- Is 100,000 BTU too big for my house?
- It suits larger homes or cold climates with high heat loss. In a small or well-insulated house it will short-cycle, so have a load calculation done first.
- How is this different from the two-stage GR9S96 models?
- This one has a single-stage gas valve, so it heats at full output only. Two-stage versions add a lower first stage for steadier temperatures.
- What does the nine-speed ECM blower do for me?
- It lets the installer match airflow to your ductwork, coil and any add-on equipment. It also runs at lower, quieter speeds for continuous fan.
- Does 96% AFUE mean it vents differently?
- Yes. At 96% AFUE it is a condensing furnace, so it vents through PVC pipe rather than a metal flue and needs a drain for condensate.
- Can it be paired with air conditioning or a heat pump?
- Yes. The multi-speed blower supports a cased coil for AC or a heat pump coil, which is a common reason to choose this model.
- What should I check before buying?
- Confirm cabinet width fits your space, that a condensate drain is available, and that your ductwork can handle the airflow. A qualified installer should size it.
- Where is the Goodman GR9S961005CN 100,000 BTU 96% AFUE Single-Stage Nine-Speed ECM Gas Furnace cheapest?
- At Alpine Home Air Products, for $1,950.00, 18% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Goodman GR9S961005CN 100,000 BTU 96% AFUE Single-Stage Nine-Speed ECM Gas Furnace?
- Rated 4.3 out of 5 from 1,146 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Goodman GR9S961005CN 100,000 BTU 96% AFUE Single-Stage Nine-Speed ECM Gas Furnace?
- 15 stores we checked sell it, including Alpine Home Air Products, Amazon, SameDaySupply.com, HVACDirect.com, Skip The Warehouse.