WaterFurnace - Model 5 Series 500R11 - Indoor Split Unit

The 500R11 Indoor Split can be installed with either the 5 Series W5B Air Handler for forced air heating & cooling, or it can be installed in conjunction with an existing fossil fuel furnace for a dual fuel application (with an accompanying A5D cased or uncased air coil).

The 5 Series W5B Air Handler is a perfect match for the 500R11. It features an ECM blower motor for the ultimate in efficiency and electric backup heat for those rare instances where you need an extra boost of heating.

By installing the 500R11 with the WaterFurnace A5D A-Coil (cased or uncased) and an existing fossil fuel furnace, the system can select the most efficient method of heating and switch between fossil fuel and geothermal. Perfect for colder climates, a dual fuel application will always keep you warm and cozy.

Since the compressor section is separate from the forced air component of your system, installation is flexible and convenient. For example, if you place the 500R11 Indoor Split in a closet, you can house the 5 Series W5B Air Handler in the attic or crawlspace to utilize your space effectively.

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.

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.

The IntelliZone2 gives you the power to precisely control temperatures in up to 4 different areas. The result is the ultimate in comfort and cost savings.

According to the American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), 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.