ADP HH57118A185A2102AP Horizontal Evaporator Coil | 1.5 Tons

Add air conditioning to a horizontal furnace without redoing everything

In many condos, plexes and small houses, the electric furnace or air handler does not stand upright in a corner of the basement: it lies on its side, hangs from the ceiling or sits in a crawl space. The ADP HH57118A185A2102AP horizontal evaporator coil is designed for that position. It is a dedicated horizontal slab, delivered in its cabinet, rated 1.5 tons (18,000 BTU/h nominal), using R-410A, with a factory-installed piston metering device.

What it is, and who it suits

The evaporator coil is the indoor part of a central air conditioner or central heat pump. Placed at the outlet of the air handler, it cools and dries the air flowing through the ductwork; with a heat pump, it also works in heating mode. ADP presents the HH series as compatible with an air conditioner or a heat pump, and as a good choice for replacing the coil of an existing installation. The 1.5-ton size is aimed at small dwellings, plex units and modest bungalows. We always validate the sizing before recommending it.

A format designed for tight spaces

The cabinet measures 22-3/4 in high, 23 in wide and 10 in deep, and weighs 36 lb. This is the only depth offered in the HH series, an advantage when the unit sits above a suspended ceiling or in a crawl space. The slab accepts air in both directions: the unit can blow through the coil from the left or from the right, which gives more latitude for connecting the existing ductwork. The drain pan is molded from a high-temperature polymer (450°F), UV resistant and treated with Microban.

In a Québec house or plex

Here, most central systems rely on an electric furnace or an air handler. The coil is added to that system: in summer, it removes heat and humidity from the air; in winter, with a heat pump, it distributes the heat captured outdoors, and the furnace takes over during deep cold. One point must be clear, however. Sold alone, the coil does not qualify for the LogisVert grant and has no efficiency rating of its own: performance depends on the outdoor unit and the equipment it is matched with. ADP does not publish a matching list for this model, so we check your equipment before ordering.

What AirGreen’s installation covers

AirGreen is a family business established in Montreal for more than fifteen years, holding RBQ licence 5645-9605-01 (ventilation, refrigeration and electrical). After a free on-site estimate and a written quote, our technicians:

• check the capacity and refrigerant of the outdoor unit, as well as the piston size;
• recover the refrigerant and remove the old coil, if applicable;
• secure the cabinet and adapt the transition to the 18-5/8 x 21-1/4 in opening;
• braze the 3/8 and 7/8 in connections, pressure-test with nitrogen, then pull a vacuum;
• connect the condensate drain and commission the system.

We install this coil in Montreal, Laval, Longueuil, on the North Shore and on the South Shore.

Ask for your free estimate: we confirm compatibility with your furnace and outdoor unit, then you receive a written quote. Financing is available to spread out the cost of the project.