Carrier CNPHP6024ALA Cased N-coil 5 Ton Horizontal

Product Description

The CARRIER CNPHP6024ALA is a 5-ton cased N-coil designed for horizontal evaporator coil applications in residential and light commercial central air conditioning systems. This coil is configured for horizontal installation and is cased for a clean, code-ready fit in air handler or furnace coil cabinet applications. It is rated for use with Puron refrigerant (R-410A), the industry-standard low-ozone-potential refrigerant required in modern residential systems. With a nominal capacity of 5 tons and a cabinet width of 24 inches, this coil suits larger residential split systems where horizontal orientation is dictated by the mechanical room or attic installation layout.

This coil is intended for horizontal-position installations typical in attic air handlers, crawlspace setups, or side-discharge cabinet configurations. The cased design simplifies field installation by providing a factory-assembled cabinet ready for duct connection. HVAC technicians installing split-system cooling in residential or light commercial applications will find this coil suited to high-capacity single-zone or multi-zone configurations where a 5-ton matched system is specified.

Key Features

• 5-ton nominal cooling capacity for high-load residential and light commercial applications
• Horizontal configuration supports attic, crawlspace, and side-discharge installations
• Cased design provides a factory-assembled cabinet ready for ductwork connection
• Compatible with Puron (R-410A) refrigerant per current equipment standards
• 24-inch cabinet width fits standard coil cabinet openings in matched split systems

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style evaporator coil for use in Carrier residential and light commercial split-system air conditioning and heat pump applications requiring a horizontal, cased N-coil at 5-ton capacity with R-410A refrigerant.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician in accordance with local mechanical codes and the manufacturer installation instructions. Disconnect and lock out all electrical power and recover refrigerant per EPA Section 608 requirements before disturbing any refrigerant circuit connections. Verify drain pan orientation and condensate drain routing before finalizing the installation, as improper drainage in horizontal coil applications is a common callback cause. Do not pressurize or charge the system until all refrigerant connections have been leak-tested.