Aciq R5A4S24AKANA / EVD5X36M21A 2 Ton 13.4 SEER2 Ac Condenser

Product Description

The ACIQ R5A4S24AKANA / EVD5X36M21A is a 2-ton, 13.4 SEER2 air conditioner system bundle that pairs an AC-only condenser with a 21-inch vertical cased evaporator coil. The system operates on R454B refrigerant, meeting current low-GWP requirements that align with updated EPA regulations. This combination is suited for residential cooling applications where above-minimum efficiency is needed without moving into premium-tier equipment. Licensed HVAC technicians handle sourcing, installation, and commissioning of this type of system.

This bundle is appropriate for residential split-system cooling installations where the condenser is placed outdoors and the cased coil is installed vertically in the air handler or furnace cabinet. The 21-inch vertical cased coil configuration fits standard upflow or downflow air handler cabinets commonly found in single-family homes and light commercial spaces. The 13.4 SEER2 efficiency rating positions this unit above the current federal minimum, making it a cost-effective choice for replacements or new installations in most U.S. climate zones.

Key Features

• 2-ton cooling capacity suitable for moderate-load residential applications
• 13.4 SEER2 efficiency rating exceeds current federal minimum efficiency standards
• R454B refrigerant compliant with current low-GWP regulatory requirements
• Includes 21-inch vertical cased evaporator coil for matched-system installation
• AC-only condenser design for dedicated cooling applications

Compatibility

Designed as a matched split-system bundle pairing the R5A4S24AKANA condenser with the EVD5X36M21A 21-inch vertical cased coil for residential cooling applications using R454B refrigerant.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed HVAC technician certified to handle A2L refrigerants, as R454B carries a mild flammability classification requiring specific handling procedures and leak-detection practices. Power to the air handler and disconnect to the outdoor unit must be shut off before any work begins. Refrigerant line sizing, evacuation, and charge verification should follow manufacturer guidelines and applicable mechanical codes. The cased coil drain pan and condensate line must be properly pitched and connected per local plumbing codes before startup.