2 Ton Goodman 14.5 SEER2 R32 Central A/C Wall Mount Split System GLXS4BA2410, AWST24SU13 Apartment/Condo Type Air Handler
This system delivers 24,000 BTU/h of cooling in the same small-chassis wall closet footprint as the 1.5 ton model. It pairs the GLXS4BA2410 R-32 condenser with the AWST24SU13 wall-mount air handler (AHRI #215214931, 14.5 SEER2). It's made for two-bedroom apartments, larger condos and townhome units with a recessed or wall-hung air handler. Heat is available up to 10 kW factory pre-installed. The AWST24SU13 includes a refrigerant detection system that shuts off the cooling call, runs the blower and turns off electric heat if it senses an R-32 leak. It's a strong fit for landlords, HOAs and contractors upgrading multifamily units to R-32.
Is a 2 Ton Air Conditioning System the Right Size?
Two tons (24,000 BTU/h) typically fits two-bedroom apartments, larger condos and small townhomes, often around 900–1,200 sq. ft. as a general reference. Units on upper floors, units with large sliding doors or corner exposure, and open kitchen-living layouts usually need more capacity than interior units of the same size.
In multifamily buildings, shared walls reduce heat gain, while roof exposure and west-facing glass increase it. If the existing wall mount system short-cycles or leaves the unit clammy, it may be oversized. A load calculation will show whether 1.5 or 2 tons is the better fit.
Ideal for: Two-bedroom apartments, larger condos, townhome units and multifamily properties with in-wall air handler closets.
Need more capacity? Step up to the 2.5 Ton Goodman 15.2 SEER2 R32 Central Wall Mount System GLXS4BA3010, AWST30LU13 for larger units.
Recommended home sizes are general guidelines only. Actual system requirements depend on insulation, climate, windows, ductwork, occupancy and a proper load calculation. Request free sizing assistance, contact Budget Heating, or call 813-885-7999.
What's Included
| Outdoor Condensing Unit | GLXS4BA2410 — 2 Ton R32 Split System Air Conditioner |
|---|---|
| Indoor Air Handler | AWST24SU13 Wall-Mount Air Handler (Small Chassis, 20.2" Cabinet) |
| Application | Apartment/Condo Wall Mount Cooling System (Factory Electric Heat Optional) |
| Refrigerant | R-32 |
| Compressor | Single-Stage Rotary Compressor with Advanced Copeland® Technology |
| Metering Device | Factory-Installed Thermal Expansion Valve (TXV) |
| Electrical | 208/230V, Single Phase, 60 Hz Condensing Unit — 10.9 MCA / 15A Max Overcurrent |
| Air Handler Electrical | 208/230V, Single Phase — See Rating Plate (Varies with Heat Option) |
The GLXS4BA2410 condenser shares the compact 26" x 26" x 27" cabinet of the 1.5 ton, so it swaps into the same balcony or ground-level pad. The AWST24SU13 air handler keeps the small chassis, a 14" x 18" x 1" filter and front or bottom return. It offers factory heat options of 5 kW, 8 kW or 10 kW. Browse more indoor options in our wall mount and vertical air handlers category. If heat pump heating makes more sense for your building, see the 2 ton Goodman R32 heat pump wall mount system.
Condensing Unit & Air Handler Features
GLXS4BA2410 Outdoor Condensing Unit
- 24,000 BTU/h nominal cooling capacity
- Single-stage rotary compressor with Advanced Copeland® Technology
- Same compact 26" x 26" x 27" cabinet as the 1.5 ton
- 74 dBA rated sound level
- 53 oz. factory R-32 charge for 15 ft. of tubing
- 3/8" liquid and 3/4" suction line connections
- Enclosed contactor and extended-life capacitors
- Steel louver coil guard and wire fan discharge grille
- Top and side maintenance access
- Anchor bracket kits available for hurricane-wind installations
AWST24SU13 Wall-Mount Air Handler
- Refrigerant detection system for R-32 leak mitigation
- Recessed or wall-hung vertical upflow installation
- Small chassis with front or bottom return
- Factory-installed pull-type disconnect
- Built-in filter rack, 14" x 18" x 1" filter included
- Direct-drive, multi-speed motor with five speed taps
- Cabinet air leakage under 2.0% at 1.0" H₂O (ASHRAE 193)
- Thermoplastic drain pan with bottom primary and secondary drains
- 4" fresh air knockouts on both sides
- Factory pre-installed 5 kW, 8 kW or 10 kW heat available
Specifications & Manuals
Documentation covers GLXS4BA2410 condenser data, AWST24SU13 airflow by speed tap, R-32 mitigation requirements, wiring, installation steps and warranty terms for both components.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the AWST24SU13 do if it detects an R-32 leak?
Goodman's refrigerant detection system turns off the thermostat call, turns on the blower to circulate air and switches off the electric heater. The unit must stay powered at all times except during service so the sensor can work.
How is the 2 ton wall mount different from the 1.5 ton?
Both use the small AWST chassis and the same 26" x 26" x 27" condenser cabinet. The 2 ton delivers 24,000 BTU/h, is rated 14.5 SEER2 and adds a 10 kW factory heat option.
What filter does the AWST24SU13 use and how often should it be checked?
It ships with a built-in filter rack and a 14" x 18" x 1" filter. Goodman recommends inspecting, cleaning or replacing it monthly.
Can outside air be brought into the AWST24SU13?
Yes. All AWST models include 4" fresh air knockouts on both sides of the cabinet. Your installer should account for any capacity lost to fresh air when sizing the system.
Can the AWST24SU13 hang on a wall instead of being recessed?
Yes. It comes with an offset hanging bracket on the back of the cabinet for wall-hung installs, or it can be recessed and fastened to the framing studs through the front flange. It must be level or tilted slightly back for drainage.
Which speed tap suits a 2 ton condenser on the AWST24SU13?
Goodman's R-32 manual lists 784 CFM on T3 and 846 CFM on T5 at 0.1" static. Choose a tap that provides at least 300 CFM per outdoor ton. T1 is reserved for fan-only and mitigation mode.
Click On Links Below For Specifications & Manuals:
GLXS4 Technical Specifications
GLXS Installation Manual
GLXS,GLZS Warranty Certificate
AWST Technical Specifications
AWST Installation Manual
AWST Warranty Certificate"SEER2" stands for Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio 2. Specifically, SEER2 is the total heat removed from the conditioned space during the annual cooling season. The M1 testing procedure will increase systems' external static pressure by a factor of five to better reflect field conditions of install equipment. With this change, new nomenclature will be used to denote M1 ratings (including EER2 and HSPF2).
