Deciphering American Standard Model #

[elevatedvagabond]

I've been working with Trane units for years now and understand their model #'s pretty good, but I cannot tell the SEER rating of an American Standard H/P... Any help would be appreciated.
M: 2A6B0048A1000AB
All I can tell is that it is a 4 ton R-22 unit.
A Trane would be more like 2TWR1048R1000AB
4 Ton 10 Seer R-22 unit

[meh70087]

Builders line 00(10seer) 4 ton

[elevatedvagabond]

Thanks for the quick response...How do they list a 13 or 15 seer? 30 and 50 (like Trane)?

[rundawg]

How do they list a 13 or 15 seer? 30 and 50 (like Trane)?

Only the 3 and 5 indicate seer. 3= 13 seer and 5 = 15 seer ect. ect........

The second "0" just means it has "Brazed" connections.

[elevatedvagabond]

Interesting... Thanks for another tidbit of info.

[flanders]

It would be nice if all of the equipment manufacturers would use a universal coding system. That would make everything easier! :gah:

[elevatedvagabond]

It would be nice if all of the equipment manufacturers would use a universal coding system. That would make everything easier! :gah:

Amen to that.... But it will never happen