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Carrier 37MUHAQ18AA3

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Brand and components

Indoor, outdoor, and system model details

Outdoor unit brandCarrier
Outdoor unit model37MUHAQ18AA3
Indoor unit modelsFM(C,U)5S30**AL*
Model nameCrossover Heat Pump
Model number37MUHAQ18AA3

Performance specs

Capacity and efficiency

Cooling Capacity (BTUH)
18500
Heating Capacity 47F (BTUH)
22600
Heating Capacity 17F (BTUH)
16100
Heating Capacity 5F (BTUH)
17500
Seer2
15.50
HSPF2 Region IV
9.50
EER2 AFull 95F
11.00
COP at 5F
2.00
Refrigerant Type
R-454B

Eligibility

Rebates and certifications

Mass Save QPL
Yes
ENERGY STAR Certified
Yes
ENERGY STAR Cold Climate Certified
Yes

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