New 95% 2-stage gas furnace.

JeffB

JeffB

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Sold sold sold. I can get more and any size that you need

I have a extra Amana 95% 2-stage gas furnace, it is a extra from a multi-unit job I did. It is a AMH95703BX. It is new, still in the box, if you need a LP kit that will be a extra $53.00 and I have them in stock. Listed as 95%, Amana sent out a release last month that AHRI has re certified them to 96%. 70,000 BTU's
I am in St. Johns.

That is not installed. Just picked up. Might be able to meet part way depending on what I have going on.
 
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What size house would you say this would serve? My current one is 100,000 btu from 1979 lol. House is almost 1600sq feet.
 
camaromann said:
What size house would you say this would serve? My current one is 100,000 btu from 1979 lol. House is almost 1600sq feet.
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Make sure the air flow is in the right direction first, upflow or counterflow. Most likley the old furnace is a 80% natural draft model.
100,000 x 80%= 80,000 output, I'd say the 70,000x96%=67,200 output is a little shy, have you done any additional insulating or window replacment?
 
When I use my furnace to heat my house it is 80,000 BTU gas furnace that is 97 percent efficient. Most of the time I heat with my heat pump to 20 degrees outside and that is 48,000 BTU's. I heat twenty five hundred square feet. I have a well insulated home too.
 
wide winger said:
Make sure the air flow is in the right direction first, upflow or counterflow. Most likley the old furnace is a 80% natural draft model.
100,000 x 80%= 80,000 output, I'd say the 70,000x96%=67,200 output is a little shy, have you done any additional insulating or window replacment?
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Very much yes. All new insulated windows 6 months ago, and blown insulation added. Plus insulating all doors and light switch casings/covers. Other misc. as well. My dad does heating and cooling for a living and we were going to put a 90 I believe in my house for about $1,000 at 100,000btu. Could have been at 80,000btu. Either way this is a good deal.
 
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