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Armstrong Air 4 Tons Gas Heat Upflow Air Conditioner System - 16 SEER - 4SCU16LS148P / A80US2V090C20 / 1.841226

Armstrong Air 4 Tons Gas Heat Upflow Air Conditioner System - 16 SEER - 4SCU16LS148P / A80US2V090C20 / 1.841226

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Features
  • 4.0 Ton 16 SEER 2 Stg Condensing Unit
  • 29.38 Inches Width x 31.25 Inches Depth
  • 3/8LL 7/8SL
  • 45A MOCP
  • 200 Lbs
  • 3.5-5 Ton 88 MBH 80% 2 Stage Furnace Variable Speed ECM Motor 21.0 Inches Width x 33 Inches Height
  • 159 Lbs
  • Comfort Sync A3 Ultra-Smart Communicating WiFi Thermostat
  • 7 in. HD LCD Display
  • 2 Lbs
What our Experts Think
  • Two-stage cooling: The 4SCU16LS148P condensing unit uses a two-stage scroll compressor, providing gentle low-speed operation during mild conditions and full power when needed.

  • Durable coil design: MHT™ technology with rifled tubing and lanced fins ensures efficient heat transfer and long-term refrigerant performance.

  • Quiet operation: Heavy-duty sound blanket and baked-polyester steel cabinet reduce noise even at high output.

  • Reliable gas furnace pairing: The A80US2V090C20 is an 80% AFUE, two-stage upflow/horizontal furnace with a variable-speed ECM blower for better humidity and temperature control.

  • Even, consistent comfort: Variable-speed fan and two-stage burner enable longer, more consistent run cycles with reduced cycling.

  • Service-friendly: External gauge ports and corner-mounted controls simplify diagnostics and maintenance.

  • Smart system compatibility: Works with Pro Series setups and communicating thermostats for remote control and system diagnostics.

Q&A

Q: What components are included in this system?
A: A 4‑ton two-stage outdoor air conditioner (4SCU16LS148P), a 2-stage, variable-speed gas furnace (A80US2V090C20), and a compatible indoor coil/unit (1.841226).

Q: What is the cooling efficiency?
A: Up to 16 SEER, with a two-stage scroll compressor for improved energy efficiency.

Q: What refrigerant is used in the outdoor unit?
A: R‑410A.

Q: What are the gas furnace specifications?
A: Two-stage, variable-speed furnace with 80% AFUE, 88,000 BTU/hr input, and 70,000 BTU/hr output.

Q: What type of blower motor does the furnace use?
A: ECM variable-speed motor for smoother airflow, improved humidity control, and quieter operation.

Q: What installation orientations does the furnace support?
A: Upflow or horizontal.

Q: What comfort and performance benefits does the system offer?
A: Two-stage cooling for energy efficiency in mild weather, variable-speed furnace for better airflow and humidity management, and integrated safety features to protect the compressor.

Maintenance Tips
  • Turn off power before performing any maintenance.

  • Replace or clean the air filter every 1–3 months to maintain airflow and system efficiency.

  • Keep the outdoor unit clear of debris and vegetation; maintain at least 2 ft of clearance.

  • Clean the outdoor condenser coil and indoor evaporator coil annually to maintain heat exchange efficiency.

  • Flush and clean the condensate drain line and pan regularly to prevent clogs and water damage.

  • Check all electrical connections for tightness, wear, or corrosion.

  • Ensure the thermostat is functioning properly and calibrated.

  • Schedule professional maintenance twice a year (spring and fall) to inspect refrigerant, blower, coils, and safety components.

  • Keep a maintenance log of filter changes, inspections, and service visits to track system health and preserve warranty.