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3.5-Ton Heat Pump System Installation in Peoria — June 2023

CompletedJune 14, 2023
Install CrewAndrew, Ben, Angel & Dan
Service AreaPeoria
System3.5-Ton Heat Pump System
BrandTrane
WarrantyMfg + Workmanship
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Scope of Work
Installation of split HP XR system.
Peoria · installed June 14, 2023
— At a Glance
Location
Peoria
Completed
June 14, 2023
System Type
Heat Pump System
Capacity
3.5-Ton
Brand
Trane
Total Investment
$11,956
— What We Installed

Every component in this system

Each piece of equipment set at this home, its condition, and its place in the system.

Newly Installed

4TWR4042N1000*

Brand
Trane
Model
4TWR4042N1000*
New — installed 2026
Newly Installed

TEM4A0C43M41S*

Brand
Trane
Model
TEM4A0C43M41S*
New — installed 2026
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How this install fits into our Phoenix HVAC service

This install is one example of the AC Installation & Replacement work AZ Perfect Comfort performs across Peoria, AZ. You can browse more real 3.5-Ton Heat Pump System Installation case studies in the AZ Perfect Comfort install log. New installs from AZ Perfect Comfort include first-year enrollment in our Comfort Club maintenance membership and are backed by our Lifetime Repair Guarantee on repairs. For qualifying installations, HVAC financing options let homeowners spread the investment over time.

— Final Commissioning Results

The real numbers from startup

Every install gets fully commissioned before we leave. These are the actual readings taken on-site by Andrew, Ben, Angel & Dan from the manifold gauges, micron gauge, and digital thermometers.

Refrigerant Circuit

Refrigerant type
R-410A
Suction pressure
132 PSIG
Liquid pressure
357 PSIG
Evaporator saturation
43.2°F
Condensing saturation
112.4°F
Superheat
14°F
Subcooling
5°F

Air-Side Performance

Return-air temperature
126°F
Supply-air temperature
55°F
Temperature split
71°F

Nitrogen Pressure Test

Test pressure held
316 PSIG

Startup readings captured on the day of install. Manufacturer targets vary by ambient and load; every reading above met the system’s commissioning window.

— Line Items

The full equipment and materials list

ItemDescriptionQty
3.514H-4TWR4042N1-TEM4A0C43M41S 3.5 Ton - 14 Series - Standard Efficiency - Single Stage Residential Heat Pump System. Installed in a Horizonal configuration. Installation of the equipment includes all of the following:• Manual 1
M-SCUTTLE REPLACE OR INSTALL NEW SCUTTLE INSERT ACCESS AND TRIM WITH COVER 1

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— Photo Documentation

23 photos from this installation

Every step of this installation was documented on-site by Andrew, Ben, Angel & Dan.

Installation Progress

Documentation of the physical install — new equipment set, line sets routed, disconnects wired, thermostat mounted.

New outdoor heat pump condenser set on a level pad with nearby electrical disconnect and conduit against the exterior wall.
New outdoor heat pump condenser set on a level pad with nearby electrical disconnect and conduit against the exterior wall.
New outdoor heat pump condenser set on a level pad beside the wall with disconnects and conduit installed.
New outdoor heat pump condenser set on a level pad beside the wall with disconnects and conduit installed.
Wall-mounted digital thermostat installed and powered, display showing cooling mode with setpoint at 80 degrees.
Wall-mounted digital thermostat installed and powered, display showing cooling mode with setpoint at 80 degrees.
Digital manifold and hoses connect to the outdoor unit with a refrigerant cylinder on a scale beside the condenser.
Digital manifold and hoses connect to the outdoor unit with a refrigerant cylinder on a scale beside the condenser.
Outdoor condensers on pads beside the house, including a newly installed unit with insulated line set and service disconnect nearby.
Outdoor condensers on pads beside the house, including a newly installed unit with insulated line set and service disconnect nearby.
Digital refrigerant scale controller shows 17.40 pounds while charging the outdoor unit during installation.
Digital refrigerant scale controller shows 17.40 pounds while charging the outdoor unit during installation.
Condensate drain assembly with inline float safety switch wired in, connected to the air handler’s primary drain outlet.
Condensate drain assembly with inline float safety switch wired in, connected to the air handler’s primary drain outlet.
Condensate drain assembly with inline float safety switch wired into the trap near the air handler housing.
Condensate drain assembly with inline float safety switch wired into the trap near the air handler housing.
A spirit level rests on top of an air handler cabinet, confirming the unit is set plumb and level during installation.
A spirit level rests on top of an air handler cabinet, confirming the unit is set plumb and level during installation.
New outdoor heat pump condenser set on a level pad with nearby electrical disconnect and insulated line set penetrations.
New outdoor heat pump condenser set on a level pad with nearby electrical disconnect and insulated line set penetrations.
New outdoor heat pump condenser set on a level pad with sealed line set penetration and exterior disconnects mounted nearby.
New outdoor heat pump condenser set on a level pad with sealed line set penetration and exterior disconnects mounted nearby.
Outdoor area shows new heat pump condenser set on a level pad beside an older unit with electrical whip connected.
Outdoor area shows new heat pump condenser set on a level pad beside an older unit with electrical whip connected.
Outdoor heat pump condenser set on a pad with insulated refrigerant lines, sealed wall penetration, and flexible electrical conduit routed to the unit.
Outdoor heat pump condenser set on a pad with insulated refrigerant lines, sealed wall penetration, and flexible electrical conduit routed to the unit.
Outdoor condenser set beside wall with new electrical disconnects, sealed line set cover, and conduit neatly routed along the exterior.
Outdoor condenser set beside wall with new electrical disconnects, sealed line set cover, and conduit neatly routed along the exterior.
Wall-mounted digital thermostat installed and powered on, displaying screen information during system setup and control verification.
Wall-mounted digital thermostat installed and powered on, displaying screen information during system setup and control verification.

Nitrogen Pressure Test

Both manifold gauges holding equal pressure verifies a leak-free system before we ever bring in refrigerant.

Digital manifold shows equal pressures around 316 PSI on both low and high sides during a nitrogen pressure test.
Digital manifold shows equal pressures around 316 PSI on both low and high sides during a nitrogen pressure test.
Digital manifold shows equal high pressure on both sides during a nitrogen pressure test of the new system.
Digital manifold shows equal high pressure on both sides during a nitrogen pressure test of the new system.
Digital manifold shows both sides equalized at 476 PSI, documenting a nitrogen pressure test on the newly installed system.
Digital manifold shows both sides equalized at 476 PSI, documenting a nitrogen pressure test on the newly installed system.

Refrigerant Commissioning

Operating pressures, superheat, and subcooling confirmed to manufacturer spec after charge.

Digital manifold on the outdoor unit shows operating pressures with the system running, documenting low and high side readings during commissioning.
Digital manifold on the outdoor unit shows operating pressures with the system running, documenting low and high side readings during commissioning.
Digital manifold connected during commissioning shows distinct high and low pressures while the system operates under refrigerant charge.
Digital manifold connected during commissioning shows distinct high and low pressures while the system operates under refrigerant charge.

Air-Side Commissioning

Return and supply air temperatures measured to verify the temperature split falls in the target window.

Digital thermometer probe shows 125.6°F while measuring air temperature near insulated ductwork at the air handler.
Digital thermometer probe shows 125.6°F while measuring air temperature near insulated ductwork at the air handler.
Digital thermometer probe shows 55.4°F at the supply, documenting cooled air leaving the evaporator during commissioning.
Digital thermometer probe shows 55.4°F at the supply, documenting cooled air leaving the evaporator during commissioning.
Digital thermometer measures air temperature at a metal duct surface during commissioning in the attic space.
Digital thermometer measures air temperature at a metal duct surface during commissioning in the attic space.
— Frequently Asked

Questions about this installation

What kind of system was installed in this Peoria job?

The installer completed the installation of a 3.5-Ton single-stage XR14 heat pump system to provide efficient heating and cooling for the homeowner's needs. This system was selected for its reliability and performance in the local climate.

How much does a new heat pump system cost in Phoenix?

Pricing depends on tonnage, efficiency (SEER2 rating), brand, and installation complexity. Use our online pricing tool at https://azperfectcomfort.com/get-a-quote/ for an instant estimate on your home, or call (602) 613-3489 to schedule a free in-home consultation.

Does AZ Perfect Comfort offer financing for HVAC installations?

Yes. AZ Perfect Comfort offers financing options to qualified homeowners so a new system fits your monthly budget. Financing details are provided during your in-home consultation — call (602) 613-3489 to schedule.

Does AZ Perfect Comfort install in Peoria?

Yes. AZ Perfect Comfort installs residential and commercial HVAC systems throughout Peoria and the greater Phoenix Metro area. Call (602) 613-3489 to schedule your consultation.

Is the new equipment covered by a warranty?

Yes. New equipment installed by AZ Perfect Comfort is covered by the manufacturer's warranty (typically 10 years on parts when registered) plus our workmanship warranty on the installation itself. Diamond Members receive our Lifetime Repair Guarantee on covered repairs — ask about our maintenance plans.

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