New Carrier data numbers ?

[Nolan Kienitz]

Anyone have the magical decoder ring (err file) for the new Carrier systems?

All the data sheets I have don't address the BTUs/tonnage and other such numbers in the new 2010 systems.

I've attached a couple data plate images from two Carrier systems at today's HI.

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[In-Depth]

Looks like 2010 2.5t units to me going by their system in the past.

Jim

[Chad Fabry]

Hi Nolan,

The first #'s in the model # are almost always btu's/1000 - in this case I think the Btu's are the model # 24.... x1000= 24,000. At 12,000 btu's to the ton, that would equal a two ton unit.

Date of manufacture is on the tag.

[Nolan Kienitz]

Hi Nolan,

The first #'s in the model # are almost always btu's/1000 - in this case I think the Btu's are the model # 24.... x1000= 24,000. At 12,000 btu's to the ton, that would equal a two ton unit.

Date of manufacture is on the tag.

Problem there is that there are two different size units and the 24 exists as part of the model number on both units.

The divisible by 12 just isn't sticking its head out on these 2010 model units.

[AHI in AR]

Looking at the electrical needs would indicate two different tonnage units also.

[Marc]

Carrier has always been the black sheep. Model numbers don't tell the tonnage, never did. Call Carrier...is all I know what to do.

Marc

[Marc]

On the other hand, chk this out. 2.5 ton

It for a ABB, not an ABC but then ABC doesn't yield an answer.

Marc

[Nolan Kienitz]

A close HI friend of mine down in Austin, TX sent me this document that he got at an HVAC class in the past year or so from a Carrier representative.

Has some good clues.

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