Rheem air handler size

[3rdi]

Anybody have a link to find out the size of a Rheem air handler or can tell me what size a RSHA17J10NFAA air handler is?

I do commercial heating and A/C work and did a quick search to find the size of it but I can't seem to find anything.

I have no idea how old it is or if my friend read the m/n correctly. He's in NC and I'm in VA and I'm trying to give him some info over the phone. He had the condensing unit replaced this spring by a "local guy" on the side and I have a feeling he has two different efficiency rated units.

Just doing some homework for him so he doesn't get ripped off again.

A York 2 1/2 ton H/P condenser was instaled BTW.

[rlj1117]

2.5 or 3.0 depending on coil thats installed, serial # will tell you age

[karsthuntr]

It should be matched with a Rheem unit.

You can go to http://www.rheemote.net and find specs. You will need user name and password.

[3rdi]

Thank you for the quick replies. I don't like installing different brands myself but my friend went about this all wrong IMHO (I didn't know about this until this morning when his heat failed to work).

[BaldLoonie]

Not an accurate model #. The RSHA should look like this:
RSHA-HM2417. The older units such as RBHA would have a 17J10****. If it is a RBHA, that model would have come without coil so no idea what's in it.

[docholiday]

It doesnt matter, odds of getting a 13 SEER York unit to work with a Rheem coil is a shot in the dark at best. Odds are the call was made because the unit wasnt working properly. Who'd a thunk it?