A condenser and coil pairing covers the cooling half of a split system. It suits replacement work where the existing furnace or air handler is in good condition and only the cooling equipment needs upgrading.
Ruud RA14AY 2 Ton Condenser & Coil System — 14.3 SEER2
Ruud RA14AY 3 Ton Condenser & Coil System — 14.3 SEER2
Ruud RA14AY 3.5 Ton Condenser & Coil System — 14.3 SEER2
Ruud RA14AY 4 Ton Condenser & Coil System — 13.8 SEER2
Ruud RA14AY 5 Ton Condenser & Coil System — 13.8 SEER2
Ruud RA15AY 2 Ton Condenser & Coil System — 14.3 SEER2
Ruud RA15AY 2.5 Ton Condenser & Coil System — 14.3 SEER2
Ruud RA15AY 3 Ton Condenser & Coil System — 14.3 SEER2
Ruud RA15AY 3.5 Ton Condenser & Coil System — 14.3 SEER2
Ruud RA15AY 4 Ton Condenser & Coil System — 13.8 SEER2
Ruud RA15AY 5 Ton Condenser & Coil System — 13.8 SEER2
When this is the right choice
If your furnace is relatively new and working well but the outdoor unit has failed or uses discontinued refrigerant, replacing only the condenser and coil is the economical route. You keep the furnace and its blower, and pair a new certified condenser and coil with it.
The compatibility check
This is the one scenario that needs care. The existing indoor blower must move enough air for the new coil, and older R-410A equipment is not compatible with R-454B outdoor units — the refrigerants and service procedures differ. Have your installer confirm airflow and refrigerant compatibility before ordering.
What you receive
An outdoor condensing unit and a matched cased evaporator coil, AHRI-certified together. The certificate number appears with each configuration.

