General Electric np14g60s108 Gas Packaged Unit 5 Ton 14 Seer

Product Description

The GENERAL ELECTRIC np14g60s108 is a 5-ton gas packaged unit rated at 108,000 BTU/h heating capacity and 14 SEER cooling efficiency. It combines a gas furnace and refrigerant-based cooling system into a single cabinet, making it a self-contained solution for rooftop or ground-level installations. Operating at 0.81 AFUE, the unit delivers single-stage gas heating with horizontal airflow configuration. Designed with service access in mind, it supports Insta-Position Technology and zero clearance installation, simplifying placement and reducing labor time during initial setup. Licensed HVAC technicians handle installation and commissioning of this equipment.

This packaged unit is suited for commercial light-duty and residential replacement applications where a single rooftop or slab-mounted system is required. Horizontal airflow makes it compatible with duct systems that feed from the side rather than the bottom. The zero clearance design allows installation against walls or structural elements without additional standoff requirements. It is particularly well-suited for retrofit projects where footprint and service access are primary concerns.

Key Features

• 5-ton cooling capacity rated at 14 SEER for efficiency compliance in many regions
• 108,000 BTU/h gas heating output at 0.81 AFUE single-stage operation
• Horizontal airflow configuration for side-discharge duct connections
• Insta-Position Technology supports flexible unit orientation during installation
• Zero clearance design reduces site preparation and installation constraints
• Gray cabinet finish with integrated construction for rooftop or ground-mount use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation gas packaged unit for residential and light commercial horizontal-airflow duct systems requiring a 5-ton, single-stage heating and cooling solution.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed HVAC technician in accordance with local mechanical codes and manufacturer guidelines. Disconnect all electrical power and shut off the gas supply before beginning any service or installation work. Refrigerant handling requires EPA Section 608 certification. Verify that existing ductwork, gas line sizing, and electrical supply match the unit specifications before completing the installation.