Goodman 96% gas furnace nine speed ecm single stage GM9S960603BN
Goodman 96% gas furnace nine speed ecm single stage GM9S960603BN
The Goodman GM9S960603BN furnace is perfect for use on residential heating projects. Its 60,000 BTU and 96% AFUE ratings mean that the Goodman furnace produces efficient heating with dependable performance. A quality furnace is crucial for residents' needs during cold outdoor temperatures. For various heating applications in residential HVAC, this furnace provides comfort and support.
Product Overview
The Goodman GM9S960603BN furnace is very easy to apply, thanks to its built-in single-stage gas heating system, with both upflow and a horizontal run. During the rancid outdoor temperatures in the fall and winter, there is a practical need for a gas furnace to efficiently manage the indoor heating of residential living spaces. The quality of the design and construction of this furnace makes it a great choice for reliable heating of all everyday residential living needs.
Quick Facts
- Model / SKU: GM9S960603BN
- Product Type: Gas Furnace
- Heating Input: 60,000 BTU
- AFUE Rating: 96%
- Burner Stages: Single Stage
- Blower Motor: 9-Speed ECM
- Maximum CFM: 1200
- Configuration: Upflow / Horizontal
- Fuel Type: Natural Gas / Propane Convertible
- Exhaust Flue Requirement: Metal
- Voltage: 115 Volt
- Application: Residential Heating
- Dimensions (W × H × D): 17-1/2″ × 34-1/2″ × 28-3/4″
Capacity & Coverage
The Goodman GM9S960603BN furnace is perfect for smaller and mid-sized residential areas and makes a great addition if consistent heating is a need. Its 60,000 BTU heating input and 48,000 BTU heating output are great justifications for its application in residential units. Goodman spends a lot of construction resources on residential heating; the Goodman GM9S960603BN furnace is a great example of that.
Efficiency
The Goodman GM9S960603BN furnace has a best-in-class, 96% AFUE rating and, again, a quality single-stage burner. Its gas heating system is built with a lot of construction resources, aimed at making it a great economic choice for residential heating with consistent heating and comfort for the residents. The 9-speed ECM blower motor really helps with the ease of airflow.
Construction & Design
The Goodman GM9S960603BN has a long-lasting cabinet, constructed for extended use in residential heating systems, with a compact 17-1/2” cabinet width for placement in indoor HVAC applications. The furnace has a single-stage gas valve, 9-speed ECM blower motor, and durable internal construction for effective heating operation.
Installation & Application
The Goodman GM9S960603BN is designed for residential heating applications with upflow and side return orientations. The GM9S960803BN gas furnace is a single-stage unit with an output of 80,000 BTUs, and its upflow/side return construction is suited for a variety of residential HVAC layouts.
Performance & Comfort
The Goodman GM9S960603BN is a residential, gas heating unit constructed for the user’s comfort and ease of operation. The heating unit is effectively designed to keep the house warm during the heating season. The 9-speed ECM blower motor is designed for effective and comfortable heating performance.
FAQs
Q1: What type of HVAC system is this model?
A gas furnace that provides residential heating through single-stage gas operation.
Q2: What installation configurations does this furnace support?
This model supports upflow and horizontal installation configurations.
Q3: What is the heating capacity of this furnace?
The Goodman GM9S960603BN has a 60,000 BTU heating input.
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