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5-Ton Heat Pump System Installation in Scottsdale — November 2024

CompletedNovember 22, 2024
Install CrewBen, Andrew, Kyle, Jesse & Mike
Service AreaScottsdale
System5-Ton Heat Pump System
WarrantyMfg + Workmanship
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Scope of Work
Installation of two Horizontal Attic Split Systems and one Midea pack unit. Condensers were installed on the roof.
Scottsdale · installed November 22, 2024
— At a Glance
Location
Scottsdale
Completed
November 22, 2024
System Type
Heat Pump System
Capacity
5-Ton
Efficiency
15.2 SEER
Labor Warranty
2-Year Labor Warranty
Total Investment
$23,348
— 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

Air handler

Model
TEM4B0C60S51S
Matched
5-Ton airflow
New — installed 2026
Newly Installed

AC condenser

Brand
Trane
Model
4TTA4060A4000
Capacity
5-Ton
Efficiency
15.2 SEER
New — installed 2026
Newly Installed

4TTA4048A4000

Model
4TTA4048A4000
New — installed 2026
Newly Installed

Heat pump

Model
BRCA-36HWD1N1-M15
Capacity
5-Ton
Efficiency
15.2 SEER
New — installed 2026
Newly Installed

Thermostat

Model
ECOBEE-3
New — installed 2026
Your Coverage on This Install
Labor Warranty
2-Year Labor Warranty

Full terms and coverage details reviewed with the homeowner at time of estimate. Contact us for details.

— Related Services

How this install fits into our Phoenix HVAC service

This install is one example of the Heating work AZ Perfect Comfort performs across Scottsdale, AZ. You can browse more real 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 Ben, Andrew, Kyle, Jesse & Mike from the manifold gauges, micron gauge, and digital thermometers.

Refrigerant Circuit

Refrigerant type
R-410A
Suction pressure
98 PSIG
Liquid pressure
289 PSIG
Evaporator saturation
23.8°F
Condensing saturation
102.1°F
Superheat
11°F
Subcooling
9°F

Air-Side Performance

Return-air temperature
70°F
Supply-air temperature
54.3°F
Temperature split
15.7°F

Nitrogen Pressure Test

Test pressure held
2,380 PSIG

Vacuum / Evacuation

Final vacuum reading
394 microns

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
CUI-HP-Horizontal 5 Ton System- Heat Pump with AirHandler. Installation of the equipment is subject to the terms and conditions of AZ Perfect Comfort found at the bottom of this estimate/invoice. Any signature, or paym 1
CUI-HP-Horizontal 4 Ton System - Heat Pump with AirHandler. Installation of the equipment is subject to the terms and conditions of AZ Perfect Comfort found at the bottom of this estimate/invoice. Any signature, or pay 1
2-315.2P-BRCA-36HW 2-3 Ton- BRCA 15.2 SEER Variable Speed Packaged Heat Pump With Surge Protector Installed on UnitInstallation of the equipment is subject to the terms and conditions of AZ Perfect Comfort found at the 1
CRANE Crane Service needed for work to be performed. AZ Perfect Comfort will be responsible for scheduling. Customers cannot schedule their own crane service. 1

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— Photo Documentation

36 photos from this installation

Every step of this installation was documented on-site by Ben, Andrew, Kyle, Jesse & Mike.

Installation Progress

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

Wide rooftop view showing multiple packaged HVAC units installed on a coated roof with curb mounts and connected utilities.
Wide rooftop view showing multiple packaged HVAC units installed on a coated roof with curb mounts and connected utilities.
Ceiling-mounted HVAC grille installed on exposed ductwork, showing clean louvers and finished trim in a commercial space.
Ceiling-mounted HVAC grille installed on exposed ductwork, showing clean louvers and finished trim in a commercial space.
Wall-mounted smart thermostat installed above a dual light switch on a finished interior wall.
Wall-mounted smart thermostat installed above a dual light switch on a finished interior wall.
New rooftop packaged HVAC unit installed on a flat roof with insulated condensate drain and support stand visible.
New rooftop packaged HVAC unit installed on a flat roof with insulated condensate drain and support stand visible.
Two new rooftop heat pump condensers set on elevated pads with insulated line sets and weatherproof electrical whip connections.
Two new rooftop heat pump condensers set on elevated pads with insulated line sets and weatherproof electrical whip connections.
Wall-mounted smart thermostat installed in an office space near a whiteboard, with nearby light switch and outlet visible.
Wall-mounted smart thermostat installed in an office space near a whiteboard, with nearby light switch and outlet visible.
New rooftop packaged HVAC unit set on a level surface with connected condensate drain and protected refrigerant/utility lines.
New rooftop packaged HVAC unit set on a level surface with connected condensate drain and protected refrigerant/utility lines.
Two new outdoor heat pump condensers set on rooftop supports with secured electrical whips and insulated line sets.
Two new outdoor heat pump condensers set on rooftop supports with secured electrical whips and insulated line sets.
Refrigerant charging scale on site with display reading 21.35, used during heat pump installation and charging process.
Refrigerant charging scale on site with display reading 21.35, used during heat pump installation and charging process.
Handheld refrigerant scale controller with digital display showing a partial reading, used during charging of a new system.
Handheld refrigerant scale controller with digital display showing a partial reading, used during charging of a new system.
Digital refrigerant scale on the job site shows a charge weight of 21.35 on the display during installation.
Digital refrigerant scale on the job site shows a charge weight of 21.35 on the display during installation.
Handheld refrigerant scale remote displays a partial reading while being used during HVAC installation work outdoors.
Handheld refrigerant scale remote displays a partial reading while being used during HVAC installation work outdoors.
Suspended air handler with connected round ductwork and return grille installed over an office area with ceiling fans.
Suspended air handler with connected round ductwork and return grille installed over an office area with ceiling fans.
Wall-mounted smart thermostat powers on after installation, displaying its startup screen adjacent to a room sign.
Wall-mounted smart thermostat powers on after installation, displaying its startup screen adjacent to a room sign.
Wall-mounted smart thermostat backplate installed near a stair railing, with adjacent dual light switches on a finished interior wall.
Wall-mounted smart thermostat backplate installed near a stair railing, with adjacent dual light switches on a finished interior wall.
Ceiling-hung air handler installed with insulated duct connections, copper line set, and support brackets secured to the structure.
Ceiling-hung air handler installed with insulated duct connections, copper line set, and support brackets secured to the structure.

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 on both sides at 2380 PSI, documenting a high-pressure nitrogen test on the new system.
Digital manifold shows equal pressures on both sides at 2380 PSI, documenting a high-pressure nitrogen test on the new system.
Digital manifold shows equal pressures on both sides at 238 PSI during a nitrogen pressure test of the new system.
Digital manifold shows equal pressures on both sides at 238 PSI during a nitrogen pressure test of the new system.

Vacuum / Evacuation

A deep vacuum below 500 microns pulls all moisture and non-condensables out of the line set before charging.

Digital micron gauge connected at the service port reads 445 microns, documenting a deep vacuum before releasing refrigerant charge.
Digital micron gauge connected at the service port reads 445 microns, documenting a deep vacuum before releasing refrigerant charge.
Wireless micron gauge connected to the system shows a deep vacuum during evacuation before refrigerant charging.
Wireless micron gauge connected to the system shows a deep vacuum during evacuation before refrigerant charging.
Digital micron gauge connected at the service port shows 445 microns during evacuation of the new heat pump system.
Digital micron gauge connected at the service port shows 445 microns during evacuation of the new heat pump system.
Wireless micron gauge connected to the service port shows 394 microns during system evacuation prior to refrigerant charging.
Wireless micron gauge connected to the service port shows 394 microns during system evacuation prior to refrigerant charging.

Refrigerant Commissioning

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

Digital manifold connected at the outdoor unit shows operating suction and liquid pressures during commissioning of the new heat pump system.
Digital manifold connected at the outdoor unit shows operating suction and liquid pressures during commissioning of the new heat pump system.
Digital manifold connected to an operating rooftop condenser with service panel open and refrigerant cylinder nearby during commissioning.
Digital manifold connected to an operating rooftop condenser with service panel open and refrigerant cylinder nearby during commissioning.
Digital manifold attached to an outdoor condenser shows system running with split pressures during commissioning.
Digital manifold attached to an outdoor condenser shows system running with split pressures during commissioning.
Digital manifold shows operating pressures on an outdoor condenser during startup commissioning.
Digital manifold shows operating pressures on an outdoor condenser during startup commissioning.
Digital manifold connected to an outdoor unit shows operating suction and liquid pressures while the system runs during commissioning.
Digital manifold connected to an outdoor unit shows operating suction and liquid pressures while the system runs during commissioning.
Digital manifold shows system operating pressures with R-410A: low side 137 PSI and high side 319 PSI, superheat 12.7°F, subcooling 15.6°F.
Digital manifold shows system operating pressures with R-410A: low side 137 PSI and high side 319 PSI, superheat 12.7°F, subcooling 15.6°F.
Digital manifold attached to the outdoor unit displays operating pressures and temperatures during system commissioning.
Digital manifold attached to the outdoor unit displays operating pressures and temperatures during system commissioning.

Air-Side Commissioning

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

Digital thermometer probe shows 74.8 degrees in the return duct during airside commissioning of the new system.
Digital thermometer probe shows 74.8 degrees in the return duct during airside commissioning of the new system.
Digital thermometer displays 52 degrees, documenting supply air temperature at the outlet during system commissioning.
Digital thermometer displays 52 degrees, documenting supply air temperature at the outlet during system commissioning.
Digital thermometer shows 44.9°F while measuring cold supply air from the newly installed system.
Digital thermometer shows 44.9°F while measuring cold supply air from the newly installed system.
Digital thermometer at a supply register shows 66.0°F, documenting supply air temperature after system start-up.
Digital thermometer at a supply register shows 66.0°F, documenting supply air temperature after system start-up.
Digital thermometer held at a ceiling grille reads 66.9°F, documenting air temperature during system airflow testing.
Digital thermometer held at a ceiling grille reads 66.9°F, documenting air temperature during system airflow testing.

Electrical Verification

Voltage and amperage checked at the disconnect to confirm the equipment is drawing within nameplate spec.

Outdoor disconnect enclosure with three cartridge fuses installed and line and load conductors routed through the cabinet.
Outdoor disconnect enclosure with three cartridge fuses installed and line and load conductors routed through the cabinet.
Three cartridge fuses installed in a fused disconnect enclosure with connected conductors visible at the terminals.
Three cartridge fuses installed in a fused disconnect enclosure with connected conductors visible at the terminals.
— Frequently Asked

Questions about this installation

What kind of system was installed in this Scottsdale job?

The installers completed a multi-system installation that included a 5-Ton heat pump system, a 4-Ton system, and a 2-Ton package unit for the server room. This configuration was designed to provide efficient heating and cooling for the various spaces within the property.

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 Scottsdale?

Yes. AZ Perfect Comfort installs residential and commercial HVAC systems throughout Scottsdale 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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