Trane Air Conditioners
Air conditioners are a necessity in many parts of the world, as they help to keep homes and businesses cool during the hot summer months. There are many different types of air conditioners available, so it is important to choose one that is right for your needs.
At SS&B Heating & Cooling, we offer a wide variety of air conditioners. If you are looking for an air conditioner, we encourage you to contact us today. We would be happy to help you choose the right air conditioner for your needs and to install and maintain your air conditioner.
The Trane XV20i True Comfort Variable Speed unit is one of the industry’s most efficient variable speed air conditioners. Even on the hottest days, it cools your home with precision.
- Energy star® Qualified
- Up to 21.5 SEER2
- Climatuff® Variable
- Fan Stages Variable
- Ultra quiet 55-75 DbA
The Trane XV18 TruComfort™ Variable Speed delivers extremely precise humidity and temperature control by providing just the right speed for every outdoor temperature.
- Energy star® Qualified
- Up to 18 SEER
- All-aluminum Spine Fin™ outdoor coil
- Ultra quiet 55-75 DbA
With 2 stage compressor operation, the Trane XL17i keeps your home perfectly tempered on moderately hot days and extremely hot days at efficiency levels far above the government requirements.
- Energy star® Qualified
- Up to 17.2 SEER2
- Two-stage Climatuff® compressor
Trane XR16 Air Conditioner with efficiency levels up to 16.2 SEER2 this air conditioner really performs. Torture tested and proven to be Trane strong and wallet friendly.
- Energy star® Qualified
- Up to 16.2 SEER2
- Climatuff® compressor
Trane XL15i offers flexible family comfort, with the ability to cool every room to the right temperature efficiently. Up to 16 SEER2
- Energy star® Qualified
- Up to 16 SEER2
- 69-74 DbA
- Climatuff® One Stage
The Trane XR15 Low Profile air conditioner is a high-efficiency cooling system designed to provide reliable and efficient cooling for residential and light commercial applications.
- Efficiency rating up yo 16 SEER2
- 70-73 dBA
- Speeds one
The Trane XR15 is a high-efficiency air conditioning system designed for residential use. It is known for its durability, reliability, and energy efficiency.
- Efficiency Rating Up to 16 SEER2
- 71-74 DbA
- ENERGY STAR® qualified
- Speeds one
The Trane XR14 central A/C unit offers up to 14.8 SEER2. Balances energy efficiency and cooling strength to help lower your home cooling costs.
- 72 dB Nominal Level
- Climatuff® One Stage
- ENERGY STAR® qualified
- Full-side louvered panels protect your investment
The Trane XR13 air conditioner system comes with the reliability you expect from Trane and the comfort your home deserves. Built with you in mind, this home air conditioning system’s design helps deliver cool air to every room in your house, allowing you to relax comfortably.
- Up to 14.50 SEER
- Climatuff® One-stage
- 75 dB Nominal Level
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Trane Air Conditioners FAQs
- Why is the cost of R-22 so high?
- Why can't you give an HVAC estimate over the phone?
- What is a duel fuel heating and cooling system?
- Why can't you give an estimate just off of square footage?
- How often should I have my furnace and air conditioner cleaned?
- Can I clean and service my own equipment?
- What is a Manual J load calculation?
- What do you get with a Comfort Club Maintenance plan contract?
- Can a heating and cooling system help reduce dust in the home?
- How do I know what size heater or air conditioner I need?
- What type of refrigerant is used in air conditioner currently?
- Should I cover my air conditioner for the winter?
- What are the blinking lights on the furnace?
- What is a wet switch?
- How often should I change my furnace filters?
- If I have rooms in my home that are too hot or too cold does that mean my heater or air conditioner is too small?
- What does two stage mean?
- When is it recommended to have a service check performed on my heating or cooling system?
- What are some preventative maintenance tips I should be aware of?
- I was told I need to replace my evaporator coil because it has a leak. Is this normal?
- I had to add refrigerant to my unit last summer. Should I add it again this year?
- Do you offer free HVAC replacement estimates?
- How long can I expect a new HVAC system to last?
- How do I select the right heating and cooling system?
- Why should I replace my heating and air conditioning system?
- I need a new unit-what is the best HVAC equipment/brand?
- How do you size the air conditioning for the house?
- How much will a new system cost?
- What warranty will my new system have?
- What is the condensing unit?
- What is a compressor?
- Do I have to repair a leak in my air conditioner?
- What is a load calculation and why do I need it?
- What is a heating and cooling zoning system?
- If I have a part replaced on my system, what kind of warranty do you offer?
- What does SEER rating mean?
- How long should a heating and cooling system last?
- How much time does a replacement bid take for my heating and air conditioning system?