Trane Furnaces

If you’re wondering how long a furnace lasts or ready to replace it, Dr HVAC recommends Trane furnaces to all our customers.

Why? For six years in a row, Trane have been voted the most Reliable HVAC Brand in North America. Headquartered in Texas and manufactured throughout the USA, Trane spend more time testing their products than other HVAC manufacturers.

At the SEET (Systems Extreme Environmental Test) lab in Tyler, Texas, Trane products are put through 16 weeks of freezing cold and blistering hot temperatures, in repeating two-week sessions. By putting their heating and cooling units through 5 years worth of wear and tear in the matter of a few months, they reinforce their philosophy of making products you can truly rely on.

Dr HVAC is a Certified Trane Comfort Specialist. In order to be awarded this status, we had to demonstrate best-in-class customer service and technical prowess. To maintain this status, we must participate in quarterly Trane technical training, as well as surpass expectations during random installation audits as performed by Trane Factory Service Representatives. Our focus on customer satisfaction has been recognized by the Trane Territory Manager for the GTA.

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Dr. HVAC technicians installed a Trane furnace and a Trane air conditioner in my house last April. They were very competent in their work and respectful in dealing with us. The office staff are also very kind and do their best to timely respond to the customer requests. Both units have performed very well so far. I highly recommend Dr. HVAC to anyone looking for a new furnace or air conditioner.

Mahir Aydin

Our Trane Furnace Models

We carry 4 main models of Trane, and each comes in different sizes to heat different sizes of home.

Trane XC95m

One of the quietest furnaces available in North America.
Insulated cabinet with sealed burner box
Modulating Gas Valve (30-100%) for fine-tuned comfort
Variable-Speed ECM Blower Motor for better airflow in both summer and winter
Trane Comfort-R technology for better de-humidification in the summer
Up to 97.3% AFUE
Trane Comfortlink II communicating technology. Pairs with XL1050 and XL850 Trane controls.
Compatible with Trane wireless temperature sensors.
Matches with Trane Communicating Outdoor Products XV18 and XV20 air conditioners and heat pumps.
Lifetime warranty on Heat Exchanger and 10-year limited warranty on functional parts.

Trane S9V2

This new cabinet design is certified airtight to less than 1%. Trane tested this furnace for three years before releasing it to the market. It was designed with input from some of the best HVAC contractors on the continent. The focus was clear: Build a machine that is Reliable, Easy to service and Built using quality components.

96% AFUE
Stainless Steel Heat Exchangers (Primary and Secondary)
Two-stage gas valve
Digital Variable speed Vortica II ECM blower motor for quiet, efficient airflow in both summer and winter.
Trane Comfort-R technology for better de-humidification in the summer
Insulated cabinet for quiet operation
Compatible with Trane wireless temperature sensors.
Lifetime warranty on heat exchanger and 10-year limited warranty on functional parts

Trane S9X2

96% AFUE
Stainless Steel Heat Exchangers (Primary and Secondary)
Two-stage gas valve
9-Speed Constant-Torque, Vortica II ECM blower motor for quiet, efficient airflow.
Insulated cabinet for quiet operation
Compatible with Trane wireless temperature sensors.
Lifetime warranty on heat exchanger and 10-year limited warranty on functional parts

Trane S9X1

96% AFUE
Stainless Steel Heat Exchangers (Primary and Secondary)
Single-stage gas valve
9-Speed Constant-Torque, Vortica II ECM blower motor for quiet, efficient airflow.
Insulated cabinet for quiet operation
Compatible with Trane wireless temperature sensors.
Lifetime warranty on heat exchanger and 10-year limited warranty on functional parts

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Features And Benefits: What They Mean

AFUE is shorthand for “annual fuel utilization efficiency rating”. This is defined as the amount of fuel (in percent) that is converted into heat your home can use. The higher the number the better.

Today, the minimum allowable AFUE rating in Canada for an indoor gas Furnaces is 90%. A “high efficiency” furnace must be 90% AFUE or better. In order to qualify for the Energy Star certification in Canada, a furnace must have an AFUE of 95% or better, and other efficiency technologies.

A gas valve controls the flow of gas into the burner of your furnace, where it ignites to create heat. The type of gas valve plays a huge role in the overall efficiency of the furnace.

Single stage gas valves can only be off or on. This will mean the overall amount of fuel used is more than with a multi-stage valve. This is because the temperature in your home will be allowed to vary more, and your furnace will have to work harder to warm up your home.

A multi-stage (or fully modulating) gas valve will adjust the amount of fuel going into your furnace more precisely. If your home is colder, it allows more fuel to flow, but if it’s just a little bit below the temperature setting on your thermostat, just a small amount of fuel flows. This not only saves fuel, but it keeps the temperature in your home more even. It can also reduce long-term wear and tear on the part.

A two-stage furnace is a simpler type of multi-stage furnace. It’s more efficient than a single stage, but not as good as a fully modulating gas valve.

The blower forces air through the heat exchanger in your furnace, resulting in the spread of hot air into the ductwork and then out into your home.

As with gas valves, a variable-speed blower motor is more efficient than a single speed or 2-4 speed. This is because making smaller adjustments all the time uses less energy in the long run than constantly starting and stopping.

Guaranteed Performance

Dr HVAC will ensure you get the right size furnace for your home, and that it is installed correctly.

As a Certified Trane Comfort Specialist, we will ensure that your Trane performs as well as expected, or we will fix it for free.

Read our buyer’s guide for the best furnace!

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