Trane Air Handler in Dallas-Fort Worth

Trane (now part of Trane Technologies) started its journey in 1883. Currently, they are the global leader in the HVAC industry, manufacturing air conditioners, heat pumps, air purifiers, etc. As the indoor component that best suits Trane air conditioners and heat pumps, they have been producing the top-rated air handlers.

As Trane’s authorized dealer, HVAC Services Pro offers basic to high-efficiency air handler models that are designed for long-term reliability with strong warranties and support.

Why Choose a Trane Air Handler?

Trane is a dependable choice for anyone looking to improve their HVAC system and indoor comfort. The Trane air handlers have unique advantages over others in the industry:

• Trusted Brand Reputation: Trane’s engineering excellence is in its innovation and durability. The brand has a long track record of producing high-quality heating and cooling equipment, and their air handlers are no exception.

• Energy Efficient: Trane’s air handlers, especially with variable-speed motors, adjust airflow based on demand. So, your energy consumption will be low, even with top-tier comfort.

• Built to Last: All Trane products undergo rigorous testing to ensure they can withstand demanding conditions. With corrosion-resistant cabinets, aluminum coils, and rugged blower components, you are bound to get longer life with minimal damage during operation.

• Versatile Installation Options: Trane offers a wide range of air handlers, including compact, horizontal, and vertical models, as well as heat pump-compatible options. Regardless of your home size and configuration, you can pick one that suits your needs.

• Enhanced Indoor Quality: Trane air handlers come with advanced air filtration and humidity control features. Some also feature CleanEffects technology for better allergen and dust removal.

Why Pair with a Trane Heat Pump or AC?

When you pair a Trane air handler with their heat pump or AC, you get a complete setup for an HVAC system that functions as it is supposed to. With this combination, you get:

✔️ Optimized System Performance

✔️ Better Comfort and Humidity Control

✔️ Enhanced Energy Efficiency

✔️ Warranty Protection

✔️ Optimized Service and Maintenance

Available Trane Air Handler Models

As a premium Trane dealer, we offer various Trane air handlers to match every home’s needs. Our wide range of options covers everything from budget-friendly reliability to cutting-edge technology. Explore your options from:

1. RunTru by Trane (Budget-Friendly Option)

RunTru is the economic counterpart of Trane, featuring cost-effective options.

For the budget-friendly variation, we provide the 2-ton / 24,000 BTU capacity air handler from RunTru.

Model: A4AH4E24A1B60

Capacity: 2 Ton / 24,000 BTU

Best For: Affordable reliability, small to mid-sized homes

Key Feature:

• Compact Design
• Easy Installation

2. Trane TEM4 Series (Multi-Speed, Standard Efficiency)

For mult-speed options, we provide 1.5-5 Ton variations for different-sized homes.

 

Model	Capacity	Best For
5TEM4B02AC21S	1.5–2 Ton / 18,000–24,000 BTU	Moderate climates
5TEM4B03AC31S	1.5–2.5 Ton / 18,000–30,000 BTU	Tighter spaces that require flexible sizing
5TEM4D04AC31S	2–3.5 Ton / 24,000–42,000 BTU	Medium-sized homes with higher cooling needs
5TEM4D05AC41S / 5TEM4D06AC41S	3–4 Ton / 36,000–48,000 BTU	Heavy-duty use
5TEM4D07AC51S	3.5–5 Ton / 42,000–60,000 BTU	Larger homes or commercial spaces

3. Trane TEM6 Series (Variable-Speed, High Efficiency)

Trane TEM6 Series is the most advanced air handler system for HVAC setups. Unlike traditional models, it can adjust its speed to exactly match your heating and cooling needs.

Model: 5TEM6D06AV41S

Capacity: 3–5 Ton / 36,000–60,000 BTU

Best For: Premium comfort, year-round efficiency

Key Features:

• Precise humidity control
• ENERGY STAR rated for lower utility bills

What is the Right-Sized Air Handler for You?

Get the correct air handler size that fits the unit for your required cooling capacity:

 

Home Size (sq. ft.)	Required Cooling Capacity
600–1,000	1.5 Tons (18,000 BTU)
1,000 – 1,400	2 Tons (24,000 BTU)
1,400 – 1,800	2.5 Tons (30,000)
1,800 – 2,200	3 Tons (36,000)
2,200 – 2,600	3.5 Tons (42,000)
2,600 – 3,000	4 Tons (48,000)
3,000-3,500	5 Tons (60,000)

 

Keep in mind that this is a rough estimate. You should always contact professionals like HVAC Services Pro for Manual J calculations.

How Air Handlers Work

The air handler works as the lungs of your HVAC system. Together with a thermostat and external units, like heat pumps or condensers, the air handler conditions the air.

1. Air from inside the home gets pulled into return ducts and then into air handlers.
2. The air then passes through an air filter first, where unwanted particles are removed.
3. Then the coil inside the air handler heats (in heating mode) or cools (in cooling mode) the air.
4. After conditioning, a blower motor pushes the air back into supply ducts to distribute it into the home again.

The cycle keeps on repeating.

Signs You Need a New Air Handler

Consider an upgrade of your air handler if you face:

• Frequent repairs, especially for motor, coil, or blower issues
• High energy bills from the struggle to move air effectively
• Poor airflow from vents
• Inconsistent temperatures throughout the room
• Strange noises (banging, grinding, etc.) coming from the unit
• Excess dust in the home
• Mold or mildew growth near vents
• Musty smell coming from the air

Air handlers can easily last more than 10 years with proper maintenance. However, it’s a good idea to upgrade it after that because you may end up needing frequent repairs sooner or later.

Confused whether or not you should upgrade your existing air handler? HVAC Services Pro experts are always prepared to help out and recommend according to its current condition.

Why Install Air Handlers Professionally?

DIY installations can seem like a logical option to save money. However, there are risks of improper sizing, poor airflow, voided warranties, reduced efficiency, and potential safety risks. Not to mention, all of them cost more money in the long run.

Instead, take help from a professional for:

• Proper Sizing and Matching: An expert technicians match the size or warns you about the mismatch if there are any from your selection before installing. So, you know what you are signing up for.
• Correct Installation: Experts always install air handlers to prevent airflow issues, refrigerant leaks, and wiring errors in the best way possible.
• Full Warranty Protection: You can claim your Trane warranties when you install with certified dealers like HVAC Services Pro.
• Code Compliance: Professionals always make sure all of your systems get installed while maintaining the local building codes.
• Safety: Air handler installations require working with electrical and refrigerant connections. Without proper knowledge and tools, working with them might be hazardous.
• Maximized Efficiency and Performance: A qualified installer always makes sure your system runs at its rated SEER and how you get the most out of it.
• Peace of Mind: Licensed technicians almost always offer reliable support, troubleshooting, and long-term service. You can be reassured that your system is in safe hands, in case any issue arises.

As a certified Trane dealer, HVAC Services Pro checks off all the boxes. Contact HVAC Services Pro and experience the most reliable installation service in Dallas-Fort Worth.

Get the Most Durable Air Handlers with Service You Can Rely On

The reputation of Trane and the reliability of HVAC Services Pro is a combination you can trust for decades. Get your air handlers today – call us at (866)879-8122 or fill out the form online to get started.

FAQs

Are Trane air handlers compatible with other HVAC brands?

Yes, they are compatible with air conditioner condensers and heat pumps from other brands. However, for optimal efficiency, pair Trane air handlers with Trane HVAC systems.

Mixing brands has the chance to void warranties on both brands.

What’s the difference between RunTru and Trane-branded models?

RunTru is the budget-friendly line offered by Trane. Both of them are part of Trane Technologies, but RunTru models have fewer features and shorter warranties to adjust to their cost. Trane models offer more efficiency, with stronger warranties and a better durability promise.

Can I upgrade my old air handler without replacing the outdoor unit?

Sometimes, you can fit a new air handler with an older outdoor unit. However, any mismatch might reduce the efficiency. Always consult with a professional when you are looking to upgrade to find the best fit.