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Our Goodman electric systems cover a range of central cooling capacities for residential and commercial properties.

Current options include:

• 1.5 Ton Goodman Electric System: 18,000 BTUh cooling capacity
• 2 Ton Goodman Electric System: 24,000 BTUh cooling capacity
• 2.5 Ton Goodman Electric System: 30,000 BTUh cooling capacity
• 3 Ton Goodman Electric System: 36,000 BTUh cooling capacity
• 3.5 Ton Goodman Electric System: 42,000 BTUh cooling capacity
• 4 Ton Goodman Electric System: 48,000 BTUh cooling capacity
• 5 Ton Goodman Electric System: 60,000 BTUh cooling capacity

If you already know your required tonnage, use the product filters to narrow the selection.

If you want to compare electric, gas, and heat pump options, browse all our Goodman HVAC systems.

Goodman Electric System Prices

Green Leaf Air publishes the actual price of each Goodman electric HVAC system directly in the product grid.

Current prices are:

• 1.5 Ton Goodman Electric HVAC System: $5,876
• 2 Ton Goodman Electric HVAC System: $6,007
• 2.5 Ton Goodman Electric HVAC System: $6,185
• 3 Ton Goodman Electric HVAC System: $6,530
• 3.5 Ton Goodman Electric HVAC System: $6,857
• 4 Ton Goodman Electric HVAC System: $7,438
• 5 Ton Goodman Electric HVAC System: $8,250

If paying the full purchase price upfront does not fit your budget, review our HVAC financing options.

What Comes with a Complete Goodman Electric HVAC System?

A complete Goodman electric system in this category combines the main equipment needed for central air conditioning and electric heating.

The system configuration includes:

• Goodman outdoor AC condenser for cooling
• Compatible multi-position air handler
• Indoor evaporator coil and blower
• Electric heating equipment
• R-32 cooling system components

The air conditioner provides cooling. The indoor air handler circulates conditioned air through the duct system. Electric resistance heat provides heating when the property calls for heat.

Exact model numbers, air-handler capacity, electric heat-kit capacity, and electrical specifications vary by product. Review the individual product listing before ordering.

Goodman AC and Air Handler Systems with Electric Heat

You may see this type of HVAC equipment described in several ways, including:

• Goodman electric HVAC system
• Goodman electric system
• Goodman AC with electric heat
• Goodman AC and air handler system
• Goodman straight-cool electric system
• Central AC with electric heat

These phrases generally describe the same basic Green Leaf Air product configuration: a straight-cool AC condenser, indoor air handler, and electric resistance heating equipment.

This is different from a heat pump. The outdoor condenser in a Goodman electric system provides cooling only. Electric heating takes place through the indoor electric heat equipment.

That distinction matters when comparing replacement systems.

Does a Goodman Electric HVAC System Include Electric Heat?

Yes. The complete Goodman electric system configuration includes electric heating equipment.

The electric heater is installed with the indoor air-handler system and provides resistance heat when heating is needed.

Electric heating equipment may also be described as:

• Electric heat kit
• Heat strips
• Strip heat
• Electric heater
• Electric resistance heat

The exact heat-kit capacity depends on the selected system.

For example, different configurations may require different kW ratings, heating capacities, and electrical circuits. Check the individual product specifications for the exact heater included with the system you are considering.

Choosing the Right Electric Heat Kit

Cooling tonnage and electric heating capacity are separate equipment decisions.

A larger air conditioner does not automatically tell us exactly how much electric heating capacity a property needs.

Heat-kit selection can depend on:

• Property heating load
• Local winter conditions
• Insulation and air leakage
• Building size and layout
• Selected air handler
• Existing electrical service
• Available circuit capacity

Electric heat-kit capacity is commonly measured in kilowatts, or kW. The kW rating affects both heating output and electrical requirements.

Do not choose a larger heat kit simply because it produces more heat.

If you are unsure which electric heating configuration your property needs, Green Leaf Air can review the system before installation.

Electrical Requirements for Goodman Electric HVAC Systems

Electric resistance heating can require substantial electrical capacity, so the electrical setup is an important part of system selection.

Depending on the equipment, installation requirements can involve:

• 208/230/240V electrical service
• Dedicated HVAC circuits
• Circuit breakers
• Disconnects
• Electrical-panel capacity
• Heater amperage
• Equipment-specific MCA and MOCP requirements

Do not assume that every existing HVAC circuit can support a new electric heat kit.

The exact electrical requirements depend on the selected Goodman system and the property’s current electrical setup. We can identify installation requirements before putting the new system into operation.

Goodman R-32 Electric HVAC Systems

Our current Goodman electric HVAC systems use R-32 refrigerant for central cooling.

The outdoor condenser and indoor equipment need to be compatible with the selected refrigerant and system configuration.

If you are replacing older R-22 or R-410A equipment, do not assume that the existing indoor unit, coil, or other refrigerant-side components can automatically remain in service.

Green Leaf Air can confirm the equipment configuration before installation.

How to Choose the Right Goodman Electric HVAC Size

Choosing a larger air conditioner does not automatically provide better cooling.

An HVAC system should have enough capacity to handle the property’s cooling load without unnecessary oversizing.

Factors that can affect system sizing include:

• Property size and layout
• Ceiling height
• Windows and sun exposure
• Insulation
• Air leakage
• Number and use of rooms
• Existing ductwork
• Return-air capacity
• Current system performance
• Local design conditions

We do not recommend choosing a 2-ton, 3-ton, 4-ton, or 5-ton Goodman system from square footage alone.

Professional sizing based on the property’s actual cooling requirements provides a better basis for equipment selection.

If you already know your required tonnage, shop the product grid. If you are unsure, contact us before ordering.

Is a Goodman Electric System Right for Your Property?

A Goodman electric system can make sense when you want central AC with electric resistance heating and do not need a gas furnace.

It may be worth considering if your property:

• Already uses an all-electric HVAC setup
• Does not have natural gas heating
• Uses an air handler with electric heat
• Needs a complete central AC replacement
• Requires cooling and electric heating from a ducted system
• Fits one of the available 1.5 through 5 ton configurations

Texas buyers may place more emphasis on cooling capacity, airflow, humidity, and long summer runtime.

North Carolina buyers should also consider winter heating demand because electric heat usage can vary substantially across the state.

We can help confirm whether a straight-electric system or heat pump makes more sense for your property.

Electric Heating Cost and Ownership Considerations

Electric resistance heat uses electricity directly to produce heat.

Heating operating cost depends on several factors, including:

• Heat-kit capacity
• Heating runtime
• Thermostat settings
• Property insulation
• Air leakage
• Outdoor temperature
• Local electricity rates

A property with limited winter heating demand may use electric heat differently from a property with longer or colder winters.

If reducing resistance-heat usage is a major priority, compare the ownership differences between this category and our Goodman heat pump systems.

We do not recommend choosing between the two systems from upfront price alone.

Free Professional Installation with Goodman Electric Systems

Every Goodman electric HVAC system in this category includes free professional installation from Green Leaf Air.

You do not need to buy the equipment online and then search for a separate HVAC installer.

Our team can confirm the approved equipment configuration and handle installation within Texas and North Carolina.

The installation process includes the work required to set up the approved system, connect the equipment, configure airflow and electric heating, start the system, and test operation.

Project-specific conditions can affect the exact scope. Existing ductwork, electrical capacity, refrigerant lines, condensate drainage, and other site conditions may need to be evaluated.

Learn more about our professional HVAC installation services.

10-Year Parts Warranty and Flexible Financing

Your Goodman electric HVAC system comes with a 10-year parts warranty.

Keep your equipment and installation documentation for future warranty needs. Applicable warranty terms should be followed for the selected equipment.

Green Leaf Air also offers flexible HVAC financing options for qualified customers.

Financing gives you another way to manage the cost of a complete HVAC replacement while choosing the system that fits your property.

Why Buy a Goodman Electric HVAC System from Green Leaf Air?

Buying a complete electric HVAC system involves more than choosing a condenser from an online catalog.

Green Leaf Air gives you:

• Actual published prices: See the Goodman electric HVAC price before you order.
• No hidden charges: The product-grid price is the actual listed price.
• Free professional installation: You do not need to find a separate installer.
• 10-year parts warranty: Get long-term parts protection with your new system.
• Flexible financing: Qualified customers can spread the purchase cost over time.
• System-selection help: We help confirm the correct tonnage and equipment configuration.
• Heat-kit guidance: We can review the electric heating requirements for the selected system.
• Installation planning: We account for equipment and property-specific installation requirements.
• More than 10 years of HVAC experience: Our team works with central heating and cooling systems every day.
• Residential and commercial installation: We install HVAC systems for homes and businesses.
• Texas and North Carolina coverage: We sell and install Goodman electric systems within our service territory.

Our process keeps the purchase straightforward. Compare the equipment, see the actual price, confirm the configuration, and let our HVAC team handle the installation.

Goodman Electric HVAC System FAQs

How much does a Goodman electric HVAC system cost?

Current Goodman electric HVAC systems at Green Leaf Air range from $5,876 to $8,250, depending on tonnage and system configuration. The product-grid price is the actual listed price, with no hidden charges.

Is professional installation included?

Yes. Green Leaf Air includes free professional installation with the Goodman electric HVAC systems in this category.

What comes with a complete Goodman electric HVAC system?

The system combines a Goodman AC condenser, compatible multi-position air handler, and electric heating equipment. Check the individual product listing for exact models, capacity, and electric heat-kit specifications.

Does a Goodman electric HVAC system include an electric heat kit?

Our complete electric-system configuration includes electric heating equipment. The exact heat-kit capacity varies by system, so review the selected product specifications.

What size Goodman electric HVAC system do I need?

The correct tonnage depends on the property’s cooling load, layout, insulation, windows, ductwork, return air, and other factors. We do not recommend selecting tonnage from square footage alone.

What size electric heat kit do I need?

Heat-kit capacity depends on heating demand, equipment compatibility, climate, and the property’s electrical setup. Green Leaf Air can confirm the required configuration before installation.

Will my electrical panel support a Goodman electric HVAC system?

That depends on the selected equipment and your existing electrical service. Higher-capacity electric heaters can require additional circuit and panel capacity. The system’s electrical requirements should be checked before installation.

Do these systems use R-32 refrigerant?

Yes. Our current Goodman electric HVAC systems use R-32 refrigerant.

Is a Goodman electric HVAC system the same as an electric furnace?

Some shoppers use “electric furnace” to describe central electric heating equipment. The systems in this category use an air handler with electric heating equipment, together with an outdoor AC condenser.

Can I finance a Goodman electric HVAC system?

Yes. Green Leaf Air offers flexible financing options for qualified customers. Visit our HVAC financing page to review your options.

Do you sell Goodman electric HVAC systems outside Texas and North Carolina?

No. Green Leaf Air sells and installs these Goodman systems only within Texas and North Carolina.

Get Help Choosing Your Goodman Electric HVAC System

If you are unsure about system size, electric heat-kit capacity, R-32 compatibility, or electrical requirements, we can help you review the configuration before you order.

Request your Goodman electric HVAC system quote for help selecting the right system for your home or business.