Fan Coil
MODEL FX4

Variable Speed Operation – What’s in it for me?

You can enjoy the benefits of variable speed comfort if your system includes a variable speed gas furnace or fan coil. Either way, variable speed technology maximizes your comfort by providing quieter, more comfortable heating and cooling cycles.

A variable speed system includes a "smart" microprocessor and variable speed motors which work together to maximize comfort and minimize energy use. To achieve this, the system starts slowly, "ramps up" to a higher speed for comfort, then drops down to a lower speed to maintain the comfort levels you have selected.

Heated or cooled air is delivered extremely efficiently and quietly, and indoor temperatures remain consistently close to your desired thermostat setting.

Bryant’s Variable Speed Products Deliver Unmatched
Comfort and Energy Savings

Variable speed technology improves air circulation and distribution to provide greater comfort and energy savings. In fact, this technology can significantly reduce temperature swings in your home. Typical gas furnaces and fan coils deliver heated air in shorter, full-on cycles. Between cycles, indoor air becomes stagnant, allowing warm air to rise to the ceiling, which pushes cool air to the floor. This causes greater temperature variances in your home.

Bryant Systems which incorporate variable speed motors, can include either a variable speed fan coil or variable speed furnace. Gas furnaces operate on low stage up to 90% of the time to keep indoor temperatures noticeably closer to your thermostat set point. The Heat Pump System delivers air temperatures nearly 20° warmer than an ordinary heat pump. And, both systems also provide dehumidification control during the cooling season.

Peace of Mind

You can relax knowing variable speed technology is designed to provide lasting comfort, backed by the innovative leader in indoor comfort: Carrier. Bryant’s variable speed motors are protected with a five-year limited warranty. Providing unmatched comfort and superior energy savings, Bryant’s variable speed technology systems deliver the comfort you’ve learned to expect from Bryant.

Most average, fixed-capacity furnaces will consume about 625 watts of electricity under normal operating conditions. Bryant’s variable speed gas furnace, in continuous fan mode, will use less electricity than a 100-watt light bulb.

North American homeowners recognize reliability and value when they see it. That's why they've put their trust in Bryant® for indoor comfort, superior quality, and peace of mind since 1904. We've built our reputation with a commitment to excellence every step of the way from initial product development to final assembly and testing. Today, as consumer expectations for comfort and reliability continually evolve, Bryant responds with products like the Model FX4 fan coil.

The Model FX4 fan coil helps your heat pump offer the comfort and efficiency you deserve. This model is specifically developed for use with environmentally sound Puron® Refrigerant.

Designed, built and backed by the most reliable source for comfort and installed by your trusted local Bryant dealer, the Model FX4 fan coil is an excellent choice for efficiency, comfort and value you can trust.

A Perfect Match for Reliable Comfort

Bryant fan coils help deliver maximum performance from your Bryant heat pump system because they have been designed to be a perfect match. That means when your system calls for comfort, you can count on responsive, reliable heating and cooling all year long.

The Model FX4 fan coil offers solid, lasting performance with a tough, 20-gauge steel cabinet that is pre-painted for an attractive, durable finish. Inside, our copper tube, aluminum fin coil maximizes heat transfer and minimizes performance inhibiting corrosion.

Indoor Air Quality and Comfort

Bryant fan coils feature a high-tech composite condensate pan with brass inserts that will not corrode. Proper drainage helps eliminate the potential for growth of mold, bacteria and other airborne pollutants to protect the quality of the air you breathe.

Additional quality measures include 1" thick cabinet insulation and airtight construction to keep conditioned air moving through your system and out into your living areas.