Read every part of the code
AMHE3D10B2N1 identifies the ECM blower, size-3 platform, downflow configuration, nominal 10 kW heat option, breaker connection, 208/240 V supply code and no included coil cabinet. Keep that complete identity on the order.
ADP / Contractor equipment reference
ADP mFurnace Electric Furnaces
Plan the manufactured-home furnace, coil cabinet and electric-heat requirements as separate selections. Start with the confirmed AMHE3D10B2N1 reference below.
- Manufactured-home application
- 5-speed ECM
- Separate coil cabinet
Plan the equipment around the job
Build the furnace and coil-cabinet package deliberately.
The mFurnace is an electric-furnace and blower platform for manufactured-home applications. Its unit-size code, electric-heat option and separate coil cabinet answer different selection questions; none should be inferred from the overall product photo.
Separate the furnace from the enclosure
The furnace cabinet and an MH-series coil cabinet have separate dimensions and model numbers. Choose the cabinet and evaporator coil for the actual installation rather than treating MHCDLS23 or a similar cabinet reference as the furnace model.
Use the correct operating conditions
Published nominal airflow is not the delivered airflow at every speed and static pressure. Electric-heat output and electrical values also change with supply voltage. Use the matching tables for the selected configuration.
The numbers contractors need
mFurnace model specifications
Full-model reference for the confirmed furnace configuration.
1 model reference · confirm current sourcing and availability with Mar-Hy.
| Reference | AMHE3D10B2N1Size-3 ECM · nominal 10 kW at 240 V |
|---|---|
| Full furnace model | AMHE3D10B2N1 |
| Application | Manufactured-home electric furnace |
| Unit-size code | 3 · size-3 blower platform |
| Blower motor | 5-speed ECM |
| Factory configuration | Downflow; field-conversion requirements apply |
| Supply-voltage code | 208/240 V · 1 phase · 60 Hz |
| Electric-heat code | 10 · nominal 10 kW at 240 V |
| Line-voltage connection code | B · circuit breaker |
| Coil-cabinet code | N · cabinet not included |
| Furnace H × W × D (in.) | 33.0 × 19.8 × 23.4 — specification drawing |
| Nominal family airflow reference (CFM) | 900–1,100; actual airflow depends on tap and static |
| Transformer reference | 40 VA · Class 2 |
Source: ADP SG-AMAH-01-02 — pages 2, 4, 6 and 9. Reviewed November 10, 2026.
- The complete model is drawn from the existing public carried-model reference; it is not a claim of current stock.
- The separate sales guide rounds furnace depth to 23.5 inches; the chart preserves the 23.4-inch dimension shown in the specification drawing. Check the actual installation dimensions.
- Airflow must be taken from the correct tap, static-pressure and equipment-configuration table. A size code is not a heat-pump system capacity or efficiency rating.
- Separate coil cases and evaporator coils are additional selections. This reference does not resolve other ADP coil-series or RG-model applicability questions.
Keep 208 V and 240 V electric-heat data separate.
For the size-3 platform with the 10 kW heat option, the cited specification provides different electrical values at 208 V and 240 V. These are manufacturer table references, not a branch-circuit design. Verify the actual nameplate, heater configuration, supplied breaker and applicable instructions before installation.
| Reference condition | 208 V | 240 V |
|---|---|---|
| Nominal heat at stated voltage (kW) | 7.51 — source correction factor applied | 10.0 |
| Total current in source table (A) | 40.0 | 45.6 |
| Minimum circuit ampacity in source table (A) | 50.0 | 57.0 |
| Maximum circuit breaker in source table (A) | 50 | 60 |
For a heat-pump or cooling-system rating, search the complete outdoor-unit and coil combination. The furnace’s electric-heat and blower data do not establish an AHRI system rating.
Read it. Save it. Bring it to the job.
mFurnace equipment literature
Open the manufacturer reference you need. Documents load when selected.
mFurnace sales guideManufacturer family overview and physical reference
undefined pages · 1.3 MB · PDFOpen mfurnace sales guide →Specification guideSG-AMAH-01-02 · model code, airflow and electrical data
9 pages · 2.8 MB · PDFOpen specification guide →Installation instructionsApplicable mFurnace configuration and accessories
32 pages · 11.8 MB · PDFOpen installation instructions →Submittal workbookManufacturer-linked Excel workbook; not a PDF
0.7 MB · XLSXOpen submittal workbook →
undefined pages · 1.3 MB · PDFOpen mfurnace sales guide →Specification guideSG-AMAH-01-02 · model code, airflow and electrical data
9 pages · 2.8 MB · PDFOpen specification guide →Installation instructionsApplicable mFurnace configuration and accessories
32 pages · 11.8 MB · PDFOpen installation instructions →Submittal workbookManufacturer-linked Excel workbook; not a PDF
0.7 MB · XLSXOpen submittal workbook →
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The manufacturer’s submittal link returns an Excel workbook, so it is identified as XLSX here. Ask Mar-Hy for the applicable warranty terms, registration requirements and the complete coil-cabinet package for the job.
Get a useful quote on the first conversation
Order the furnace and the missing pieces together.
- Complete furnace model, actual supply voltage and required electric-heat option.
- Existing installation orientation, furnace footprint and permitted conversion requirements.
- The separate coil cabinet, evaporator coil and outdoor-unit models where applicable.
- Required airflow, duct/static conditions, thermostat and electrical nameplate requirements.
- Accessories, warranty documents and current pricing, sourcing and delivery timing.
Selection questions
Does the pictured coil cabinet come with AMHE3D10B2N1?
No. The N cabinet code identifies no included coil cabinet. Select the cabinet and evaporator coil separately for the actual installation; the family photo illustrates one assembled arrangement.
Is the 10 kW option 10 kW at every supply voltage?
No. The manufacturer rates that option at 240 V and gives a 0.751 output correction factor for 208 V. Use the voltage-specific electrical table and the actual equipment nameplate.
Does the blower’s size-3 code establish a complete 3-ton heat-pump system?
No. Confirm required airflow and the actual blower configuration, coil and outdoor equipment. Use the complete approved combination to establish cooling/heating capacity and system ratings.
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Size-3 ECM · nominal 10 kW at 240 V
AMHE3D10B2N1
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