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Armstrong Air BCE7S42MA4X-50 Air Handling Unit 3.5 Ton Vertical/Horizontal Replacement MPN - BCE7S42MA4X-50

Armstrong Air BCE7S42MA4X-50 Air Handling Unit 3.5 Ton Vertical/Horizontal Replacement MPN - BCE7S42MA4X-50

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Armstrong Air BCE7S42MA4X-50 Air Handling Unit 3.5 Ton Vertical/Horizontal Replacement MPN - BCE7S42MA4X-50

The Armstrong Air BCE7S42MA4X-50 is a three and a half ton vertical or horizontal variable speed air handling unit. Its compact design features a width of twenty-one and one-quarter inches, height of fifty-eight and one-half inches, and depth of twenty-four and five-eighths inches. Weighing one hundred eighty-nine pounds, this unit is suitable for various residential HVAC applications. It operates efficiently with a BTUH rating of forty-two thousand, accommodating power needs of two hundred eight to two hundred thirty volts.

Designed for residential use, the Armstrong Air BCE7S42MA4X-50 unit integrates seamlessly into HVAC systems, offering reliable cooling and comfort.

  • 3.5 ton capacity for versatile cooling solutions
  • Variable speed operation enhances energy efficiency
  • Compact design fits in limited spaces
Specifications
Model Number BCE7S42MA4X-50
Tons 3.5
BTUH 42,000
Volts 208–230/1/60
Weight 189 lbs
Width 21.25 inches
Height 58.5 inches
Depth 24.625 inches
What our Experts Think
  • High-efficiency design: The BCE7S42MA4X‑50 is a 3.5‑ton, variable-speed, multi-position air handler suitable for both vertical (upflow/downflow) and horizontal installations.

  • Quiet, smooth airflow: Communicating ECM blower motor modulates speed for improved comfort, reduced noise, and better humidity control.

  • Flexible installation: Compact cabinet fits tight spaces without compromising performance.

  • Optimized cooling: Factory-installed R‑410A TXV (thermostatic expansion valve) ensures efficient refrigerant control.

  • Air quality features: Galvanized-steel construction, filter rack, and antimicrobial-treated drain pan help maintain clean indoor air.

Q&A

Q: What is the Armstrong BCE7S42MA4X‑50?
A: A 3.5-ton multi-position (vertical/horizontal) variable-speed air handler from Armstrong’s Pro Series.

Q: What are its electrical specifications?
A: 208–230 V, single-phase, 60 Hz.

Q: What type of motor does it use?
A: Variable-speed ECM (communicating) blower motor for efficient airflow and better humidity control.

Q: What is its cooling capacity?
A: Approximately 42,000 BTU/hr (nominal 3.5 ton).

Q: What refrigerant line sizes does it support?
A: Suction line: 7/8″; Liquid line: 3/8″.

Q: What filter size does it require?
A: 20 × 24 × 1 in.

Q: What are the unit’s physical dimensions?
A: Approximately 21.25″ W × 24.625″ D × 58.5″ H.

Q: Is it compatible with specific thermostats or systems?
A: Yes, compatible with communicating systems for advanced control.

Q: What installation orientations are supported?
A: Multi-position installation: upflow or horizontal (field-configurable).

Q: What durability and indoor-air-quality features does it have?
A: Anti-microbial drain pan and galvanized-steel cabinet for cleaner condensate handling and long life.

Maintenance Tips
  • Replace or clean the air filter every 1–3 months to maintain airflow and protect components.

  • Inspect and clean the evaporator coil annually to prevent dust buildup and efficiency loss.

  • Clear and flush the condensate drain pan and line regularly to avoid blockages and water overflow.

  • Check and tighten all electrical connections to prevent failures or arcing.

  • Verify fan motor operation, listening for unusual noise, and ensure variable speed settings function correctly.

  • Inspect cabinet panels to ensure a tight seal and no air leaks.

  • Schedule professional maintenance in spring and fall to service the coil, blower, motor, and refrigerant charge.

  • Keep a maintenance log of filter changes, inspections, and service visits to track performance and preserve warranty coverage.