Air Dominion 18,000 BTU VTAC Vertical Terminal Heat Pump, 208/230V
Reviewed pricing, lead time, freight, and final configuration are confirmed during quote review before order release.
Air Dominion 18,000 BTU VTAC Vertical Terminal Heat Pump is built for extended-stay hospitality, multifamily, student housing, and assisted-living projects that want concealed closet-mounted comfort equipment. This Air Dominion quoting record is presented as a reviewed product configuration, with final equipment configuration confirmed during quote review before release. This vertical terminal air conditioner (VTAC) installs in a mechanical closet on an outside wall and ducts conditioned air into the living space, delivering 17,800 BTU @ 95 F cooling and heat-pump heating with selectable electric backup heat (2.5 kW / 3.4 kW / 5.0 kW / 7.5 kW). The 23 x 23 in. footprint keeps equipment out of sight for a quieter, more homelike room.
Highlights
- 17,800 BTU @ 95 F vertical terminal cooling
- 16,200 BTU @ 47 F / 9,800 BTU @ 17 F (heat pump)
- Selectable electric backup heat: 2.5 kW / 3.4 kW / 5.0 kW / 7.5 kW
- 12.1 SEER2 / 10.6 EER2 published efficiency
- Concealed closet installation with top-discharge ducting
- Free-floating chassis and gasketed wall plenum for quiet operation
- 24V wall-thermostat control (thermostat quoted separately)
Specification Table
| Cooling capacity | 17,800 BTU @ 95 F |
| Heating (heat pump) | 16,200 BTU @ 47 F / 9,800 BTU @ 17 F (heat pump) |
| Electric backup heat options | 2.5 kW / 3.4 kW / 5.0 kW / 7.5 kW |
| Efficiency | 10.6 EER2 |
| Voltage | 208/230V, 1 Phase, 60Hz |
| Electrical | 2.5 kW: 15 A; 3.4 kW: 20 A; 5.0 kW: 30 A; 7.5 kW: 45 A circuit |
| Power connection | Field electrical connection per selected heater size |
| Refrigerant | R-32 |
| Unit dimensions | 23 W x 23 D x 47 H in. |
| SEER2 | 12.1 |
| HSPF2 | 6.7 |
| Airflow | 560 CFM |
| Ventilation air | up to 60 CFM |
| Low-ambient heat pump operation | down to 10 F, then electric backup |
| Secondary drain | gravity-fed secondary drain used on 18K/24K class |
| Warranty | Confirmed during quote review |
Included Equipment
- Vertical terminal unit (VTAC), pre-charged and pre-wired
- Selected electric backup heater (per configuration)
- Installation and service documentation
Installation Notes
- Installs in a closet-style enclosure on an outside wall; unit slides into the wall plenum and seals with a gasket.
- Architectural exterior louver, return-air grille, supply duct transition, and support platform are project-side items confirmed during quote review.
- Provide a dedicated circuit sized to the selected electric heater; wall thermostat (24V single-stage) is required and quoted separately.
- Confirm condensate routing (including secondary drain on larger cabinets) before release.
Warranty and Support
- Final warranty packet and accessory scope are confirmed during quote review before release.
- Use the Air Dominion installation and warranty reference to align sleeve, grille, electrical, and thermostat scope before ordering.
- Registered-coverage options are reviewed with the final quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this fit a standard 42 x 16 in. PTAC wall sleeve?
No. VTAC equipment installs vertically in a closet enclosure on an outside wall with a gasketed wall plenum and ducted discharge - it does not use the horizontal 42 x 16 in. PTAC sleeve.
What kind of projects is this built for?
Extended-stay hospitality, multifamily, student housing, and assisted-living projects that want concealed, room-by-room packaged comfort with a homelike interior appearance.
Does it need a wall thermostat?
Yes. A single-stage 24V wall thermostat is required and is not included; it is confirmed during quote review.
What should be confirmed before ordering?
Closet dimensions and platform, exterior louver and return-air grille selection, electric heater size and circuit, condensate routing, and voltage - all confirmed during quote review.
Documents
- Type VTAC
- SKU AD-HVAC-VTAC-18K-23025KW
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Project pricing, lead time, freight routing, and final configuration are confirmed during quote review before order release.
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