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Can anyone help me find out if this hvac unit is rated to be installed on its side?

Brand name is kenmore by international comfort products corp.Model NTC6125KJG1.

I was not able to find them listed on the web.

Even a good link to research this would be appreciated thanks to anyone who can help.

P.s it appears to have been built in 2001.

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I did find some info at furnacecompare.com that indicates that Airquest (an International Comfort Products brand) NTC6125KJ** furnaces might be either up flow or horizontal flow. I'm not sure what the last 2 digits (the G1) mean but it does seem likely that it's OK.

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Originally posted by Richard Moore

I did find some info at furnacecompare.com that indicates that Airquest (an International Comfort Products brand) NTC6125KJ** furnaces might be either up flow or horizontal flow. I'm not sure what the last 2 digits (the G1) mean but it does seem likely that it's OK.

Had the same issue a couple weeks ago with a Heil furnace (Heil is one of the many divisions of Internation Comfort) I was able to e-mail them with the model # and they got right back to me with an answer & pdf file of the installers instructions (it was not a sideflow furnace) - If this link doesn't work the way I'm loading it, shoot me an e-mail and I will send you back their customer service e-mail address or the web site.

http://www.icpusa.com/default.htm

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NTC6125KJG1 was made by ICP and is rated to be either up-flow or Horizontal applications, it is a 125,000 btu/hr input rated for 5 tons of cooling

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