WaterFurnace - Model 5 Series 500A11 -Geothermal Heat Pump

The 5 Series 500A11 provides forced air heating, air conditioning, and even generates a portion of your home`s hot water — all from a single unit. You`ll experience a level of comfort and savings that`s far greater than any ordinary system without the risks of utilizing fossil fuels.

While traditional conditioning systems typically run at one speed, the 500A11 operates in two speeds — high and low for greater comfort and efficiency. It`ll run most often in low speed to keep your home consistent and efficient but will switch over to high speed in instances where the home needs more conditioning.

Imagine a platform that can provide detailed feedback of your system in real-time and the tools to control it all from any web-enabled smart phone, tablet, or computer. That`s Symphony. Receive alerts and service reminders via email, text message, and in-app notifications — for you and your contractor.

WaterFurnace geothermal heat pumps provide forced air heating, air conditioning, and can even generate a portion of your home`s hot water — all from a single unit. One piece of equipment replaces your outdated fossil fuel furnace and loud inefficient outdoor air conditioner.

In a few short minutes, your self-cleaning AlpinePure® Ionization System can be mounted and wired according to local and national electrical codes by a certified professional. The AlpinePure Ionization System boosts MERV filter performance by four rating points, which is up to eight times¹ better than a typical MERV 11 filter, so you`ll be breathing in clean, safe air before you know it.

With an optional hot water assist, the 5 Series preheats your water and delivers it to your water heater. A sophisticated microprocessor controls and monitors heat pump conditions and determines when there is excess heat available to route to the hot water heater. This allows you to utilize heat in the most efficient way possible.

According to the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air Conditioning Engineers, geothermal units have an average equipment life of 25 years while the underground loop system has a rated material life of more than 100 years.