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Daikin 5 Ton 13.4 SEER2 Commercial Air Conditioner Condenser 460V 3-Ph R32

SKU: DC3SEA6040
Product ID: 105452
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Product Details Daikin 5 Ton 13.4 SEER2 Commercial Air Conditioner Condenser 460V 3-Ph DC3SEA6040 The Daikin DC3SEA6040 Air Conditioner Condensing...

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Daikin 5 Ton 13.4 SEER2 Commercial Air Conditioner Condenser 230V 3-Ph R32

SKU: DC3SEA6030
Product ID: 105450
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Product Details Daikin 5 Ton 13.4 SEER2 Commercial Air Conditioner Condenser 230V 3-Ph DC3SEA6030 The Daikin DC3SEA6030 Air Conditioner Condensing...

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Five tons is the ceiling for most residential split systems, so this is the size you reach for when the house is large, the duct runs are long, or the outgoing unit never quite kept up through August. Getting it right is less about square footage than about load, because an oversized condenser satisfies the thermostat before it has pulled any humidity out of the air, and the house ends up cold and clammy instead of comfortable. Refrigerant is the other thing that has changed, and what you can legally pair with what now depends on which generation your indoor equipment belongs to. Our R-454B versus R-410A comparison walks through where the line falls.

We sell to contractors who specify equipment for a living, and you buy from the same shelf they do. Where a match carries a condition, we say so before checkout rather than after the crane leaves.

Why Choose a 5 Ton Condenser from HVAC Store?

  • Equipment held to the performance standards contractors specify, never selected on price alone.

  • Every condensing unit ships with warranty cover against defects in materials and workmanship.

  • Refrigerant and pairing requirements are stated upfront, so your match works on install day.

  • Our team confirms tonnage, coil compatibility and electrical service before you commit to an order.

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  • Goodman condensers - Goodman cooling units gathered in one place, from single stage through to inverter driven models.

  • 5 Ton Heat Pump Condensers - The same capacity in a unit that heats as well as cools, worth comparing before you commit.

  • Evaporator Coils - Matched indoor coils, since a condenser only delivers its rated efficiency when the pairing is correct.

Best 5 Ton Condensers for...

Like for Like Replacements

The best 5 ton condenser for a straight swap is a single stage unit that keeps your existing coil and line set in play. The Goodman 5 Ton 13.4 SEER2 Condenser suits R-32 systems.

Tight Side Yards and Narrow Lots

The best 5 ton condensing unit for a narrow lot discharges air sideways rather than upward, changing the overhead clearance you need. The Goodman 5 Ton 17.2 SEER2 Inverter Condenser fits alongside a wall.

Long Cooling Seasons

The best 5 ton air conditioner condenser for a hot climate runs two stages, holding low stage through most of the day. The Goodman 5 Ton 17.2 SEER2 Two-Stage Condenser handles long run times.

R-454B System Matches

The best 5 ton condenser for an R-454B build carries the same refrigerant, because mixing generations is not an option. The ACiQ 5 Ton 13.4 SEER2 Condenser pairs with current indoor equipment.

Quick Spec Comparison

Here is how the four condensers line up by application, so you can weigh efficiency and compressor type before you commit.

Application

Recommended Unit

SEER2

Refrigerant

Stand-out Feature

Like for like replacements

Goodman 5 Ton 13.4 SEER2 Condenser

13.4

R-32

Single stage, efficiency floor

Tight side yards and narrow lots

Goodman 5 Ton 17.2 SEER2 Inverter Condenser

17.2

R-32

Side discharge, inverter driven

Long cooling seasons

Goodman 5 Ton 17.2 SEER2 Two-Stage Condenser

17.2

R-32

Two stage compressor

R-454B system matches

ACiQ 5 Ton 13.4 SEER2 Condenser

13.4

R-454B

Single stage, current indoor equipment

 

FAQ

How many square feet will a 5 ton AC unit cool?

A 5 ton unit delivers 60,000 BTU per hour, which commonly covers 2,000 to 3,000 square feet depending on climate, insulation and ceiling height. Treat that as a starting point. A Manual J load calculation decides the tonnage your house actually needs.

How much does a 5 ton condenser cost?

Price tracks efficiency tier and compressor type more than brand. Single stage units at the efficiency floor sit at the bottom of the range and inverter driven models at the top, with installation quoted separately by your contractor. Current pricing shows on the listings above.

What is the $5,000 rule for HVAC?

Multiply the age of the unit in years by the repair quote. If the result clears $5,000, replacement usually makes more sense than repair. It is a rough guide rather than a formula, so run your numbers through our repair versus replace calculator.

Do I need to replace the evaporator coil at the same time?

Usually yes. A condenser reaches its rated SEER2 only when matched to the coil it was tested with, and new equipment on an aged coil rarely delivers the label figure. Refrigerant generation forces the issue too, since R-32 and R-454B cannot be mixed.

What SEER2 rating should I choose?

Choose by cooling season length rather than the highest number available. In a short season the efficiency floor recovers its cost slowly, while a long season justifies two stage or inverter equipment. Your regional minimum SEER2 sets the lower limit.

What is the difference between an AC condenser and a heat pump condenser?

An air conditioner condenser only cools, while a heat pump condenser reverses its refrigerant cycle to heat as well. Both look alike outdoors and share tonnage ratings. If you want one outdoor unit covering both seasons, compare the heat pump range above.

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