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I think with an 8 ga supply line the max breaker you could put is 40 amps. That doesn't mean you need 40 amps. You may be able to get by with a smaller breaker, depending what the maximum current draw is. It's 18.5 amps minimum, but does the AC unit specify a maximum current?
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