Goodman CAUFA3626D6 Uncased Evaporator Coil 3 Ton

Product Description

The GOODMAN CAUFA3626D6 is a 3-ton uncased evaporator coil built in an A-coil configuration for residential and light commercial split-system air conditioning and heat pump applications. Without an outer cabinet, this coil fits into existing air handler enclosures or custom plenum installations where a cased unit would not clear. It supports both upflow and downflow orientations, giving installing technicians flexibility during system layout. The coil weighs 35 pounds and ships ready for field refrigerant line connection using a 3/8-inch liquid line and a 7/8-inch suction line.

This coil is suited for split-system installations where the indoor unit requires a field-supplied or existing coil cabinet. The uncased design makes it appropriate for retrofit scenarios in residential forced-air systems and for new construction where the mechanical closet or air handler cabinet dimensions require a slimmer profile. It pairs with AC-only condensers and heat pump condensers. The unit installs in an upflow or downflow orientation, covering the most common residential furnace and air handler configurations.

Key Features

• 3-ton capacity for residential and light commercial split systems
• Uncased A-coil design fits custom and retrofit cabinet installations
• Upflow and downflow compatible for flexible system orientation
• 3/8-inch liquid line and 7/8-inch suction line connections for standard refrigerant piping
• 35-pound shipping weight simplifies single-technician handling
• 10-year warranty with online registration

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation uncased evaporator coil compatible with AC-only condensers and heat pump condensers in split-system configurations requiring a 3-ton, upflow or downflow A-coil.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician holding an EPA Section 608 certification. Shut down and lock out the air handler and disconnect power at the breaker before opening the refrigerant circuit. Verify cabinet dimensions against the coil height of 20 3/4 inches, width of 23 inches, and depth of 20 1/8 inches before mounting. Follow local mechanical codes and manufacturer instructions for brazing, leak testing, and system evacuation before recharging.