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TRANE Comfort™ Coils: The key to system efficiency

Assure your system’s reliability and efficiency by matching your heating or cooling system with an indoor heat coil. The coil works with the compressor to provide any air conditioning system with its overall efficiency rating. The coil acts as the “heat transfer” or “heat exchanger” by removing humidity and cooling the air that passes over it; the more effective the coil at performing this task, the better an air conditioner’s efficiency SEER (Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio) rating.

Often homeowners mistakenly replace their air conditioners and furnaces without replacing the coil. Coupling an old less-efficient coil with a new more-efficient air conditioning system, compromises the new systems ability to perform at its full potential.

All-Aluminum TRANE Comfort™ Coil Features:

All aluminum tubes (durable, resists corrosion and rust)
Aluminum fins (longer lasting, prevents leaks)
Copper brazing joints (easy connection to standard refrigeration lines)
3-piece door design (easier accessibly to interior)
External service port (faster serviceability, decreased downtime)
Foil Insulation (quieter operation and easier cleaning)
Split-front panel (improved accessibility increases insulation cleaning speed)
Non-corrosive drain pan (eliminates standing water, reduces mold, mildew, and bacteria)

Trane designs their high-efficiency standard TRANE Comfort™ coils to work in tandem with any home's outdoor condensing unit and furnace. Trane matches the coils to the air conditioning units for size, efficiency, and capacity to ensure optimal performance of your home comfort system.

Request a service call to have an air conditioning specialist examine or clean your air conditioner’s coil, and learn whether your system may require a new coil or not.

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