3 Ton Trane 16 SEER Gas System in Royse City, TX
Shop the complete matched gas HVAC system—equipment and professional installation together.
Trane 3 Ton XR16 SEER2 Gas HVAC System
36,000 BTU
15.2 SEER2 certified
XR16 · up to 16 SEER2
60,000 BTU · 80% AFUE
AC + coil + furnace
$7,999.00Add to cart
3 Ton Trane 16 SEER2 Gas System: Exact Configuration
This page covers one system only: the 3 Ton Trane 16 SEER2 single-stage R-454B air conditioner paired with an 80% AFUE multi-position gas furnace and a matched evaporator coil. The outdoor unit is the Trane Choice 16 model 5TTR6036A1000A (often shortened to 5TTR6036). It provides 36,000 BTU per hour of nominal cooling capacity.
| Component | Verified system detail |
|---|---|
| Outdoor air conditioner | Trane 5TTR6036A1000A / 5TTR6036 |
| Cooling capacity | 3 tons; 36,000 BTU per hour nominal |
| Efficiency class | Trane 16 SEER2 family; final certified rating depends on the complete approved match |
| Refrigerant | R-454B |
| Compressor operation | Single-stage |
| Gas furnace | Trane S8X1B060M4, 60,000 BTU input, 80% AFUE, multi-position |
| Evaporator coil | Trane 5TXCB004AS3HCA Comfort™ Coil; R-454B; 3 ton; multi-position |
| AHRI certified matches | AHRI 218103613 |
System model numbers: Outdoor unit 5TTR6036A1000A, gas furnace S8X1B060M4, and evaporator coil 5TXCB004AS3HCA. Confirm the complete suffixes and exact AHRI-certified combination before installation.
AHRI Certified Matched-System Ratings
The official AHRI Directory lists one active certified record for the 5TTR6036A1 outdoor unit with the 5TXCB004AS3 + thermostat indoor coil and the S8X1B060M4PSC furnace:
- AHRI Reference 218103613
Certified performance for this record: 33,400 BTU cooling capacity, 12 EER2 and 15.2 SEER2. The correct AHRI certificate is determined by the furnace’s complete model suffix; verify the installed nameplate before selecting the certificate.
How the Three Components Work Together
Trane 5TTR6036A1000A outdoor air conditioner
The outdoor condenser is the Trane Choice 16 model 5TTR6036A1000A, a single-stage, 3-ton air conditioner with 36,000 BTU per hour of nominal cooling capacity and R-454B refrigerant. It rejects the heat absorbed by the indoor evaporator coil. The condenser alone does not establish the system’s final 16 SEER2 rating; certified efficiency applies to the complete approved combination of outdoor unit, evaporator coil and furnace blower. Confirm the exact matched combination and AHRI certificate before installation.
Matched Trane evaporator coil
The listed indoor coil is the Trane 5TXCB004AS3HCA Comfort™ Coil. Trane rates this R-454B model for this 3 ton system. It uses an all-aluminum coil, a factory-installed TXV for refrigerant metering, an enhanced fin surface and a double-sloped noncorrosive drain pan. The multi-position cabinet supports approved vertical and horizontal applications. Its published cabinet dimensions are approximately 22.5 inches high, 17.5 inches wide and 21.5 inches deep. Trane states that its 5TXC coils are pressure tested above 500 PSI; the installed coil must still be leak checked, drained and commissioned correctly in the field.
80% AFUE multi-position gas furnace
The listed furnace is the Trane S8X1B060M4 family: a 60,000 BTU input, 80% AFUE, single-stage gas furnace with a high-efficiency constant-torque ECM blower motor. Published S8X1 features include the Vortica™ II blower housing, silicon-nitride hot-surface igniter, aluminized-steel heat exchanger, self-diagnostic integrated furnace control and a heavy-gauge insulated cabinet. Its multi-position design supports approved upflow, downflow and horizontal installations. The exact final suffix must be confirmed on the equipment proposal because suffixes identify configuration details.
What HVAC Services Pro Checks During the Installation Assessment
- Equipment match: We verify the condenser, coil and furnace model numbers and document them on the proposal.
- Certified match: We identify the applicable AHRI certificate for the exact three-component combination.
- Manual J sizing: We calculate the home’s cooling load to determine whether 36,000 BTU nominal capacity is appropriate.
- Manual S selection: We compare the equipment’s sensible and latent capacity with Royse City design conditions.
- Airflow: We inspect supply and return capacity, filter size and total external static pressure.
- Installation position: We inspect the attic or closet, confirm the approved orientation and measure service clearances.
- Gas and venting: We inspect the gas connection, combustion-air provisions and vent condition.
- Drainage: We inspect the primary and secondary drains, trap, drain pan and overflow protection.
- Electrical scope: We inspect the disconnect, breaker, conductor size and grounding, then identify any required corrections.
Is This 3 Ton System the Right Size?
Three tons is a capacity, not a house-size shortcut. A room-by-room Manual J calculation should account for insulation, windows, orientation, air leakage, ceiling height, occupants, internal loads and duct location. Replacing the old system with the same tonnage without checking the load can repeat an existing sizing error.
An oversized system may short-cycle and remove less humidity. An undersized system may run continuously and struggle at peak conditions. The duct system must also carry the required airflow without excessive static pressure or noise.
R-454B Installation Requirements
The 5TTR6036 system uses R-454B, an A2L refrigerant. The condenser, coil and installation accessories must be approved for this refrigerant. Installation must follow Trane instructions and applicable code requirements, including any required mitigation components, refrigerant-line procedures, labeling, leak checks and commissioning steps. Existing R-410A indoor equipment should not be assumed compatible.
What the Installed Proposal Should Include
The exact written scope controls. A complete proposal for this system should identify the condenser, furnace and coil; installation materials; refrigerant-line treatment; equipment pad or stand; electrical work; gas and vent work; thermostat; drainage protection; permits; startup testing; removal of replaced equipment; and any duct corrections. Items outside the standard scope should be priced separately before work begins.
The hero’s price is connected to the current WooCommerce product price. Site-specific work can change the final total, so the contractor should confirm access, duct condition, electrical service, gas connection, drains and equipment location before issuing the final quote.
Commissioning This Exact System
After installation, the technician should document voltage and amperage, refrigerant setup according to Trane’s procedure, temperature split, static pressure, delivered airflow, condensate operation, gas pressure, furnace temperature rise, thermostat operation and safety controls. Model and serial numbers should be recorded accurately for warranty registration.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the outdoor model number?
The verified outdoor air-conditioner model is 5TTR6036A1000A, commonly abbreviated as 5TTR6036.
What are the furnace and coil model numbers?
The listed system configuration uses Trane furnace S8X1B060M4 and matched evaporator coil 5TXCB004AS3HCA. Confirm the complete model suffixes and AHRI certificate on the final equipment proposal.
Does 5TTR6036 alone guarantee 16 SEER2?
No. The final certified SEER2 and EER2 values apply to the complete matched combination, not the condenser alone. Request the exact AHRI certificate before relying on a rating.
Is the system a heat pump?
No. It is a straight-cool air conditioner paired with a gas furnace. The outdoor unit provides cooling; the furnace provides heating and indoor airflow.
Can the existing furnace or coil be reused?
Only if compatibility, refrigerant requirements, airflow and the approved match are verified. Reuse should not be assumed for an R-454B replacement.
What We Inspect Before Your Installation Quote
During the on-site assessment, HVAC Services Pro inspects the home’s load requirements, duct and return-air capacity, electrical service, gas connection, drainage, equipment location and installation access. We then confirm the correct condenser, coil and furnace match and provide the complete installation scope.
Serving Royse City and communities within approximately 40 miles: Fate, Rockwall, Caddo Mills, Greenville, Quinlan, Terrell, Forney, Heath, McLendon-Chisholm, Lavon, Nevada, Josephine, Farmersville, Wylie, Rowlett, Garland, Sachse, Murphy, Sunnyvale, Mesquite, Balch Springs, Dallas, Plano, Richardson, Allen and Kaufman. Service availability is confirmed by address.
