Lennox AC size please?

[mnahrgang (Mark Nahrgang, C.R.I.)]

I’ve got a Lennox AC compressor that I’m trying to determine it’s size on.

**Manufacturer: Lennox **
Model#: 10ACC-060-230-02
Serial#: 5804D26511

I’m thinking it’s a 5 ton unit from the “-060-” part of the Model, but I’m not for sure. Can anyone confirm that for me?

Thanks

Mark

[wwilson3 (Wayne Wilson, TN 439)]

your right

[mnahrgang (Mark Nahrgang, C.R.I.)]

Thanks Wayne.

[wwilson3 (Wayne Wilson, TN 439)]

Sometimes you have to do the HP thing Mark

[mnahrgang (Mark Nahrgang, C.R.I.)]

Sometimes you have to do the HP thing Mark

Okay, I’ll bite… What is the “HP thing”?

[wwilson3 (Wayne Wilson, TN 439)]

convert hp to btu then btu to tons

[wwilson3 (Wayne Wilson, TN 439)]

or 12.000 btu = 1 ton

[tdeehan (Tom Deehan)]

Sometimes you have to do the HP thing Mark

So Wayne Where do I find the HP?

[dbowers (Dan Bowers, CMI, EDI)]

Mark -

Were you referring to the outside condensor? Surely you weren’t taking the control case apart to read the compressor data tag inside the unit …

[mnahrgang (Mark Nahrgang, C.R.I.)]

Mark -

Were you referring to the outside condensor? Surely you weren’t taking the control case apart to read the compressor data tag inside the unit …

outside condenser…And no I wasn’t taking anything apart. The Serial number didn’t look like my notes said it would. That’s why I wasn’t sure on the size.

[rmaday (Rick Maday)]

@tdeehan

So Wayne Where do I find the HP?

This is what Mark was looking at (in red)

@mnahrgang

Model#: 10ACC-060-230-02

60/12=5

[wwilson3 (Wayne Wilson, TN 439)]

@tdeehan

So Wayne Where do I find the HP?

Amperage should get you close to the Horse power, You need to do some math.