Goodman - 2.5 Ton - 17.5" Height Horizontal Cased Evaporator Coil TXV - R32 - CHPTA3026B3

Goodman - 2.5 Ton - 17.5" Height Horizontal Cased Evaporator Coil TXV - R32 - CHPTA3026B3

The Goodman CHPTA3026B3 evaporator coil is ready for any horizontal installation that you need it for. With a built-in TXV kit for efficiency, the CHPTA3026B3 lives up to Goodman's expectations to provide an enhanced comfort with a superior efficiency, all while staying within your budget. If you want the best possible coil for your home, this is it.

Features

• 2.5 ton horizontal evaporator coil
• Can be used with heat pump and AC-only condensers
• R32: Complies with Clean Air Act New Refrigerant Requirements
• Galvanized, embossed, and insulated coil cabinet to protect the coil and prevent air leakage
• Factory-installed TXV kit
  

Specifications

Manual

• Installation Manual
• Spec Sheet

What our Experts Think

• Built for Modern R-32 Systems
  Designed specifically for next-generation R-32 refrigerant systems, the Goodman CHPTA3026B3 Horizontal Cased Evaporator Coil offers improved environmental performance and compatibility with newer high-efficiency air conditioning and heat pump systems.

• Factory-Installed TXV for Better Efficiency
  The built-in Thermostatic Expansion Valve (TXV) precisely regulates refrigerant flow, helping your system maintain optimal efficiency, more stable indoor temperatures, and improved humidity control.

• Durable All-Aluminum Coil Construction
  The all-aluminum evaporator coil with enhanced fin design helps resist corrosion while improving heat transfer—supporting long-term performance and reliability.

• Installer-Friendly Horizontal Design
  With a 17.5″ cabinet height and horizontal configuration, this coil is well-suited for tight attic or crawl-space installations, making it easier to integrate with compatible air handlers and furnaces.

• Moisture & Condensation Protection
  Foil-faced cabinet insulation and a rust-resistant thermoplastic drain pan reduce condensation issues and help prevent mold buildup—supporting cleaner and safer system operation.

• Serviceability That HVAC Pros Appreciate
  A single front access panel and split-seam cabinet design make inspection, maintenance, and coil access much easier for technicians, helping reduce service time and installation complexity.

Q&A

Maintenance Tips

• Replace or Clean Air Filters Regularly – Dirty filters restrict airflow and reduce cooling efficiency, forcing the evaporator coil to work harder. Check every 1–3 months.

• Keep the Evaporator Coil Clean – Dust and debris can accumulate on the aluminum coil fins, lowering heat transfer and system performance. Schedule professional coil cleaning annually.

• Inspect the Condensate Drain Pan & Line – Ensure the rust-resistant drain pan and secondary drain connections remain clear to prevent water leaks and microbial buildup.

• Check TXV Operation – The factory-installed thermostatic expansion valve (TXV) regulates refrigerant flow; periodic HVAC inspections ensure proper superheat and system efficiency.

• Maintain Proper Airflow – Keep vents open and ensure the blower and ductwork are unobstructed to maintain optimal airflow across the all-aluminum coil.

• Inspect Insulation and Cabinet – The insulated galvanized cabinet reduces condensation; check annually for moisture or insulation damage.

• Schedule Annual HVAC Service – Professional maintenance helps detect refrigerant issues, clean internal components, and maintain peak performance and efficiency.