ACiQ Gas Furnace & AC System

A two-stage burner allows the furnace to operate at a lower capacity during milder weather and switch to full capacity only when temperatures drop significantly. This results in more consistent, even heating throughout your home rather than the frequent on-off cycling of a single-stage system.

Yes. The system features a multi-positional design, meaning it is engineered to support upflow, downflow, and horizontal installation configurations, making it adaptable to tight spaces like attics, basements, or crawl spaces.

The system comes configured for natural gas, but it is field-convertible to propane. You will need to ensure your installer has the appropriate conversion kit during the installation process.

Aluminum coils are significantly more resistant to corrosion than traditional copper coils. This durability helps prevent refrigerant leaks over time, extending the lifespan of your cooling system.

Yes. A variable speed motor adjusts its airflow based on the specific needs of your home, rather than running at full blast constantly. This reduces energy consumption and helps maintain better humidity control during the cooling season.

An 80% AFUE rating means that 80% of the fuel consumed is converted into usable heat for your home, while 20% is lost through venting. While not as high as ultra-high-efficiency condensing furnaces, this is a standard, reliable efficiency level for many residential applications.