12 EER rooftop's

[riverman]

Have a customer who is looking for all packaged rooftop equipment (gas/electric) on a job to be a minimum 12 EER on all three phase equipment.

There are a few units (3, 4 & 5 ton) and some that are in the 6, 10, 12.5 and 15 ton size. I cannot find anyone that offers a minimum 12 EER (not SEER) unit and wondered if anyone knew what brands were out there that met that demand.

I tried:

Trane
Carrier
ICP
Lennox

None of these meet that requirement. Most are in the 10-11 EER but none meet the 12.

Maybe my customer is just confused with the 13 SEER single phase stuff??

Thanks

[Freezeking2000]

I get Luxair/ York in 12 EER.

[jerryb175]

I Carry Bryant and I just installed 13 seer legacy series package unit.

[jayguy]

does your customer have an excellent history of keeping the equipment clean and in top notch shape? if not, then try to convince them that a dirty 12 EER unit uses just as much energy as a dirty 10 EER unit, so save the money and headaches. if they do have a good maintenance record, then by all means, go for the gold! poor selection, cheap installation, and terrible maintenance doesn't do anybody any good. good luck!

[riverman]

Originally posted by Freezeking2000
I get Luxair/ York in 12 EER.

Model numbers? must be EER not SEER ..

[riverman]

Originally posted by jerryb175
I Carry Bryant and I just installed 13 seer legacy series package unit.

I think those are single phase units .. not three phase.

[jrbenny]

If I read it correctly, his customer is implementing the minimum. It ain't an uncle sam minimum.

Carrier can do it in 4 thru 10 ton units.

48PG Centurion (http://www.catalog.commercial.carrier.com/commercial/hvac/product_physical_data/0,3060,CLI1_DIV12_ETI440_PRD1170_SIT68,00.html)