ADP HE31930A140A0000AP Evaporator A-Coil
The ADP HE31930A140A0000AP uncased, right-hand evaporator A-coil, with a non-bleed TXV for air conditioning and heat pumps on R-410A.
Model numberHE31930A140A0000AP
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Quick facts
The ADP TXV coil for moving to a central heat pump
A central heat pump without changing the indoor unit
In many homes in the region, an electric furnace already moves air through ductwork. Adding a central heat pump does not mean replacing everything: it takes an evaporator coil above the furnace and a matched outdoor unit. The furnace stays in place, blows the air and provides backup heat.
ADP’s HE31930A140A0000AP plays that coil role. It is an A-coil shipped without a cabinet, in a right-hand configuration, that sits in the plenum of the electric furnace or an air handler. It suits split-levels, cottages and semi-detached homes that want air conditioning in summer and a heat pump in winter, on the existing ductwork.
What the ADP sheet says
The model number reads with the manufacturer’s nomenclature. Under that nomenclature, capacity code 30 stands for 30,000 BTU/h nominal, and ADP publishes a reference airflow of 1,000 CFM at 30 MBTUH. Its selection table lists the E31 slab in the 18, 24 and 30 MBTUH rows: this is why we always confirm the exact match with the outdoor unit before ordering.
- Expansion valve: non-bleed TXV, designed for heat pump and air conditioning use on R-410A.
- Coil: E31 copper slab, 13 in high, with a 3/4 in ODF suction connection for brazing.
- Drain pan: 14.0 in wide, 19.5 in deep, UV-resistant, 450°F polymer with Microban antimicrobial additive.
- Quality control: helium leak test and 500 psi air pressure test at the factory.
Sold alone, a coil has no efficiency rating of its own and is not eligible for the LogisVert grant. Final performance depends on the outdoor unit and indoor unit it is matched with.
Installation, done by AirGreen
A family business established in Montreal for more than fifteen years, AirGreen holds RBQ licence 5645-9605-01 in ventilation, refrigeration and electrical work. For a heat pump project on an electric furnace, we:
- visit the house free of charge, measure the plenum and note where the lines and drain run;
- confirm the match between the coil and the proposed outdoor unit;
- set the coil, braze the copper connections and connect the drain;
- commission the system, in cooling as well as heating.
This model has a right-hand configuration; if your installation needs the other side, the left-hand HE31930A140A0004AP is available in the same series. We work in Montreal, Laval, Longueuil, the North Shore and the South Shore.
Get your quote
A free on-site estimate, a detailed written quote and financing available: tell us about your central heat pump project.
The indoor part of a central heat pump or air conditioner
Set in the plenum of an electric furnace or air handler, the HE31930A140A0000AP receives refrigerant from the outdoor unit and transfers heat to the air in the ductwork, in cooling as well as in heat pump mode.
- Moving from an electric furnace alone to a central heat pump, keeping the furnace in place
- Adding central air conditioning to a home that already has ductwork
- Replacing an uncased A-coil of the same footprint
- Split-levels, cottages and semi-detached homes heated with electricity
Specifications
From the manufacturer’s documentation. A value the manufacturer does not publish is not listed.
What to know before installing
- Sold alone: not eligible for the LogisVert grant. The coil has no efficiency rating of its own; performance depends on the outdoor unit and indoor unit it is matched with.
- Right-hand uncased configuration (code 00): we confirm on site that it suits your installation. The left-hand version is model HE31930A140A0004AP.
- Being uncased, the coil sits in the plenum or in a compatible cabinet, which we plan for in the quote.
- The drain pan is 14.0 in wide and 19.5 in deep, for upflow or downflow installation.
- The outdoor unit, refrigerant lines and indoor unit are not included.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the code 30 in the model number mean?
It is the capacity code in ADP’s nomenclature: 30 stands for 30,000 BTU/h nominal. ADP’s selection table also lists the E31 slab in the 18, 24 and 30 MBTUH rows, which is why the exact match with your outdoor unit has to be confirmed. We do that before ordering.
How does it differ from the HE31930A140A0004AP?
Only the configuration code changes: 00 for the right-hand uncased configuration (this model), 04 for the left-hand configuration. The other published specifications are the same.
Is the expansion valve suitable for a heat pump?
Yes. ADP identifies it as a non-bleed TXV for heat pump and air conditioning use on R-410A, and states that HE coils are compatible with both.
Can I get the LogisVert grant with this coil?
No, not for a coil sold alone. If you are replacing the whole system, we can quote you a complete central heat pump.
How does the ADP warranty work?
The coil is covered for 5 years on parts from installation, not exceeding 6 years from manufacture. ADP extends this to a total of 10 years under the conditions of its extended warranty; in Quebec, not registering the unit does not reduce coverage. Labour is not covered by the manufacturer.
Your ADP HE coil, installed by AirGreen
Tell us about your project: we check the sizing, confirm availability and send you a quote. Or let our technicians install it for you.
Specifications from the manufacturer’s documentation, checked on October 19, 2026.
