American Standard's Silver Series heat pumps pair hardworking, Duration compressors with Spine Fin™ coils, offering an excellent balance of affordability, efficiency and year-round comfort. For tight spaces and zero-lot-line applications, our ENERGY STAR® qualified Silver 16 Side Discharge heat pump makes a perfect match.
American Standard® Split System Heat Pump, Silver 15 Series, Model: 5A6H5042A, 208-230 V, 24 A, 1/3 hp, 60 Hz, 1 ph Phase, 850 rpm Rotational Speed, 42000 Btu/hr, 4992 cfm, 16.5 SEER, 8.5 HSPF, Scroll Compressor, R-454B Refrigerant, 5/16 in Liquid Line, 7/8 in Suction Line, 40 A Fuse Rating, 30.8 sq-ft Face Area Coil, Direct Drive, Tonnage: 3.5 ton, 70 to 75 dBA Sound Level, 1 Stages, Steel, Galvanized/Painted, 115 deg F, 45 in H x 37 in W x 34 in D
- Series Silver 15 Series
- Shearer-Tonnage 3.5 Ton
- Shearer-SEER Rating 15 SEER2
- Tonnage 3.5 ton
- SEER Rating 16.5
- Voltage Rating 208-230 V
- Refrigerant Type R-454B
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- Our best value, the Silver 15 Heat Pump has a 16.5 SEER2 rating and saves you up to 50 percent on your heating and cooling energy usage.
- The Silver 15 Heat Pump offers affordable, efficient, and reliable heating and cooling thanks to its Spine Fin™ coil and Duration™ compressor.
- Pair your heat pump with a gas furnace to enjoy the benefits of a hybrid system. Once your heat pump reaches its heating capacity, your gas furnace steps in to keep you comfortable. Together, they offer you reliable comfort that could lower your energy costs.
- The Silver 15 Heat Pump surpasses government efficiency standards and cools and heats with a more environmentally-friendly refrigerant that is ozone safe and helps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
- A system that's quiet and has top-tier efficiency ratings so that you can save on energy bills and enjoy a comfortable house without the noise.
- Our best value heat pump. Efficient performance and premium comfort.
- The Silver 15 Heat Pump saves up to 50 percent on your heating and cooling energy usage while reducing greenhouse gas emissions by significantly surpassing government efficiency standards