Goodman 5.0 Ton Air Handler AMST60DU1300 Multi-Position ECM TXV
Goodman 5.0 Ton Air Handler AMST60DU1300 Multi-Position ECM TXV
Goodman AMST60DU1300 has a sturdy cabinet and an aluminum evaporator coil. With the ability to perform five tons of airflow, this unit is perfect for larger homes that require an airflow system that has a consistent demand for heating and cooling. This model is designed with a flexible. airflow pattern system that provides reliable comfort.
Product Overview
Goodman AMST60DU1300 has a sturdy steel cabinet with an all-aluminum evaporator coil that has been designed for operational efficiency for a long time. To help stabilize operational efficiency, this unit has TXV (thermal expansion valve) as a performance enhancement. This unit has an upflow, downflow, and horizontal positioning pattern that gives a large variety of installation options to accommodate the needs of the duct system. This air handler is perfect for buildings that require a large volume of air during the heating and cooling system to operate continuously.
Quick Facts
- Model / SKU: AMST60DU1300
- System Type: Multi-Position Air Handler
- Tonnage: 5 Ton
- Blower Motor: High-Efficiency Motor
- Coil Type: All-Aluminum Evaporator Coil
- Installation Positions: Upflow / Downflow / Horizontal
- Refrigerant Type: R410A
- Dimensions: 53 inches (height) x 24 1/2 inches (width) x 21 inches (depth)
- Maximum Airflow: 2,000 CFM
Capacity & Coverage
Due to the 5 ton capacity, AMST60DU1300 covers homes with 2,400–3,000 sq. ft. depending on insulation and climate. High airflow output secures powerful and steady performance over bigger residential spaces.
Efficiency
When used with a TXV, this unit performs channel refrigerant metering to enable more cooling and humidity control. The efficient airflow channel further cuts energy consumption and sustains even indoor comfort.
Construction & Design
Its painted steel cabinet houses long-term durability under differing external conditions. The all-aluminum evaporator coil offers excellent corrosion resistance and efficient heat transfer. The wider cabinet measuring 24 1/2-inch hosts a larger coil to facilitate more airflow and improve overall system performance.
Installation & Application
Multi-position cabinet allows upflow, downflow, left horizontal, and right horizontal configurations which favors flexible installation on both new and replacement systems. The front-access service panel allows easily accessible electrical components, coil, and blower for maintenance and inspection.
Noise & Comfort
The air handler offers steady airflow which keeps noises down while balancing air temperature throughout the house. Its temperature control helps with maintaining comfort any time of the year.
FAQs
Q1. For what size home is the 5-ton air handler intended?
Usually for 2,400–3,000 sq. ft. homes, depending on the insulation and the surrounding climate.
Q2. Are there options for horizontal installations?
Horizontal installations to the left and the right are both options.
Q3. Is it compatible with heat pumps?
Yes. When is it configured with a compatible Goodman heat pump?
Q4. Why is an all-aluminum evaporator coil the better option?
Long term, it helps with heat transfer and is much more corrosion resistant.
Q5. Is there a TXV included with the unit?
The unit does not come with a TXV, but it can be added to help with better cooling.
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