ACIQ -24-AHB Quick Start Manual

Next gen heat pump condenser dual fuel

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2023 V1.0

Quick Start Guide

ACiQ Next Gen Heat Pump Condenser

Dual Fuel

ACiQ-24-AHB/ACiQ-24-HPB

ACiQ-36-AHB/ACiQ-36-HPB

ACiQ-48-AHB/ACiQ-48-HPB

ACiQ-60-AHB/ACiQ-60-HPB

Dual Fuel System - ACiQ Heat Pump, 3rd Party Furnace, 3rd Party Coil

Congratulations on purchasing an ACiQ Next-Generation heat pump condenser. Using this

system in a dual fuel application will dramatically reduce your heating costs in the winter

compared to a standard system setup. The heat pump will provide heat in most conditions and

the furnace will provide backup heat at extreme low temperatures.

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Page 1 ACiQ-48-AHB/ACiQ-48-HPB ACiQ-60-AHB/ACiQ-60-HPB Dual Fuel System - ACiQ Heat Pump, 3rd Party Furnace, 3rd Party Coil Congratulations on purchasing an ACiQ Next-Generation heat pump condenser. Using this system in a dual fuel application will dramatically reduce your heating costs in the winter compared to a standard system setup.
Page 2 2023 V1.0 Requirements 1. The indoor coil (often referred to as the evaporator coil or A-Coil) must have a heat pump compatible Thermostatic Expansion Valve (TXV). 2. The indoor coil must be sized correctly. At a minimum it must match the nominal BTU capacity of the selected outdoor unit. It is permissible to oversize the indoor coil by up to 1 ton (12,000 BTU/H).
Page 3 2023 V1.0 Thermostat Wiring IMPORTANT – Every thermostat is different. Modern thermostats will have an “Installer Setup” or “Advanced Options” mode. A dual fuel setup requires a heat pump compatible thermostat, which will call on the furnace only as backup heat at extreme low temperatures.

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