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The Oxbox J5AH4P18A1A00 is a 1.5-ton (18,000 BTU) wall-mount air handler engineered for use with R-454B refrigerant and driven by a PSC (permanent split capacitor) motor. Oxbox is a Trane brand, and this unit carries that lineage into a compact, wall-mounted form factor designed to save floor space while delivering reliable airflow in residential and light commercial settings. The PSC motor provides proven, cost-effective air circulation across heating and cooling modes. The unit is designed for multi-positional installation flexibility and connects to a matched outdoor condensing unit or heat pump via copper sweat refrigerant connections.
This air handler is suited for residential and light commercial comfort applications where floor space is limited or a wall-mount configuration is preferred. Typical installations include single-zone split systems paired with a compatible R-454B outdoor unit. The compact design accommodates locations where a full-size floor or closet-mount air handler would not fit. Licensed HVAC technicians install this unit as part of a split system, completing refrigerant piping, low-voltage control wiring, and condensate drain connections on site.
Designed as an OEM-style wall-mount air handler for use in residential and light commercial split systems using R-454B refrigerant. Pair with a compatible Oxbox or matched-brand outdoor condensing unit or heat pump rated for R-454B. Consult manufacturer system matching tables to confirm rated system efficiency before installation.
Installation must be performed by a licensed HVAC technician in accordance with local mechanical codes and the manufacturer installer guide. De-energize all power to the system at the disconnect and breaker before beginning any work. Refrigerant line connections are copper sweat type; all brazing must follow established refrigerant piping practices, and the system must be pressure-tested and evacuated before charging with R-454B. Condensate drain lines must be trapped and pitched to drain per local plumbing code requirements.
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