Goodman Mfg GMV95/GCV9 Manual De Usuario

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A

Minus (-)

747

1,076

56

Normal

830

1,195

50

Plus(+)

913

1,315

46

B

Minus (-)

824

1,186

51

Normal

915

1,318

46

Plus(+)

1,007

1,449

42

C

Minus (-)

900

1,296

47

Normal

1,000

1,440

42

Plus(+)

1,100

1,584

38

D

Minus (-)

978

1,408

43

Normal

1,085

1,562

39

Plus(+)

1,194

1,719

35

A

Minus (-)

1,093

1,583

63

Normal

1,214

1,759

56

Plus(+)

1,335

1,935

51

B

Minus (-)

1,106

1,612

61

Normal

1,229

1,791

55

Plus(+)

1,352

1,970

50

C

Minus (-)

1,166

1,654

60

Normal

1,296

1,838

54

Plus(+)

1,426

2,022

49

D

Minus (-)

1,172

1,690

59

Normal

1,302

1,878

53

Plus(+)

1,432

2,066

48

A

Minus (-)

999

1,439

56

Normal

1,110

1,598

50

Plus(+)

1,221

1,758

46

B

Minus (-)

1,067

1,536

52

Normal

1,185

1,706

47

Plus(+)

1,303

1,876

43

C

Minus (-)

1,134

1,633

49

Normal

1,260

1,814

44

Plus(+)

1,386

1,996

40

D

Minus (-)

1,202

1,730

46

Normal

1,335

1,922

42

Plus(+)

1,469

2,115

38

•  These charts are for furnaces installed at 0 - 2000 feet. At higher altitudes, a properly derated unit will have the same temperature rise at a 

particular CFM, while the ESP at that CFM will be lower.

•  The installation must be adjusted to obtain a temperature rise within the range listed on the furnace nameplate.
•  Do not operate above .5” w.c. ESP in heating mode.
•  Propane gas installations will have a High Stage rise approximately 4° lower than shown in above table.