Rheem Select 1.5 Ton Mobile Home Heat Pump Complete HVAC System 14.3 SEER2

Rheem Select 1.5 Ton Mobile Home Heat Pump System Overview

The Rheem Select 1.5 Ton Mobile Home Heat Pump System is a complete heat pump configuration designed for manufactured and mobile home applications. It combines a Rheem Select outdoor heat pump with an ADP manufactured housing evaporator coil, downflow electric furnace, and matching mFurnace™ coil cabinet.

This system provides approximately 18,000 BTU per hour of nominal cooling capacity and year-round heating from the same outdoor unit. Actual performance depends on correct sizing, airflow, ductwork, refrigerant charging, and professional installation.

What’s Included

• Outdoor heat pump: Rheem Select WP14AY18AJ1NA
• Manufactured housing evaporator coil: ADP M30G31AR
• Electric furnace: ADP AMHE3D10B2N1
• Coil cabinet: ADP MHCDLS30
• Nominal cooling capacity: 1.5 tons or approximately 18,000 BTU per hour

Installation materials and accessories are not automatically included unless selected and listed in the final order. A heat pump–compatible thermostat, refrigerant line set, condenser pad, disconnect, electrical wiring, condensate components, duct transitions, and other field-supplied materials may be required.

Key Features

The Rheem Select 1.5 Ton Mobile Home Heat Pump System provides both cooling and heating from a single outdoor unit. In heating mode, the heat pump reverses its refrigerant cycle to move heat from the outdoor air into the home. The 10 kW electric resistance elements in the indoor furnace provide supplemental heat in colder weather and during defrost, and emergency heat if the heat pump is unavailable.

• Complete manufactured housing heat pump configuration
• Year-round heating and cooling from one outdoor unit
• Nominal 1.5-ton capacity
• Single-stage Rheem Select outdoor heat pump
• 14.3 SEER2 outdoor unit rating
• Lower-GWP R-454B refrigerant platform
• Downflow indoor airflow configuration
• Five-speed ECM indoor blower motor
• 10 kW electric resistance supplemental and emergency heat
• Aluminum manufactured housing evaporator coil
• Louvered downflow coil cabinet

Technical Specifications

Rheem Select Outdoor Heat Pump

• Model: WP14AY18AJ1NA
• Product line: Rheem Endeavor® Line Select™ Series
• Equipment type: Split-system heat pump
• Nominal capacity: 1.5 tons
• Nominal cooling capacity: Approximately 18,000 BTU per hour
• Cooling efficiency: 14.3 SEER2
• Compressor operation: Single stage
• Refrigerant: R-454B
• Electrical supply: 208/230 volts, single phase, 60 Hz

Manufactured Housing Evaporator Coil

• Model: M30G31AR
• Manufacturer: Advanced Distributor Products
• Equipment type: Manufactured housing uncased evaporator coil
• Nominal coil capacity: 2.5 tons
• Coil construction: Aluminum slab
• Metering device: Non-bleed heat pump and air-conditioning TXV
• Refrigerant compatibility: R-454B
• Safety components: Refrigerant detection system controller and sensor

The indoor coil has a higher nominal capacity than the outdoor heat pump. This is an engineered equipment combination and does not change the system into a 2.5-ton system.

Mobile Home Electric Furnace

• Model: AMHE3D10B2N1
• Manufacturer: Advanced Distributor Products
• Equipment type: Manufactured housing electric furnace
• Airflow direction: Downflow
• Nominal blower size: 3 tons
• Blower motor: Five-speed ECM
• Electric heat capacity: 10 kW
• Electrical supply: 208–240 volts, single phase, 60 Hz
• Electrical protection: Circuit breaker configuration

mFurnace Coil Cabinet

• Model: MHCDLS30
• Equipment type: Manufactured housing coil cabinet
• Airflow direction: Downflow
• Door type: Louvered
• Top configuration: Solid
• Cabinet height: 30.50 inches

System Compatibility

The Rheem Select 1.5 Ton Mobile Home Heat Pump System is intended for manufactured housing installations that require downflow indoor airflow and year-round heating and cooling. The existing ductwork, electrical service, return-air arrangement, cabinet clearances, and installation location must support the selected equipment. A thermostat designed for heat pump systems with auxiliary and emergency heat is required.

System size should not be selected using square footage alone. A qualified HVAC professional should perform a Manual J load calculation and inspect the property before ordering. Oversized or undersized equipment can affect humidity control, comfort, operating cost, and equipment life.

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R-454B Refrigerant Information

The outdoor heat pump and evaporator coil in the Rheem Select 1.5 Ton Mobile Home Heat Pump System are designed for R-454B refrigerant. R-454B is classified as an A2L refrigerant and requires approved equipment, service tools, installation procedures, and safety controls.

R-410A or another refrigerant must not be substituted. The refrigerant detection system controller and sensor must be installed, connected, and commissioned according to the applicable equipment instructions and local requirements.

Warranty and Documentation

Manufacturer limited warranty terms vary by model, component, installation, application, and registration status. Confirm the warranty coverage for every component in the Rheem Select 1.5 Ton Mobile Home Heat Pump System before purchase. Retain the invoice, model numbers, serial numbers, installation records, and registration confirmation.

• Review Rheem warranty information and registration
• View the Rheem WP14AY product data

Professional Installation Notice

The Rheem Select 1.5 Ton Mobile Home Heat Pump System must be installed and commissioned by qualified HVAC professionals trained to work with manufactured housing equipment, high-voltage electrical systems, and A2L refrigerants.

Installation includes confirming the equipment match, assembling the indoor components, securing the furnace and cabinet, installing the required electrical circuits, pressure testing, evacuating the refrigerant circuit, verifying the refrigerant charge, configuring airflow, setting up auxiliary and emergency heat staging, testing heating, cooling, and defrost operation, testing the refrigerant detection system, and confirming safe operation.