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    Confused Which Coil for this equipment?

    Can someone tell me what is the right Lennox coil for this equipment (or if there is more than one which will work, which one is better and why)? Also, is there any specfic air filter you would recommend. Thank you.

    Downstairs Units
    Lennox XC15-036 3 ton 15 SEER A/C
    Lennox G61MPV-90 90,000 BTU 94% effieicnt gas furnace with variable speed blower

    Upstairs Units
    Lennox XC15-030 2-1/2 ton 15 SEER A/C
    Lennox G60UHV-070 70,000 BTU 80% efficient gas furnace with variable speed blower

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    Quote Originally Posted by JJMJD View Post
    Can someone tell me what is the right Lennox coil for this equipment (or if there is more than one which will work, which one is better and why)? Also, is there any specfic air filter you would recommend. Thank you.

    Downstairs Units
    Lennox XC15-036 3 ton 15 SEER A/C
    Lennox G61MPV-90 90,000 BTU 94% effieicnt gas furnace with variable speed blower

    Upstairs Units
    Lennox XC15-030 2-1/2 ton 15 SEER A/C
    Lennox G60UHV-070 70,000 BTU 80% efficient gas furnace with variable speed blower
    Have the contractor that you choose provide you with the correct ARI certificate number.

    There are most likely multiple choices for your equipment, and since you have variable speed equipment all three items must be matched.

    I would look it up but I have 10,000 things to do right now.

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    C33-43 with a G61MPV-36C-090 is rated at 15.20 SEER Cert # 1329808

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    C33-31 with a G60UHV-36B-070 is rated at 15.20 SEER ARI cert # 1329596.

    Both of them need TXV's etc...........I just did the quickest search

    The blowers have to match. A G61MPV-60C-090 might use a different combo..........I did not check for that!

    And if that second story unit is being installed horizontal in an attic, well that's a different coil again.

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    Hey Bob - Thank you for your help.

    Is the TVX automatically included or do I need to make sure it is on the bid?

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    Bob is a Dave Lennox premier dealer, so he's the one to ask about your Lennox equipment. However, from his response, I got the inclination from his response that you needed the TXV separately. The C33 from the factory has an orifice metering device, and the TXV is an option. The CX34 has a TXV factory installed. My info comes from Lennox's engineering data for both coils. So it looks like either coil could be made to work. What did the contractor who quoted the C33 say about the TXV?

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    Thank you. I will be asking the contractor tomorrow. Used the long weekend to try to figure out what to ask!

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    I think you have a good idea of what to ask now... thermostat (IAQ possibility), coil (TXV), and filter (one ontractor didn't specify any). Good luck with the new system.

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    Yea anything with x in the mod.# is 410a on lennox and has to have a txv.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RyanHughes View Post
    Bob is a Dave Lennox premier dealer, so he's the one to ask about your Lennox equipment. However, from his response, I got the inclination from his response that you needed the TXV separately. The C33 from the factory has an orifice metering device, and the TXV is an option. The CX34 has a TXV factory installed. My info comes from Lennox's engineering data for both coils. So it looks like either coil could be made to work. What did the contractor who quoted the C33 say about the TXV?
    Correct, the TXV is field installed with the C33 coil.

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    Thanks to all who responded - the information is very helpful.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JJMJD View Post
    Thanks to all who responded - the information is very helpful.
    Now your job Monday is to tell us what your contractor is providing.

    We need the blower size on the G61MPV also, that makes a difference if it's a 36 or a 60.

    Is the G60UHV up stairs a horizontal?

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    I will post when I get the info from the contractor. Current bid just says (a) XC-15-036 3 ton 15 SEER A/C, G61MPV-90 90,000 BTU 94% efficent gas furnace with variable speed blower and CX-33-038 3-ton coil and (b) XC-15-030 2-1/2 ton 15 SEER A/C, G60UHV-070 70,000 BTU 80% efficent gas furnace with variable speed blower and CX-33-038 3-ton coil. The upstairs unit is in a closet and is horizontal (up-flow). Thank you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JJMJD View Post
    I will post when I get the info from the contractor. Current bid just says (a) XC-15-036 3 ton 15 SEER A/C, G61MPV-90 90,000 BTU 94% efficent gas furnace with variable speed blower and CX-33-038 3-ton coil and (b) XC-15-030 2-1/2 ton 15 SEER A/C, G60UHV-070 70,000 BTU 80% efficent gas furnace with variable speed blower and CX-33-038 3-ton coil. The upstairs unit is in a closet and is horizontal (up-flow). Thank you.

    I do not see a C33-38 or a CX34-38 for a 90K btuh furnace match, only 70K, so there must be a mistake.

    There is no CX33, it's C33 or CX34 so you need to clarify.

    ARI 3007821 gives you 15.50 SEER with a G60UHV-36B-070, a C33-38 with a TXV and a XC15, so that one works.

    ARI 3007978 is the same using a CX34 so that's a match.

    You also need to clarify weather horizontal or upflow, you said it's both and in a closet, so I suspect upflow!

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    I think he meant the one i horizontal in the attice, and the other is vertical in a closet.

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    HeyBob the company that I work for is also a Dave Lennox premier dealer in our area.

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    Quote Originally Posted by beenthere View Post
    I think he meant the one i horizontal in the attice, and the other is vertical in a closet.
    I was wondering about that........

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    What I meant is the upstairs unit is in a narrow closet and the ductwork goes up into the attic. I thought this meant "up-flow"? Sorry for any confusion.

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    That is upflow.

    Yep, sometimes we need thigs spelled out for us. Cause we just can't see it from our monitors.

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    Quote Originally Posted by beenthere View Post
    That is upflow.

    Yep, sometimes we need thigs spelled out for us. Cause we just can't see it from our monitors.
    That's an understatement!

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