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GE Accessories

Energy Efficient

Low power usage, meets ENERGY STAR® rating

Easy Installation

Quick-connects, universal wall sleeves

Quiet Performance

Low decibel operation

Reliable Warranty

GE standard 1-year

GE Assurance

Backed by GE’s quality, parts, and service support

GE Hotpoint PTAC Units

Electric Heat PTAC

How It Works:

Uses electric resistance coils (like a space heater).
Heat is created as electricity passes through metal coils.
A fan blows air across the coils to heat the room.

Pros of Electric Heat

Lower purchase cost.
Simple to install and maintain (fewer parts).
Works well in extremely cold weather.

Best For

Hotels in warm climates
Properties with minimal heating needs.
Budget-conscious renovations or quick replacements.

Heat Pump PTAC

Acts like an air conditioner in reverse.
Extracts heat from outside air and transfers it indoors.
Also works as a standard AC during warmer months.

Pros of Heat Pump

Up to 30–50% more energy efficient than electric heat.
Lower long-term utility costs.
More eco-friendly – reduces power consumption.

Best For:

Hotels in moderate to cold climates.
Properties focused on energy savings or green certifications.
Long-term upgrades for reduced heating bills.

Voltage, Amps & Plugs

⚡ Voltage (V)

115V – For residential-style wiring and older/smaller hotels.
208/230V – The most common in commercial hotel settings.
265Vhigh-rise buildings with special power feeds.

✅ 115V units plug into a standard household outlet, making them easy to install where electrical upgrades are not possible.

⚠️ Must still check amps and plug type – not all 115V plugs are the same!

🔋 Amperage (Amps)

Determines how much power the unit draws.

15 Amp – Light heat output
20 Amp – Standard hotel room
30 Amp – Heavy-duty electric heat

Higher amp units = more powerful heat, but require proper breakers and wiring.

🔌 Plug Type (NEMA Configuration)

115V (Voltage) 15A (Amps) NEMA 5-15P (Plug Type)
115V (Voltage) 20A (Amps) NEMA 5-20P (Plug Type)
208/230V (Voltage) 15A (Amps) NEMA 6-15P (Plug Type)
208/230V (Voltage) 20A (Amps) NEMA 6-20P (Plug Type)
208/230V (Voltage) 30A (Amps) NEMA 6-30P (Plug Type)
265V (Voltage) 20A+ (Amps) NEMA 7-series (Plug Type)

🛠️ Installation Tip

Check your existing wall plug
Confirm the breaker amperage in your electrical panel
Match the and voltage to the PTAC unit

🚫 Plugging a 230V unit into a 115V outlet won’t just fail — it can destroy the unit or cause electrical hazards.

AHES07D3XXA - Hotpoint® PTAC with Electric Heat 7,000 BTU, 230/208V, 20 Amp

$680.00; $680.00
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AHES09D2XXA - Hotpoint® PTAC with Electric Heat 9,000 BTU, 230/208V, 15 Amp

$775.00; $775.00
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AHES09D3XXA - Hotpoint® PTAC with Electric Heat 9,000 BTU, 230/208V, 20 Amp

$686.00; $686.00
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AHES12D3XXA - Hotpoint® PTAC with Electric Heat 12,000 BTU, 230/208V, 20 Amp

$721.00; $721.00
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AHES15D3XXA - Hotpoint® PTAC with Electric Heat 15,000 BTU, 230/208V, 20 Amp

$838.00; $838.00
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AHES07D2XXA - Hotpoint® PTAC with Electric Heat 7,000 BTU, 230/208V, 15 Amp

$767.00; $767.00
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AHHS07D2XXA - Hotpoint® PTAC Heat Pump Unit with Electric Heat Backup 7,000 BTU, 230/208V, 15 Amp

$849.00; $849.00
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AHHS07D3XXA - Hotpoint® PTAC Heat Pump 7,000 BTU, 230/208V, 20 Amp

$796.00; $796.00
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AHHS09D2XXA - Hotpoint® PTAC Heat Pump Unit with Electric Heat Backup 9,000 BTU, 230/208V, 15 Amp

$782.00; $782.00
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AHHS09D3XXA - Hotpoint® PTAC Heat Pump 9,000 BTU, 230/208V, 20 Amp

$701.00; $701.00
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AHHS09E3XXA - Hotpoint® PTAC Heat Pump Unit with Electric Heat Backup 9,000 BTU, 265V, 20 Amp

$795.00; $795.00
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AHHS12D3XXA - Hotpoint® PTAC Heat Pump 12,000 BTU, 230/208V, 20 Amp

$740.00; $740.00
Unit price: per

AHHS12E3XXA - Hotpoint® PTAC Heat Pump Unit with Electric Heat Backup 12,000 BTU, 265V, 20 Amp

$831.00; $831.00
Unit price: per

AHHS15D3XXA - Hotpoint® PTAC Heat Pump 15,000 BTU, 230/208V, 20 Amp

$843.00; $843.00
Unit price: per

Inside the Inn: Why a New PTAC Unit Is a Smart Investment

When running a hotel or motel, comfort and efficiency aren’t optional — they’re essential. A question we often hear: Should you save money by installing a refurbished PTAC unit, or invest in a new one?

Refurbished units may seem cheaper upfront, but the hidden costs often outweigh the short-term savings.

Refurbished PTAC	New PTAC
May work temporarily but often fail under stress	Reliable and consistent, even in peak seasons
Higher energy bills from outdated technology	ENERGY STAR® rated for monthly savings
Can be noisy and lead to guest complaints	Whisper-quiet operation keeps guests happy
No warranty, parts may be discontinued	Manufacturer warranty included
Rooms may become unrentable due to breakdowns	Reduces downtime and keeps rooms revenue-ready

Why Refurbished PTAC “Pros” Can Backfire

Lower Upfront Cost – But more frequent service calls can wipe out those savings.
Quick to Install – But old connections and improper sealing can reduce airflow.
Spare Parts in Stock – Until a major component fails with no replacements available.

What You Get with a New PTAC Unit

Energy Efficiency: Lower monthly utility bills
Quiet Comfort: No more noise complaints from rattling units
Modern Features: Thermostats, sensors, remote controls
Warranty Coverage: Peace of mind for years to come
Long-Term Value: Lasts longer with fewer issues

Bottom Line: Better Comfort = Better Business

A guest who sleeps comfortably is a guest who returns — and leaves a great review. A room with a failing PTAC? That’s a refund, a complaint, or a lost future booking.

Don’t risk your reputation on outdated equipment.

Need Help Choosing the Right Unit?

At DFW Motel Supply & Textiles Inc, we make upgrading easy. From expert advice to bulk pricing on GE Zoneline, Amana, and Hotpoint units, we’ve got you covered.

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