ACiQR-454B

ACiQ 5 Ton Evaporator Coil | 24" Wide V-Coil w/ TXV | R454B (EVD5X60M24A)

Model EVD5X60M24A
ACiQ 5 Ton Evaporator Coil | 24" Wide V-Coil w/ TXV | R454B (EVD5X60M24A)
Complete system
Complete system
✓ In stock, ships nationwide
Price
$1,314.00
Your total$1,314.00
Add to cart for an even lower price. Manufacturer pricing rules limit what we can show here, so your final discounted total appears in the AC Direct cart, with no obligation.

Check current price on AC Direct →

Free shippingTo your door
Price PromiseAC Direct
25 yearsHVAC expertise

Need it installed? We will connect you with a local HVAC contractor who can quote and install this system.Find a Contractor →

Key features

  • 5-ton V-coil configuration in a 24-inch wide cabinet for compatibility with standard air handler and furnace platforms
  • Factory-installed TXV for more precise refrigerant metering compared to fixed-orifice alternatives
  • R-454B refrigerant compatibility, aligning with current EPA phase-down rules for new equipment
  • ACiQ 12-year parts warranty with no dealer markup built into the price
  • Designed for use as a matched indoor component in a split-system cooling or heat pump setup
  • Value house-brand pricing that undercuts name-brand coils at similar capacity and configuration

About this system

The ACiQ EVD5X60M24A is a 5-ton residential evaporator coil built in a 24-inch wide V-coil configuration and pre-fitted with a thermostatic expansion valve (TXV). It is designed to work with R-454B refrigerant, the low-global-warming-potential refrigerant that is replacing R-410A under current EPA regulations, so pairing it with a compatible R-454B condensing unit keeps the system future-ready without a mid-life refrigerant swap. The TXV comes factory-installed, which removes one variable from the installation and helps the coil respond to changing load conditions more precisely than a fixed-orifice metering device alone.

At five tons, this coil is sized for larger homes, typically in the 2,400 to 3,000 square foot range depending on climate zone and insulation levels, or for commercial light-duty applications where airflow and latent capacity demand a full five-ton circuit. The 24-inch cabinet width means it fits a standard 24-inch air handler or furnace cabinet, but installers should verify static pressure ratings and match the coil to a unit whose CFM range aligns with the coil’s design airflow before purchase. This is a replacement or new-construction component, not a standalone system, and it must be matched to a compatible outdoor condensing unit and indoor air-moving unit to function correctly.

The HVAC.best Review
Reviewed by Dave Watson, HVAC.best
Score 3.6/5

The EVD5X60M24A delivers a solid feature set for a large-capacity evaporator coil at a price point that undercuts Carrier, Trane, and Lennox equivalents, and the factory-fitted TXV plus R-454B compatibility are genuine practical advantages. The trade-off is that ACiQ is a newer brand without long-term independent reliability data, and the undisclosed manufacturing origin complicates parts sourcing and service history cross-referencing. Buyers who are comfortable buying direct, can confirm system compatibility beforehand, and have a reliable independent contractor lined up will get real value here.

Efficiency3.5
Value4.0
Reliability3.0
Warranty4.5
Install-friendliness3.0

Overall score is the average of the five ratings above.

What we like

  • Competitive price compared to name-brand 5-ton evaporator coils at similar capacity and configuration
  • TXV included from the factory, reducing installation variables and improving part-load efficiency
  • R-454B compatibility means no near-term refrigerant obsolescence concerns
  • 12-year parts warranty shipped at no dealer markup, which is better coverage than many name-brand alternatives at this price tier
  • Early owner feedback on ACiQ products broadly points to reliable performance and responsive support

Trade-offs

  • No long-term independent reliability data exists; Consumer Reports has not yet ranked ACiQ due to insufficient field history
  • The actual manufacturer is not disclosed, making parts cross-referencing and service history harder than with a named-brand coil
  • Sold direct without a dealer network, so finding a contractor familiar with the brand requires extra legwork
  • Buyers must carefully verify airflow, static pressure, and system matching since no dealer is involved to catch compatibility issues before shipment
Best for: Homeowners or contractors who need a large-capacity, R-454B-ready evaporator coil on a budget and are confident in their ability to verify system compatibility and source an independent installer. Look elsewhere if If long-term reliability data, a local dealer service network, or a manufacturer with a documented multi-decade track record matters more than upfront cost, a Carrier, Trane, or Lennox evaporator coil in the same tonnage is a safer but more expensive choice.

What homeowners and pros say about ACiQ

Homeowners who have bought ACiQ equipment broadly describe quiet operation, performance that meets expectations, and a support team that responds when issues come up, though it is worth noting that most of this feedback comes from early adopters and the brand does not yet carry a Consumer Reports reliability ranking due to limited long-term field data. For a 5-ton evaporator coil specifically, the conversation in HVAC forums tends to center on two practical questions: whether your contractor is willing to work with a direct-sale brand, and whether the undisclosed manufacturing origin will create headaches if you need an uncommon replacement part five or ten years from now. These are fair concerns, not hypothetical ones.

On the installer side, independent contractors who have worked with ACiQ components generally note that the equipment arrives well-packaged and that the factory-installed TXV on coil models like this one removes one step from commissioning. The documented friction points for ACiQ as a brand, including the lack of a dealer service network and the opacity around the manufacturing parent that complicates parts cross-referencing, are more relevant for a coil than for a packaged unit, since a coil is a long-lived component that will likely outlast several refrigerant and control cycles. Buyers should factor in how their chosen contractor handles warranty work and parts sourcing before committing, rather than assuming the 12-year parts warranty will be friction-free to use in practice.

Sources: Consumer Reports heat pump ratings, HVACDirect on the ACiQ brand, AHRI Directory of Certified Product Performance, U.S. DOE appliance and equipment efficiency standards.

How it compares

Brand Comparable model SEER2 Stage Price position
ACiQ EVD5X60M24A N/A (coil only) N/A (coil component) Value pick
Carrier Performance CAPF Series (5-ton, uncased or cased) N/A (coil only) N/A (coil component) Noticeably higher than ACiQ through dealer channel
Trane Coil 4TXCB006DS3 Series (5-ton, cased) N/A (coil only) N/A (coil component) Higher than ACiQ, typically purchased through Trane dealer
Lennox C33 Series (5-ton evaporator coil) N/A (coil only) N/A (coil component) Higher than ACiQ, dealer-only distribution adds margin

Competitor rows are comparable single-stage units at similar efficiency; price is relative position, not a quote.

Questions about this system

Will this coil work with my existing R-410A condensing unit?

No. The EVD5X60M24A is designed for R-454B refrigerant and should not be paired with an R-410A system. Mixing refrigerant types or using mismatched components can damage the system and may void the warranty. If your outdoor unit is R-410A, you need an R-410A-rated coil or a full system replacement.

Does the TXV come pre-installed, or do I need to purchase it separately?

The TXV is included and factory-installed on this model, so your contractor does not need to source or add a separate metering device. This is worth confirming in the product documentation at time of purchase, but it is listed as a standard feature of the EVD5X60M24A.

How do I register the 12-year warranty, and is there a labor warranty included?

ACiQ typically requires product registration through their website to activate the full warranty term, so register promptly after installation. The 12-year coverage is a parts warranty; labor is not included, which is standard for most equipment warranties in this segment. Confirm registration requirements directly with ACiQ at time of purchase.

The manufacturer behind ACiQ is not disclosed. Will I be able to find replacement parts later?

This is a legitimate concern. Because ACiQ does not publicly name its manufacturing parent, cross-referencing replacement parts with a known OEM is harder than it would be with a Carrier or Trane coil. ACiQ does support its products directly, but parts availability over a 15-plus year lifespan is an unknown compared to brands with a long documented service history.

What air handler or furnace cabinet width does this coil fit, and are there any clearance requirements I should know?

The 24-inch wide cabinet is designed to match standard 24-inch air handler and furnace platforms, but you should verify the specific model's height, depth, drain pan orientation, and required airflow range against your air-moving unit's specs before ordering. A mismatch in airflow or static pressure can hurt efficiency and cause moisture problems even if the coil physically fits the cabinet.

Specifications

Cooling capacity 5 Ton
Refrigerant R-454B
Model EVD5X60M24A
Image, specs, price and configurable options read from the AC Direct product page