When properly selected, higher efficiency Trane matched systems give you improved comfort at reduced operating costs by using fewer energy resources. With a proper load calculation for the right-sized system and one of Trane’s many high-efficiency products that meet or exceed ENERGY STAR guidelines, you can keep down your utility bills and energy costs.

ENERGY STAR is a voluntary awareness communications and marketing campaign developed by the U.S. Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in 1992 to promote energy efficiency. Trane has partnered with the EPA to label our high-efficiency systems with the ENERGY STAR label so homeowners can easily identify those higher efficiency products that can help reduce pollution problems.

Remember that the higher the efficiency rating, the greater the energy savings. All Trane split system air conditioner and heat pump units with a SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) of 14 or above, HSPF (Heating Seasonal Performance Factor) of 8.0 or above, and all Trane gas furnaces with an AFUE (Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency) of 90% or above meet or exceed the minimum efficiency required by the EPA for ENERGY STAR recognition.

Trane helps you identify higher-efficiency products with an ENERGY STAR logo on the front of the product.

Choosing a Trane ENERGY STAR Comfort System assures homeowners of lower energy bills, improved indoor air quality, attractive design appearance and, most importantly, improved comfort for their home.

Household energy use contributes to air pollution. By using more energy-efficient appliances and heating and cooling equipment, and constructing more energy-efficient homes, we can reduce this pollution—and save energy at the same time.

When properly selected, higher efficiency Trane matched systems give you improved comfort at reduced operating costs by using fewer energy resources. With a proper load calculation for the right-sized system and one of Trane’s many high-efficiency products that meet or exceed ENERGY STAR guidelines, you can keep down your utility bills and energy costs.

Another vital step to getting a more efficient Trane matched system for your home is to have your independent Trane dealer conduct a load calculation. Most homes today are heated and cooled by units that are too big for the home—others are too small. When an air conditioner or heat pump system is not the proper size (capacity) for a home, an array of problems can result. Temperatures might be uneven. Units might not run long enough to properly control humidity. You may have more maintenance problems over time. And the money you think you might be saving may be reduced, because with units that are too big, you’re essentially paying to heat or cool space that isn’t there.

Along with a proper load calculation from your independent Trane dealer—who accurately calculates the right size system for your home—we design all our products in a variety of sizes to make sure that each one works as intended.