Furthermore, both the Infinity 26 and Infinity 24 tout market-leading quiet operation with sound output as low as 51 dB. Both units feature a variable-speed capacity operating range down to 25 percent in 1 percent increments and provides high-ambient cooling operation with full power up to 125 F. The Infinity 24 also offers heating operation to minus 15 F. Plus, the Infinity 24 is the only ducted product on the market with a variable-speed, 5-ton heat pump to achieve 13.0 EER, which features the addition of vapor-injection technology.

The Infinity 26 and Infinity 24 also include enhanced dehumidification and can remove up to 400 percent more moisture than a single-stage system.3 
The Infinity 26 and Infinity 24 offer a number of benefits for technicians as well. Bluetooth technology is available on the outdoor unit, making it unnecessary to access outdoor unit diagnostic information inside the home. The equipment is compatible with a service app for technicians that includes the fault history of the unit, system parameters and interactive fault trees.

Over-the-air software updates are also available and technicians can assess over 130 diagnostic points. Plus, the equipment features two-wire installation, is self-configuring, Infinity Zoning System-capable and installations can use up to 250 equivalent feet of refrigerant line length. Carrier also offers virtual reality, 3D simulation training, as well as online troubleshooting and training modules. 

In addition, an Infinity air purifier will be included with the purchase of every Infinity 26 and 24.4 The Infinity air purifier works silently in-line with the HVAC system and can improve indoor air quality. It uses Captures & Kills technology to trap up to 95 percent of particles, then uses an electrical charge to kill or inactivate up to 99 percent of germs and viruses.

With every cycle of air that passes through this patented air purifying system, pollen, animal dander, bacteria and other pollutants are trapped and held tightly to the filter. An electrical charge then bursts the cell walls of pathogens it comes in contact with.