Bosch 8-733-955-038 Air Handler 2 Ton 15 Seer

Product Description

The BOSCH 8-733-955-038 is a 2-ton, 15 SEER single-piece air handler designed for split-system residential HVAC installations. Part of the Bosch BVA series, this unit ships with a TXV already installed, reducing field labor on new installs. It runs on a PSC motor with a nominal airflow of 1,107 CFM and is rated for 208/230-volt single-phase power. The multi-position configuration allows installation in vertical orientations to fit a range of mechanical room layouts. The minimum circuit ampacity is 2.0 amps with a maximum fuse size of 15 amps. Licensed HVAC technicians install and commission this unit as part of a matched split system.

The 8-733-955-038 is suited for residential split-system applications where a compact, multi-position air handler is required. At 807 CFM at 0.5 inches of external static pressure (ESP) and 973 CFM at 0.3 inches ESP, it delivers consistent airflow across typical residential duct systems. The unit accepts 3/8-inch liquid line and 3/4-inch suction line connections, matching standard 2-ton system refrigerant line sets. Its overall footprint makes it a practical fit for closet or utility room installations where vertical clearance is available.

Key Features

• 2-ton nominal capacity at 15 SEER efficiency rating
• TXV included from the factory — no field-supplied metering device required
• PSC motor with nominal 1,107 CFM airflow
• Multi-position design supports vertical installation orientations
• 207 CFM at 0.5 inches ESP and 973 CFM at 0.3 inches ESP for flexible duct system matching
• 3/8-inch liquid and 3/4-inch suction line connections for standard 2-ton line sets

Compatibility

The BOSCH 8-733-955-038 is part of the Bosch BVA series and is designed to pair with a compatible 2-ton outdoor condensing unit in a split-system configuration. No additional specific compatible model numbers were provided in product data.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed HVAC technician in accordance with local mechanical codes and the manufacturer installation instructions. Disconnect all power to the system before connecting electrical, refrigerant, or drain lines. Refrigerant line connections must be leak-tested and the system evacuated before charging. Verify that the duct system static pressure falls within the rated ESP range for this unit before commissioning.