Goodman - 5.0 Ton/60,000 BTU Air Conditioner Condenser - SEER2 15.2 - Two stage - R32 - GLXS5BA6010
The Goodman 5 Ton 15.2 SEER2 Air Conditioner Condenser (R-32) - GLXS4BA6010 uses the environmentally friendly refrigerant R-32 and features the unique Goodman sound control top design for quiet operation. In addition, the unit has an attractive louvered metal guard that protects the coil from damage plus a powder-paint finish that provides premium durability and improved UV protection.
Features
- Energy-efficient compressor
- Fully charged for 15' of tubing length
- Copper tube/ enhanced aluminum fin coil-5mm diameter
- Factory-installed filter drier
- Sweat connection service valves with easy access to gauge ports
- Enclosed contactor
- High-pressure switch
- Ground lug connection
- Capacitors with extended life
- AHRI Certified
- ETL Listed
Specifications
| Model Number(s) |
GLXS5BA6010 |
| Brand |
Goodman |
| Type |
Air Conditioning |
| Category |
Condensers |
| Ton |
5.0 Ton |
| SEER |
15.2 |
| Cooling Stage(s) |
1 |
| Compressor Stage |
Single |
| Voltage |
208/230V |
| Refrigerant Type |
R-32 |
| UPC # |
663051735521 |
Manual
What our Experts Think
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5.0 Ton / 60,000 BTU Cooling Capacity – Delivers strong cooling output for larger homes and high‑demand residential spaces.
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15.2 SEER2 Efficiency Rating – Meets modern energy standards, helping lower utility costs versus older units.
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Two‑Stage Scroll Compressor – Provides more precise temperature control and improved performance, reducing wear during varying load conditions.
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R‑32 Refrigerant – Uses a next‑generation refrigerant with lower global warming potential, supporting eco‑friendly operation.
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Durable Outdoor Cabinet – Heavy‑gauge galvanized steel and powder‑coat finish resist corrosion and extend long‑term outdoor durability.
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Factory‑Installed Protection & Service Features – Includes filter drier, high‑pressure switch, ease‑access service ports, simplifying service and improving reliability.
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Quiet & Certified Performance – AHRI certified with engineered airflow and sound‑optimized designs for stable, quieter cooling.
Q&A
Q: What size space is this 5‑ton AC condenser best for?
A: A 5 ton (60,000 BTU) condenser is ideal for large homes or commercial spaces ~2,500–3,500 sq ft, depending on insulation, climate, and layout.
Q: What does 15.2 SEER2 efficiency mean?
A: 15.2 SEER2 indicates solid seasonal energy efficiency that helps lower cooling costs compared to older or lower SEER systems while meeting current efficiency requirements.
Q: How does the two‑stage compressor benefit performance?
A: The two‑stage scroll compressor provides more balanced cooling, better comfort, quieter operation, and improved energy use versus single‑stage models.
Q: What refrigerant does this unit use?
A: This condenser uses R32 refrigerant, a modern, more environmentally friendly refrigerant with a lower global warming impact.
Q: Does this condenser include refrigerant pre‑charge?
A: Yes — it’s factory‑charged for up to ~15 ft of line set, simplifying installation by a licensed HVAC tech.
Q: What are key build and durability features?
A: Durable galvanized‑steel cabinet, powder‑coat finish with corrosion resistance, wire coil guard, and removable access panels make it reliable in outdoor conditions.
Q: How loud is the unit in operation?
A: Typical sound level is around 76 dBA, designed for acceptable residential outdoor noise.
Maintenance Tips
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Maintain Clearance Around Unit: Keep at least 24 inches of space free from debris, plants, or obstructions for proper airflow.
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Clean Condenser Coils: Rinse the outdoor coils every 3–6 months to remove dirt, dust, and buildup that can reduce cooling efficiency.
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Replace Indoor Air Filters: Change filters every 1–3 months to support airflow and protect the two-stage compressor.
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Inspect Refrigerant Lines: Ensure insulation is intact and lines are free from damage to maintain R32 refrigerant efficiency.
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Check Condensate Drain: Keep the drain line clear to prevent water buildup or system interruptions.
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Schedule Annual Professional Maintenance: Technicians should inspect electrical connections, refrigerant levels, fan motor, and two-stage compressor operation yearly.
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Monitor System Performance: Unusual noises, reduced cooling, or higher energy bills indicate the need for prompt service.
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