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Armstrong Air 5 Tons Heat Pump Split System - 14 SEER - 4SHP14LB160P-50A / BCE5C60MA1P-50 / WBC1502SV

Armstrong Air 5 Tons Heat Pump Split System - 14 SEER - 4SHP14LB160P-50A / BCE5C60MA1P-50 / WBC1502SV

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Features
  • 5.0 Ton 14-15 SEER Heat Pump
  • 35.75 Inches Width x 37.75 Inches Depth
  • 3/8LL 7/8SL
  • 50A MOCP
  • 331 Lbs
  • 5.0 Ton Vertical/Horizontal PSC Air Handling Unit W/Out TXV
  • 21 1/2 Inches Width x 59 3/4 Inches Height x 22 Inches Depth
  • 186 Lbs
  • 15 Kw Electric Heat Kit With Circuit Breaker
  • Fits BCE5 Models
  • Single Point Power Source
  • 11 Lbs
What our Experts Think
  • Reliable compressor: The 4SHP14LB160P‑50A outdoor unit features a scroll compressor for steady, dependable operation.

  • Solid efficiency: 14 SEER rating delivers energy savings while keeping costs reasonable.

  • Resilient heating: Heating capacity around 60,000 BTU/hr, performing efficiently even in cooler weather.

  • Matched air handler: BCE5C60MA1P‑50 supports 5‑ton capacity with a multi-position design suitable for vertical or horizontal installation.

  • Indoor air quality: Anti-microbial-treated drain pan reduces mold and bacteria growth.

  • Durable coil design: Rifled tubing and lanced fins ensure efficient heat transfer and long-term reliability.

  • Warranty-backed: Limited-parts warranty provides added peace of mind when installed properly.

  • Supplemental heat ready: Can integrate with a 15 kW electric heat kit (WBC1502SV) for additional heating support in cold weather.

Q&A

Q: What components are included in this system?
A: A 5‑ton heat pump outdoor unit (4SHP14LB160P‑50A), a 5‑ton multi‑position air handler (BCE5C60MA1P‑50), and a 15 kW electric heat kit (WBC1502SV).

Q: What is the system’s cooling capacity?
A: Nominal 5 tons, with 14 SEER efficiency.

Q: What power supply does the outdoor unit require?
A: 208–230 V, single-phase, 60 Hz.

Q: What type of compressor does it use?
A: Scroll compressor.

Q: What refrigerant is used?
A: R‑410A.

Q: What type of blower motor does the air handler have?
A: Permanent split capacitor (PSC) single-speed motor.

Q: What airflow does the air handler support?
A: Up to approximately 1,980 CFM.

Q: What filter size is required?
A: 18″ × 20″ × 1″.

Q: What installation orientations are supported for the air handler?
A: Multi-position: upflow or horizontal (left/right).

Q: What efficiency or comfort benefits does this system offer?
A: Provides reliable heating and cooling, tight cabinet sealing for reduced leakage, and consistent airflow for comfort.

Q: What durability or indoor-air-quality features does the air handler include?
A: Anti-microbial drain pan and efficient coil design for better heat transfer and reduced microbial growth.

Maintenance Tips
  • Turn off system power before performing any maintenance.

  • Replace or clean the air filter every 1–3 months to maintain airflow and efficiency.

  • Keep the outdoor unit area clear of debris and maintain at least two feet of clearance for proper airflow.

  • Inspect and clean indoor evaporator and outdoor condenser coils annually to maximize heat exchange.

  • Flush and clear the condensate drain line and pan regularly to prevent clogs and water damage.

  • Check all electrical connections for tightness, wear, or corrosion.

  • Monitor refrigerant levels; call a technician if performance drops or unusual noises occur.

  • Test the defrost cycle during colder weather to prevent ice buildup.

  • Schedule professional maintenance at least once a year to service refrigerant, motor, coils, and controls.

  • Keep a maintenance log of filter changes, inspections, and service visits to track system health