Trane 4 Ton 60000 BTU 80% AFUE Two-Stage V/S Gas Furnace S8V2B060M4PC

Trane 4 Ton 60000 BTU 80% AFUE Two-Stage V/S Gas Furnace S8V2B060M4PC

1. The optional Trane CleanEffects® Whole Home Air Cleaner filters out harmful irritants, pollutants, and more from your indoor air.
2. Insulated cabinet for quiet operation.
3. Durable silicon nitride hot surface igniter provides a highly reliable ignition system for longer service life.
4. Variable-speed blower motor quietly adjusts airflow to match your comfort needs, improving energy efficiency, enhancing air filtration, and reducing temperature swings for a smoother indoor climate.
5. Multi-port, in-shot burners perfectly shape the flame cone for the maximum heat possible while using less fuel.
6. Quiet and efficient nine-tap blower motor.
7. Pre-painted galvanized heavy steel cabinet for durability.
8. 80% AFUE rating helps reduce energy bills while offering the heating solution needed in the coldest winters.
9. Heavy-gauge steel cabinet provides durable, lasting protection against dents, corrosion, and the rigors of everyday wear—ensuring your furnace stays reliable and secure through years of operation.
10. Two-stage gas heat offers flexible performance by operating at a lower setting for most days and ramping up to full power only when necessary—providing more even heating, better humidity control, and greater fuel efficiency.
11. Self-diagnostic microelectronic controller.
12. Tubular steel heat exchanger resists corrosion and efficiently transfers heat.
13. Two-stage heating allows the gas furnace to automatically shift between high and low heat output based on your home’s needs—delivering more consistent indoor temperatures and improved comfort throughout every room.
14. Trane Link™ communicating technology enables seamless connectivity between your system’s components, optimizing performance, diagnostics, and comfort with intelligent, real-time coordination.
15. Hybrid heating compatibility lets you pair the furnace with a heat pump to create a dual-fuel system. The heat pump handles milder days efficiently, while the furnace takes over during extreme cold—giving you reliable year-round warmth and the potential for lower energy bills.