it's part of the model #. Post make, mod and ser #'s and we'll try to help
Where on the information plate on a standard exterior residential A/C unit will it tell me the tonnage? Is there a mathmatical equation between the FLA and RLA? Thank you for your professional advice.
it's part of the model #. Post make, mod and ser #'s and we'll try to help
No.
The model number tells you.
Makes a good trivia question at the next get together....
the model number is 561CJ036-E Whick tells me the tonnage? Thank you
036 = 36,000 BTU's (nominal). That Bryant's a 3-ton unit.
the 036 says 36,000 btu or 3 ton....
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LOL sline-dawg. It must be Friday. I added nominal in my original post. The unit may not, and likely doesn't, get precisely that many BTU's (it can vary slightly). Are you planning a replacement, having issues, or just wish to know the tonnage?
He wants to move it, and wants to know how much it weighs.
Hey Ryan... Had a c3-51 Lennox coil mated to a Bryant 036..... What do ya think that combo had going.....
BTW... both were dirtier than .....at least my mind..
Who knows... was the air cold enough?
The model number gives you the tonnage. You will see a number such as 36 42, 48 ,54 etc.Somewhere in the model #. 36=3ton 42=3 1/2 ton so on.
I have an old Sears and Roebuck unit. Can you tell me what the tonnage of my system is? I want to replace my failing condenser outside.
These numbers are from the evaporator in my attic:
Model: 867.813150
MFR. No.: 64755
Type No.: 55-94753
R22: 29oz
So, there is a "50" in the model number. Does that make it 50,000 BTU for about a 4 Ton unit?
BTW, the outside condenser/compressor eats about 25AMPs on one of the 110Volt legs . What can I expect a new unit to pull?
Any recommendations on what to replace the condensor outside with (Brand)?
Thanks a TON!
You need to replace both indoor and outdoor unit.
Can't tell you by that model number. But a load calc can tell you what size you need.