump + gas furnace) systems are matched outdoor and indoor equipment built around a furnace that moves air up. They are made for basements, closets and utility rooms where the furnace sits below the ductwork and pushes air up into it. Getting the configuration right is the first step in a smooth replacement: it decides how the furnace connects to your existing plenum and return, and whether the cased coil sits above, below or beside it.

Each system here pairs the outdoor unit, a matched evaporator coil and a upflow furnace that are certified to work together, so the efficiency on the listing is the efficiency the system is rated to deliver.

What you’ll find here

  • Brands: Goodman
  • Cooling efficiency: 14.3 to 19 SEER2
  • Heat pump heating efficiency: 7.5 to 8.8 HSPF2
  • Furnace efficiency: 80%, 95%, 96% and 97% AFUE
  • Furnace configuration: upflow
  • Refrigerant: R-32
  • Every system is sold as an AHRI-matched set

How to choose

  • Confirm the configuration matches your existing install before you compare anything else
  • Choose 80% AFUE for mild winters and simple venting, 90%+ for cold climates and lower gas bills
  • Compare HSPF2 for heat pump heating efficiency and SEER2 for cooling
  • Size from a Manual J load calculation, not just square footage
  • Check the furnace cabinet width so the coil and plenum line up

Is upflow right for my home?

Look at how your current furnace is installed. If the supply plenum is on top, you need upflow. If the supply comes out the bottom into a floor duct, you need downflow. If the furnace lies on its side in an attic or crawl space, you need horizontal. Many furnaces are multi-position and listed as more than one configuration, but the coil and the venting still have to suit the install, so confirm the layout with your contractor before ordering.

Need help matching your home?

Call 1.888.509.3391 with your square footage, your current equipment and how the furnace is installed, and we will help you choose. Most in-stock orders ship in 2 to 3 business days, and shipping is free on orders over $399.