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Goodman
1.5 Ton Air Conditioner
Goodman Single-Stage, R-32 | GLXS3BN1810
$1,592.00
Central air conditioners cool your home by moving heat outside, and choosing one comes down to two things: the right capacity for your space and the right type for your ductwork. Browse split-system units by tonnage, or ductless mini-splits for rooms and additions without ducts.
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Goodman
Goodman Single-Stage, R-32 | GLXS3BN1810
Goodman
Goodman Up to 15.2 SEER2 Single-Stage, Classic, R-32 | GLXS4BA1810
Goodman
Goodman Up to 15.2 SEER2 Single-Stage, Multi-Family, R-32 | GLXS4MA1810
Goodman
Goodman Up to 16.5 SEER2 Single-Stage, R-32 | GLXS5BA1810
Goodman
Goodman Up to 17.2 SEER2 Variable-Speed, R-32 | GXV6SA1810
Goodman
Goodman Up to 17.2 SEER2 Variable-Speed Side-Discharge, R-32 | GXV6SS1810
Ruud
Ruud 14.3 SEER2 Single-Stage, R-454B | RA14AY18AJ1NA
Ruud
Ruud 15.2 SEER2 Single-Stage, R-454B | RA15AY18AJ1NA
Trane
Trane 14 Series Single-Stage, R-454B | 5TTR4018A1000
Trane
Trane 15 Series Single-Stage, R-454B | 5TTR5018A1000
Trane
Trane 15 Series Single-Stage, WeatherGuard Top, R-454B | 5TTX5018A1000
Trane
Trane 16 Series Single-Stage, R-454B | 5TTR6018A1000
Trane
Trane 16 Series Single-Stage, WeatherGuard Top, R-454B | 5TTX6018A1000
Goodman
Goodman Single-Stage, R-32 | GLXS3BN3010
Goodman
Goodman Up to 15.2 SEER2 Single-Stage, Classic, R-32 | GLXS4BA3010
Goodman
Goodman Up to 15.2 SEER2 Single-Stage, Multi-Family, R-32 | GLXS4MA3010
Goodman
Goodman Up to 16.5 SEER2 Single-Stage, R-32 | GLXS5BA3010
Goodman
Goodman Up to 17.2 SEER2 Variable-Speed, R-32 | GXV6SA3010
Goodman
Goodman Up to 17.2 SEER2 Variable-Speed Side-Discharge, R-32 | GXV6SS3010
Ruud
Ruud 14.3 SEER2 Single-Stage, R-454B | RA14AY30AJ1NA
Ruud
Ruud 15.2 SEER2 Single-Stage, R-454B | RA15AY30AJ1NA
Trane
Trane 14 Series Single-Stage, R-454B | 5TTR4030A1000
Trane
Trane 15 Series Single-Stage, R-454B | 5TTR5030A1000
Trane
Trane 15 Series Single-Stage, WeatherGuard Top, R-454B | 5TTX5030A1000
Trane
Trane 16 Series Single-Stage, R-454B | 5TTR6030A1000
Trane
Trane 16 Series Single-Stage, WeatherGuard Top, R-454B | 5TTX6030A1000
Goodman
Goodman Single-Stage, R-32 | GLXS3BN2410
Goodman
Goodman Up to 15.2 SEER2 Single-Stage, Classic, R-32 | GLXS4BA2410
Goodman
Goodman Up to 15.2 SEER2 Single-Stage, Multi-Family, R-32 | GLXS4MA2410
Goodman
Goodman Up to 16.5 SEER2 Single-Stage, R-32 | GLXS5BA2410
Goodman
Goodman Up to 17.2 SEER2 Two-Stage, R-32 | GLXT7CA2410
Goodman
Goodman Up to 17.2 SEER2 Variable-Speed, R-32 | GXV6SA2410
Goodman
Goodman Up to 17.2 SEER2 Variable-Speed Side-Discharge, R-32 | GXV6SS2410
Goodman
Goodman Up to 19 SEER2 Variable-Speed, R-32 | GXV9SA2410
Ruud
Ruud 14.3 SEER2 Single-Stage, R-454B | RA14AY24BJ1NA
Ruud
Ruud 15.2 SEER2 Single-Stage, R-454B | RA15AY24AJ1NA
Ruud
Ruud 17 SEER2 Two-Stage, R-454B | UA16AY24AJ2NA
Ruud
Ruud 19 SEER2 Variable-Speed, R-454B | UA19AY24AJVCA
Trane
Trane 14 Series Single-Stage, R-454B | 5TTR4024A1000
Trane
Trane 15 Series Single-Stage, R-454B | 5TTR5024A1000
Start with capacity. Air conditioners are sized in tons — one ton equals 12,000 BTU/h of cooling — and bigger isn't better: an oversized unit short-cycles and leaves humidity behind, while an undersized one runs nonstop on hot days. A Manual J load calculation sizes it properly, but as a rough guide most homes land between 1.5 and 5 tons.
Then match the type and components to your home:
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It depends on your home's cooling load, not just square footage. Most homes use 1.5 to 5 tons; a Manual J calculation that accounts for climate, insulation, windows, and layout is the accurate way to size it.
A split system uses an outdoor condenser and an indoor coil connected to ductwork — the standard for whole-home cooling. A ductless mini-split skips the ducts and is ideal for individual rooms, additions, or homes without a duct system.
Higher SEER2 means better efficiency. Current federal minimums run about 13.4–15.2 depending on region; premium units go well above that. The right choice balances upfront cost against how long you'll keep the home.
Yes, in most cases. A new condenser should be paired with a matching coil or air handler so the system reaches its rated efficiency — mixing old and new components hurts performance and can void the warranty.
No — an AC only cools. If you want a single system that both heats and cools, look at heat pumps instead.