Whirlpool 3 Ton 14 SEER2 AC System — Condenser + Coil (R-454B)

Whirlpool

Whirlpool 3 Ton 14 SEER2 AC System — Condenser + Coil (R-454B)

Serial Number: WLA14AY36AJ1NA+1WP344XR

$4,423

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Insulated copper refrigerant line set to connect your system. Optional — skip if your installer supplies one.

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About this product

A complete, factory-matched cooling system — the Whirlpool 3‑Ton 14 SEER2 condenser paired with its R‑454B cased evaporator coil, shipped together and ready for your installer. Choose the coil cabinet width below so it fits your existing ductwork.

What's included

Condenser — Whirlpool 3 Ton, 14 SEER2, R‑454B. Corrosion‑resistant galvanized steel cabinet, 208/230V single‑phase.
Matched evaporator coil — R‑454B cased coil, sized to the condenser for its rated efficiency. Pick your cabinet width (17.5″, 21″, or 24.5″) to match your furnace or air handler.

Specifications

Nominal cooling: 3 Ton (36,000 BTU)
Efficiency: 14 SEER2
Refrigerant: R‑454B (low‑GWP A2L)
Electrical: 208/230V, single‑phase
Cabinet: galvanized steel, corrosion‑resistant
Ships as a matched pair — condenser + coil

Need a line set? Add one below. Brand‑new in factory packaging, free delivery within 40 miles of our nearest warehouse — usually same or next business day. Manufacturer warranty included; register after install. Sold as equipment only; installation by your licensed HVAC contractor.

Specifications

Brand	Whirlpool
Serial Number	WLA14AY36AJ1NA+1WP344XR
Type	AC Condensers
Warranty	Manufacturer
Shipping	Free within 40 mi of a branch; freight quoted beyond

Common Questions About This AC Unit

How much does installation cost?

This is sold as equipment only — you arrange installation with your own licensed HVAC contractor, and that cost is paid to them, not us. As a reference, a typical professional changeout runs roughly $1,500–$3,500 depending on the unit, line set, electrical, and any duct or venting work. We ship the equipment fast; your installer handles the rest.

How do I know if this will fit my home?

Sizing depends on cooled square footage, ceiling height, sun exposure, and insulation. Rule of thumb: 1.5 ton ~750 sq ft, 2 ton ~1,000 sq ft, 2.5 ton ~1,250 sq ft, 3 ton ~1,500 sq ft, 4 ton ~2,000 sq ft, 5 ton ~2,500+ sq ft. Hot, humid climates push toward the larger end. We will confirm sizing if you send room details before ordering.

What is the warranty?

All equipment ships with the full manufacturer warranty (typically 10 years parts on registered units). Registration is required — we send instructions with the unit. Have it installed by a licensed HVAC contractor to keep the warranty valid; DIY install may void coverage depending on the manufacturer.

How fast does this ship?

In-stock equipment ships within 1–2 business days via freight (pallet delivery). Transit is typically 3–7 business days depending on your zip. You will receive a tracking number and the freight carrier will call to schedule curbside delivery. Equipment is in stock unless the product page shows "Special Order".

Is financing available?

Yes — financing is available at checkout for qualifying customers, with a quick decision and no impact to your credit to check your rate. Most homeowners can spread a full system into low monthly payments. You will see the financing option during checkout.

Do you handle the install permit?

Permits are handled by your installer per your local code. Most jurisdictions require an HVAC permit for a furnace, AC, or heat pump changeout. Permit fees are part of the install quote, not the equipment price.

Can I install this myself?

You can — this ships as equipment only, so install is up to you and your contractor. That said, it requires brazing, refrigerant charging, gas line work (on furnaces), and electrical that a licensed HVAC tech should handle, and DIY can void the manufacturer warranty. If you are not equipped for it, line up a licensed installer in your area.