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A General Electric (GE) 36,000 BTU (3-Ton) Inverter Split Air Conditioner is designed for cooling or heating large residential spaces, open-concept areas, or commercial rooms ranging between 1,200 to 1,800 sq. ft.
| Feature | Specification Details |
|---|---|
| Cooling Capacity | 36,000 BTU / hr (3 Tons) |
| Compressor Type | Variable Speed A-PAM DC Inverter Rotary Compressor |
| Efficiency Rating | 17 to 18 SEER2 (depending on the exact series/indoor unit combination) |
| Voltage Requirement | 208–230V / 60Hz / 1-Phase (Requires 30A to 40A dedicated breaker) |
| Refrigerant | R-410A or R-454B (model dependent) |
| Line Set Sizes | 3/8" Liquid Line & 5/8" Suction Line |
| Sound Level | ~35–45 dBA (Indoor Unit), ~58–62 dBA (Outdoor Condenser) |
DC Inverter Technology: Continuously adjusts motor speed rather than cycling completely ON/OFF. This maintains precise room temperatures, operates quieter, and cuts energy consumption by up to 30–40% compared to standard fixed-speed units.
Corrosion Protection (Blue Fin / Gold Fin): Hydrophilic aluminum fins prevent water build-up and shield the outdoor coils against salt air, humidity, and elemental corrosion.
Low Ambient Performance: Higher-end series (such as GE Caliber) can provide effective cooling and heating in extreme outdoor temperature conditions.
Multi-Zone Versatility: Available in both Single-Zone (1 indoor wall unit paired to 1 outdoor unit) and Multi-Zone Multilink Series (1 outdoor unit powering up to 4 separate indoor wall units).
Smart Airflow & Controls: Features multi-speed fans, auto-swing louver control, turbocharged fast cooling, dry mode for dehumidification, and optional Wi-Fi smart app connectivity.
Electrical Setup: Due to the high amperage draw, a dedicated 230V line with a double-pole circuit breaker (typically 30A to 40A MCA) is required.
Professional Vacuum & Flare Connections: Proper installation requires flaring copper lines, pulling a vacuum under 500 microns, and leak testing before releasing factory refrigerant.