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The GOODMAN dc3sea4840 is a residential outdoor air conditioner condenser rated at 48,000 BTU/h (4 tons) cooling capacity. Designed for triple-phase, 460-volt electrical service, it operates on R-32 refrigerant and carries a 13.4 SEER2 efficiency rating with an EER2 of 11. The unit uses a single-stage scroll compressor with a top-discharge configuration and a single-speed blower. Manufactured in the USA, the dc3sea4840 is built for permanent outdoor installation and is serviced by licensed HVAC technicians. The cabinet features a 500-hour salt-spray-tested nickel gray powder-paint finish and a steel louver coil guard for long-term durability in field conditions.
The dc3sea4840 is intended for residential outdoor installations where triple-phase 460-volt power is available, such as larger single-family homes or light commercial-adjacent residential applications. The unit is A2L refrigerant compatible, supporting R-32 systems in compliance with current industry safety standards. Top and side maintenance access panels allow technicians to service internal components without full disassembly. A single-panel access point to controls includes space for field-installed accessories, streamlining commissioning and future service calls.
Designed as an OEM residential outdoor condensing unit within the GOODMAN DC3SE style family, intended for pairing with a compatible indoor air handler or coil rated for 460-volt triple-phase service and R-32 refrigerant.
Installation must be performed by a licensed HVAC technician holding an EPA Section 608 certification, as this unit contains R-32, an A2L classified refrigerant requiring adherence to applicable safety handling procedures. Disconnect and lock out all electrical power before servicing the unit. Follow NEC requirements for disconnect sizing, wire gauge, and overcurrent protection based on the rated amperage. Ensure the condensing unit is mounted on a level pad with adequate clearance on all sides per the manufacturer installation instructions.
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