Complete 5 Ton Cooling and Gas Heating System for Larger Dallas-Fort Worth Homes

This page covers the real installed cost, exact specifications, and professional installation details for a complete 5 Ton Trane 17 SEER2 gas HVAC system in Dallas-Fort Worth. Not just the outdoor unit – the entire matched system including the Trane gas furnace, evaporator coil, thermostat, and full professional installation.

A 5-ton air conditioner provides 60,000 BTU/hr of cooling capacity, paired here with a gas furnace for year-round comfort. The system uses R-454B refrigerant, Trane’s 17 SEER2 multi-speed condenser, and AHRI-certified component matching to deliver the energy efficiency and cooling capacity that larger DFW homes demand – without the guesswork of piecing together mismatched equipment.

Equipment-only pricing you find online rarely tells the full story. The installed cost of this complete system includes removal of your old equipment, refrigerant line connections, electrical work, permits, commissioning, and warranty registration. That distinction matters, and this page breaks it all down transparently.

Key Takeaways

• System size: 5 tons / 60,000 BTU nominal cooling capacity – designed for larger Dallas-Fort Worth homes
• Efficiency: 17 SEER2 seasonal energy efficiency ratio rating with multi-speed compressor operation for lower cooling costs during the long annual cooling season
• Heating: Complete gas furnace included for year-round heating comfort
• Refrigerant: R-454B, a lower global warming potential refrigerant meeting current EPA standards
• Matched system: AHRI-certified condenser, furnace, and evaporator coil combination ensures rated performance
• Professional installation: Full system replacement by HVAC Services Pro including permits, commissioning, and warranty registration
• Proper sizing matters: A load calculation should verify that 5 tons is correct for your home before purchasing

5 Ton Trane 17 SEER2 Installed Price

The installed price of a complete 5 Ton Trane 17 SEER2 gas HVAC system with professional installation in Dallas-Fort Worth is available upon request.

An installed HVAC price generally includes the full equipment package and professional labor to remove old equipment, install the new system, connect refrigerant and electrical lines, perform startup and testing, and handle permits and inspections where required, and you can compare this with typical new AC unit installed prices in DFW.

Final pricing may vary due to:

• Ductwork modifications or replacement
• Electrical panel upgrades or new circuit wiring
• Difficult installation access or placement
• Code-mandated safety or ventilation improvements
• Optional indoor air quality accessories or thermostat upgrades
• Unusual site-specific conditions

HVAC Services Pro provides free estimates with transparent, itemized pricing so you know exactly what’s included before committing.

What’s Included in the Installed Price?

When you purchase this complete 5 Ton Trane 17 SEER2 system through HVAC Services Pro, the installed price covers the following:

Equipment:

• Complete Trane 5 Ton 17 SEER2 outdoor air conditioner
• Matched Trane gas furnace
• Matched Trane evaporator coil
• Compatible thermostat or controls when included

Installation Labor:

• Removal and disposal of existing HVAC equipment
• Equipment pad for outdoor unit
• Refrigerant line connections with nitrogen purge during brazing
• Electrical and control wiring connections
• Condensate line and drain setup
• Evacuation and deep vacuum of refrigerant lines
• System refrigerant charging
• Furnace startup and cooling startup

Testing and Commissioning:

• Airflow verification
• Full system commissioning
• Building permit
• City or county inspection

After Installation:

• Warranty registration where applicable
• Homeowner walkthrough and system orientation

Unusual site conditions – such as ductwork replacement, significant electrical work, or non-standard equipment placement – may affect final pricing and will be identified during your in-home evaluation, and broader local HVAC system and installation price ranges can help set expectations before your appointment.

Product Overview

This is a complete matched HVAC system. The condenser, gas furnace, and evaporator coil are components engineered and tested to work together as one efficient system, similar in concept to our 5 Ton Trane 17 SEER2 gas furnace system with pro installation.

Outdoor Air Conditioner

The outdoor air conditioner provides the 5-ton, 60,000 BTU/hr cooling capacity with 17 SEER2 efficiency using R-454B refrigerant. Multi-speed compressor operation adjusts output based on demand for energy savings and quieter operation, leveraging the same core design as the Trane 5 Ton 17 SEER2 multi-speed condenser.

Outdoor Model: 5TTX7060A1000

Gas Furnace

The gas furnace supplies heating for your home, matched to the outdoor unit and coil for optimal performance and efficiency.

Gas Furnace Model: S8V2C100M5PCB

Evaporator Coil

The evaporator coil is installed indoors and works with the outdoor unit to absorb heat from indoor air, completing the cooling cycle. Proper matching ensures rated system efficiency.

Evaporator Coil Model: 5TXCC009AS3HC

AHRI Matched System

AHRI certification confirms that the specific condenser, furnace, and coil combination has been tested together and verified to deliver its rated efficiency and capacity.

AHRI Reference: 216619627

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Technical Specifications

Why Choose This 5 Ton Trane System?

This 5 Ton Trane 17 SEER2 HVAC system is designed to meet the needs of Dallas-Fort Worth homeowners seeking a reliable, efficient, and professionally installed cooling and heating solution.

• Provides ample 5-ton nominal cooling capacity suitable for larger homes
• 17 SEER2 efficiency rating helps reduce operating costs over time
• Uses environmentally friendly R-454B refrigerant compliant with current standards
• Matched system components ensure optimal performance and warranty compliance
• Includes gas heating for year-round comfort
• Installed by trained professionals following industry best practices

Is a 5 Ton HVAC System Right for Your Home?

Choosing the right HVAC system size is critical for comfort, efficiency, and equipment longevity. A 5-ton system does NOT automatically correspond to a specific square footage, which is why many homeowners rely on professional AC sizing with Manual J calculations.

Proper sizing depends on a Manual J load calculation that considers:

• Insulation levels in walls, attic, and floors
• Window area, type, and orientation affecting heat gain
• Ceiling height and room volume
• Air leakage and home tightness
• Home layout and ductwork condition
• Number of occupants and heat-producing appliances
• Dallas-Fort Worth climate design conditions

Even if your current system is 5 tons, it does not guarantee that your replacement should be the same size. Oversized systems can cause short cycling, higher energy use, and poor humidity control.

HVAC Services Pro performs thorough evaluations to recommend the correct system size for your home and can also walk you through Trane air conditioner prices, models, and installed system deals in DFW.

What 17 SEER2 Means

SEER2 stands for Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio 2, the updated efficiency measurement standard introduced in 2023. It reflects how efficiently an air conditioner converts electricity into cooling over a typical cooling season under more realistic testing conditions.

A 17 SEER2 rating indicates this system operates more efficiently than minimum code requirements, helping to reduce electricity consumption during the long Dallas-Fort Worth cooling season, and some homeowners instead compare it with a 5 Ton Trane 15.2 SEER2 electric system package when gas heat is not required.

Higher SEER2 ratings generally mean lower operating costs and improved comfort, especially when paired with multi-speed compressor technology.

R-454B Refrigerant

This system uses R-454B, a newer-generation refrigerant that replaces older refrigerants like R-410A, and similar high-efficiency options are available in our 5 Ton Trane 18 SEER2 communicating gas system lineup.

• R-454B has a significantly lower global warming potential (GWP), making it more environmentally friendly.
• It is classified as A2L, meaning it is mildly flammable but safe when handled by certified professionals.
• R-454B requires specialized installation and servicing due to its properties.
• Using R-454B positions your system for compliance with current and future environmental regulations.

Professional Installation Process

Proper installation is crucial to achieve the rated performance and longevity of your HVAC system, and our installed 5 Ton Trane AC pricing guide for Plano and nearby areas shows how this process is built into the quote. HVAC Services Pro follows a detailed process:

1. In-home evaluation of existing equipment, ductwork, and electrical service
2. Load and sizing review using Manual J calculations
3. Equipment-match verification for AHRI-certified components
4. Permit preparation and filing
5. Removal of old HVAC equipment
6. Placement of new outdoor condenser and indoor furnace and coil
7. Refrigerant-line preparation and installation
8. Nitrogen purge during brazing to prevent oxidation
9. Electrical and control wiring connections
10. Condensate drain setup
11. Deep vacuum evacuation of refrigerant lines
12. Refrigerant charge verification
13. Furnace startup and safety checks
14. Cooling system startup and testing
15. Airflow measurement and verification
16. Full system commissioning
17. Scheduling and passing inspections
18. Warranty registration (without attaching specific coverage terms)
19. Homeowner walkthrough and system orientation

Trane vs Goodman

Homeowners often compare Trane with Goodman when considering a 5-ton HVAC system, and some also weigh alternatives like a 3 Ton Trane 15.2 SEER2 electric system with pro installation for smaller or more efficient homes.

Trane is positioned as a premium brand with a focus on advanced technology, matched system components, and professional installation standards.

Goodman typically offers value-oriented equipment with simpler features and lower upfront costs.

Both brands provide reliable systems, but the choice often depends on budget, desired features, and installer expertise, as well as whether a slightly smaller 4 Ton Trane 17 SEER2 gas furnace system could be a better fit for the home.

Installation quality and proper sizing are critical factors regardless of brand, and understanding typical AC repair costs in DFW or when to call for air conditioning repair in Dallas can help you decide whether repair or full replacement makes more sense.

Trane vs Carrier

Trane and Carrier are both premium HVAC brands with extensive product lines.

They offer similar efficiency ranges, comfort features, and installation requirements.

Pricing varies by region and dealer, but both brands require authorized dealer installation for full warranty coverage.

Choosing between them often comes down to installer reputation, local support, and personal preference.

Why HVAC Services Pro?

HVAC Services Pro offers Dallas-Fort Worth homeowners:

• Transparent AC online pricing with exact equipment disclosure
• Matched HVAC systems with AHRI certification
• Professional installation by licensed technicians
• Proper Manual J sizing and load calculations
• Handling of permits, inspections, and system commissioning
• Warranty registration support
• Old equipment removal included
• Local service with financing options for qualified customers
• Maintenance plans and extended warranty options available

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a 5 Ton Trane 17 SEER2 system cost installed?[VERIFIED INSTALLED PRICE GOES HERE]

**What is included in the installed price?**The installed price includes the complete outdoor air conditioner, matched gas furnace, evaporator coil, thermostat or controls, removal of old equipment, installation labor, refrigerant and electrical connections, condensate setup, system startup and testing, permits, inspections, warranty registration, and homeowner walkthrough.

**How many BTUs is a 5-ton air conditioner?**A 5-ton air conditioner provides 60,000 BTU/hr of cooling capacity.

**Is a 5-ton AC too large for my home?**Not necessarily. Proper sizing depends on a detailed Manual J load calculation considering your home’s unique characteristics. Oversizing can cause issues like short cycling and poor humidity control.

**How do I know whether I need 5 tons?**A professional Manual J load calculation evaluates insulation, windows, orientation, ceiling height, air leakage, layout, ductwork, occupancy, appliances, and local climate to determine the correct size.

**What does 17 SEER2 mean?**SEER2 is the updated efficiency standard reflecting real-world cooling performance over a season. A 17 SEER2 rating indicates higher efficiency than minimum code requirements.

**Does this system use R-454B?**Yes. This system uses R-454B refrigerant, which has a lower global warming potential than older refrigerants.

**What does AHRI matched mean?**AHRI matched means the condenser, furnace, and coil have been tested together and certified to deliver the rated efficiency and capacity.

**Does this package include a gas furnace?**Yes. This is a complete system including a matched gas furnace.

**Does installation include the evaporator coil?**Yes. The matched evaporator coil is included in the installation package.

**Does the price include removing my old HVAC system?**Yes. Removal and disposal of your existing equipment is included.

**Are permits included?**Yes. HVAC Services Pro handles all required permits.

**Is inspection included?**Yes. The installation includes scheduling and passing local inspections.

**Is warranty registration included?**Yes. Warranty registration is included, but specific coverage terms depend on manufacturer policies.

**Can existing ductwork be reused?**Often yes, if ducts are in good condition and properly sized. If modifications or replacement are needed, they will be quoted separately.

**Can electrical upgrades increase the price?**Yes. Upgrades may be necessary to meet current code and system requirements.

**How long does HVAC replacement usually take?**A typical full system replacement takes about one day, though complex jobs may require more time.

**Is financing available?**Yes. Financing options are available for qualified customers.

**Why is a Manual J calculation important?**It ensures the system is properly sized, avoiding inefficiency, discomfort, and premature equipment wear.