Revolv 95% AFUE Mobile Home Top Return Downflow Gas Furnace without Coil Cabinet
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The Revolv MG2R is a single-stage, 95% AFUE gas furnace built for manufactured and modular homes. It uses a tubular aluminized steel primary exchanger plus a stainless steel secondary exchanger to reach condensing efficiency, and it vents as a sealed-combustion direct vent unit, so it can be piped vertically or horizontally through a two-pipe system. A multi-speed ECM blower, silicon nitride hot surface igniter and fixed 30-second blower delay round out the package, and it ships with an LP conversion orifice. Against typical mobile home furnaces, which often top out near 80% AFUE, it is the higher-efficiency choice, but it is single-stage only and needs Category IV venting, so it is not a drop-in for an older atmospheric-vent unit.
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This is a 95% AFUE gas furnace for manufactured and modular homes of all sizes. It has a 45,000 BTU input and a 42,750 BTU output. It uses a top return, downflow configuration and comes without a coil cabinet.
The furnace can stand free in a utility room or be enclosed in an alcove or closet. It is a sealed combustion, direct vent unit with a category IV venting system. It can be vented vertically or horizontally with a two-pipe system. It converts to LP with a burner orifice included in the box, plus a gas valve regulator change.
The primary heat exchanger is a tubular design in heavy gauge aluminized steel, and the secondary heat exchanger is stainless steel. A silicon nitride hot surface igniter uses Smartlite technology. The blower starts after a fixed 30-second delay at burner start-up, and the blower-off delay can be set to 60, 90, 120 or 180 seconds. A multi-speed ECM blower has PCB switches for motor speed selection. Diagnostic lights show flame signal strength and fault codes.