General Electric ncuc60dt4 Cased Evaporator Coil 5 Ton

Product Description

The GENERAL ELECTRIC ncuc60dt4 is a 5-ton cased evaporator coil designed for upflow air handler and furnace installations in the D cabinet configuration. This coil serves as the indoor heat-exchange component in a split-system air conditioning or heat pump setup, absorbing heat from return air before it circulates back through the conditioned space. The cased design encloses the coil in a sheet-metal cabinet, simplifying installation and protecting the coil fins during handling and service. At 5 tons of capacity, this coil is sized for larger residential or light-commercial applications and must be matched to a compatible outdoor condensing unit of equal tonnage and refrigerant type.

The ncuc60dt4 is intended for upflow installations where the air handler or furnace discharges conditioned air upward through the duct system. The D cabinet sizing fits specific air handler and furnace cabinet widths common in residential and light-commercial new construction and replacement work. A licensed HVAC technician should verify cabinet width, refrigerant compatibility, and system tonnage match before ordering. This coil is categorized under cased evaporator coils in the HVAC product family.

Key Features

• 5-ton capacity suitable for larger residential and light-commercial split systems
• Cased design provides a fully enclosed sheet-metal cabinet for easier installation and coil protection
• Upflow orientation matches furnace and air handler configurations that discharge air vertically
• D cabinet configuration sized to fit corresponding air handler cabinet widths
• OEM part from General Electric HVAC product line

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style cased evaporator coil replacement or new-install component for upflow split-system air conditioning and heat pump applications requiring a D cabinet, 5-ton coil. Verify refrigerant type, metering device compatibility, and outdoor unit tonnage match before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician in accordance with local mechanical codes and the system manufacturer guidelines. Shut down and lock out the entire HVAC system, including the outdoor condensing unit, before handling or connecting the coil. The refrigerant circuit must be pressure-tested and evacuated to proper vacuum levels before charging. Ensure the condensate drain is properly trapped and pitched per applicable plumbing and mechanical code requirements.

Technical Specifications

• Tonnage: 5 tons
• Cabinet Orientation: Upflow
• Cabinet Configuration: D Cabinet
• Coil Type: Cased
• Category: Evaporator Coil

Standard Information

• Brand: GENERAL ELECTRIC
• Manufacturer Part Number: ncuc60dt4