Trane Gas Furnace

When the time came to replace our almost twenty year old furnace we knew that no matter what unit we purchased we'd ultimately save money. We figured that our unit was about 65% efficient and that most new units have at least an 80% AFUE rating, if not up to 94%. We took a look at all the major brands and after a lot of research we decided on a Trane gas furnace for our home.

I was so glad to know that we were going to finally feel the real comfort of heat with Trane's two-stage heating system. We were also going to be saving money too. Using the two-stage heating system the furnace sends pre-heat air circulating through the home. After this the two-speed blower sends warmer air through your home.

We liked the high efficiency Trane gas furnaces. They have efficiency ratings over 90%. This means that we will ultimately save money on home heating costs because the system is so much more efficient than our old system. Even ten years ago AFUE was only in the 60-70% range.

One thing that we decided on was that we wanted an annual furnace inspection. This did cost us a bit of money but we felt it was money that was wisely spent. During an annual inspection lots of things will be checked such as the thermostat calibration, manifold gas pressure, the venting system, the blower and burners, the fan and heat exchangers. An annual furnace inspection will help to assure our unit is running at peak efficiency. We know this will help reduce any potential gas furnace problem.

Trane offers a wide selection of gas furnaces that offer maximum comfort, premium warmth as well as efficient performance. Their models are XC95, a three stage variable speed unit, the XV two stage variable speed gas furnaces, the XL two stage gas furnaces, XL90 and XL80, the XT single stage gas furnaces, XT90 and XT80, the XR single stage gas furnaces, and the XB single stage gas furnaces.

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