rane 3 Ton 17 SEER2 Air Conditioner with Variable-Speed Two-Stage Gas Furnace – R-454B (AHRI 216567517)

Complete 3 Ton Trane System Starting at $8,999 Installed

A complete 3 ton Trane 17 SEER2 air conditioner with gas furnace, professionally installed in Dallas–Fort Worth, starts at $8,999. That price includes the outdoor air conditioner, gas furnace, evaporator coil, thermostat, refrigerant, all labor, permits, inspection, old equipment removal, and warranty registration.

This page focuses exclusively on ONE complete professionally installed HVAC package featuring the Trane 5TTR7036A1000A outdoor air conditioner, S8V2B060M4PCB two-stage gas furnace, and 5TXCB006AS3HC evaporator coil. These components are AHRI matched under reference number 216567517, ensuring verified performance and efficiency.

Equipment-only pricing often misleads homeowners by excluding critical installation costs such as electrical connections, refrigerant piping, startup, and testing. Here, every price reflects the actual amount you pay for a fully installed, code-compliant system in Dallas–Fort Worth.

Whether you need reliable cooling for Texas summers or efficient gas heating through winter, this complete Trane system delivers both in one professionally installed package.

Key Takeaways

• Starting installed price of $8,999 includes the Trane 5TTR7036A1000A air conditioner, S8V2B060M4PCB gas furnace, 5TXCB006AS3HC coil, thermostat, R-454B refrigerant, labor, permits, inspection, old equipment removal, and warranty registration.
• 17 SEER2 efficiency rating offers significant energy savings compared to older systems, reducing electricity consumption throughout the cooling season.
• AHRI matched system (216567517) guarantees all components are tested together to meet rated efficiency, required for warranty and tax incentives.
• Two-stage gas furnace with variable speed blower enhances comfort with quieter operation, better humidity control, and consistent temperatures.
• Environmentally friendly R-454B refrigerant lowers global warming potential compared to older refrigerants.
• Transparent pricing and professional installation with Manual J load calculation, permits, and code compliance included.

3 Ton Trane 17 SEER2 Installed Prices

This complete Trane system is offered at a starting installed price of $8,999 in Dallas–Fort Worth. The price includes all equipment, labor, materials, permits, inspection, and warranty registration.

Product Overview

This complete professionally installed Trane air conditioning system includes three AHRI-matched components under reference number 216567517:

Trane 5TTR7036A1000A Outdoor Air Conditioner

The 5TTR7036A1000A provides 36,000 BTU of cooling capacity suitable for most North Texas homes sized between 1,500 and 2,000 square feet. It uses the eco-friendly R-454B refrigerant, which significantly reduces environmental impact compared to older refrigerants.

Trane S8V2B060M4PCB Two-Stage Gas Furnace

This gas furnace delivers 60,000 BTU of heating input with two-stage operation for efficient, quiet, and consistent heating. The variable speed ECM blower optimizes airflow for comfort and energy savings.

Trane 5TXCB006AS3HC Evaporator Coil

Matched specifically to the outdoor unit and furnace, this coil is essential for achieving the rated 17 SEER2 efficiency and maintaining warranty coverage.

Together, these components form a complete, AHRI-certified HVAC system designed for the Dallas–Fort Worth climate, comparable in capacity and performance to a Trane 3 ton 14.3 SEER2 single-stage condenser but with higher efficiency.

Technical Specifications

Trane Premium Features

Climatuff Compressor

Trane’s Climatuff compressor is built for durability and reliable operation in extreme Texas heat, ensuring consistent cooling performance during summer’s hottest days.

Spine Fin Coil

The all-aluminum Spine Fin coil resists corrosion better than traditional coils, maintaining efficiency and longevity even in humid North Texas conditions.

Variable Speed ECM Blower

The furnace’s variable speed blower adjusts airflow dynamically, improving humidity control, reducing noise, and increasing energy efficiency.

Two-Stage Gas Heating

Two-stage operation allows the furnace to run at lower capacity during mild weather, providing more even heating and reducing fuel consumption, and similar technology is available in larger models like the Trane 5 ton two-stage 80% AFUE gas furnace S8V2C100M5PC.

Quiet Operation

This system operates quietly both indoors and outdoors, with sound levels around 67 dB(A) at full load and lower during partial-load conditions.

All-Aluminum Coil Construction

Both indoor and outdoor coils use corrosion-resistant aluminum for durability and sustained performance.

R-454B Refrigerant

Using R-454B refrigerant significantly reduces environmental impact compared to older refrigerants while maintaining excellent cooling performance, which you’ll also find in options like the Trane 3 ton 15.2 SEER2 single-stage condenser 5TTR5036A1000.

Heavy-Duty Cabinet

The outdoor unit’s galvanized steel cabinet protects against weather and debris, ensuring long-term durability.

Professional Installation

Every system installation includes Manual J load calculation, nitrogen purge, deep vacuum, precise refrigerant charging, and airflow testing to guarantee optimal performance.

AHRI Matched Equipment

Certified matched components ensure all parts work seamlessly together, maximizing efficiency and reliability.

What’s Included

Equipment:

• Trane 5TTR7036A1000A outdoor air conditioner
• Trane S8V2B060M4PCB two-stage gas furnace with variable speed blower
• Trane 5TXCB006AS3HC evaporator coil
• Trane XL824 or equivalent thermostat
• R-454B refrigerant charge
• Equipment pad
• Electrical disconnect

Installation Services:

• Removal and disposal of old equipment
• Electrical connections
• Refrigerant piping
• Nitrogen purge of refrigerant lines
• Deep vacuum to remove moisture and contaminants
• System charging with R-454B
• Airflow testing and adjustment
• Complete system startup and commissioning

Permits and Inspection:

• Mechanical permit filing
• Municipal inspection coordination

Warranty and Training:

• Manufacturer warranty registration
• Homeowner training on system operation and thermostat use

This comprehensive package ensures you pay for a fully installed, code-compliant system rather than just equipment prices that omit essential installation costs.

Electrical upgrades, duct modifications, code requirements, difficult access, and optional accessories may increase the final price and will be quoted separately, particularly if you’re considering larger condensers such as a Trane 5 ton 14.3 SEER2 single-stage unit.

Professional Installation Process

1. Free Estimate and Home Evaluation

Schedule a no-obligation visit where a technician assesses your home’s ductwork, electrical service, gas line, and installation location.

2. Manual J Load Calculation

A detailed engineering analysis calculates the exact heating and cooling load for your home, ensuring proper system sizing to avoid inefficiency and discomfort, whether you stick with this 3 ton two-stage system or compare higher-end options like a Trane 3 ton 18 SEER2 variable speed condenser 5TTV8X36A1000 or a larger Trane 5 ton 17 SEER2 multi-speed condenser 5TTR7060A1000.

3. Equipment Selection and AHRI Matching

Based on the load calculation, we select the Trane 5TTR7036A1000A, S8V2B060M4PCB, and 5TXCB006AS3HC system, certified under AHRI 216567517.

4. Old Equipment Removal

Our crew safely removes and disposes of your existing HVAC equipment, recovering refrigerant per EPA regulations.

5. New System Installation

The outdoor unit is set on an equipment pad with proper clearance. The gas furnace and evaporator coil are installed and connected to your existing ductwork and gas line. Electrical and refrigerant connections are completed.

6. Quality Assurance Testing

The system undergoes nitrogen purging, deep vacuuming, precise refrigerant charging, airflow measurement, and startup testing across all modes.

7. Inspection and Warranty Registration

We coordinate municipal inspection and register your warranty with Trane to ensure full coverage.

8. Homeowner Walkthrough

Before departure, we provide training on system operation, thermostat programming, filter maintenance, and answer any questions.

Is a 3 Ton System Right for My Home?

A 3 ton system with 36,000 BTU cooling capacity is typically suitable for homes between 1,500 and 2,000 square feet in Dallas–Fort Worth, but proper sizing depends on several factors and is best confirmed with a professional Manual J air conditioner sizing evaluation:

• Insulation quality – Better insulation reduces cooling and heating loads.
• Window area and orientation – Large or west-facing windows increase load.
• Sun exposure – Shade and tree cover can reduce cooling needs.
• Ductwork condition – Leaks or undersized ducts reduce efficiency.
• Home layout and ceiling height – Open plans and vaulted ceilings may increase load.

Only a professional Manual J load calculation can determine if this system is the right fit for your home to maximize comfort and efficiency.

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Financing Options

Financing is available for qualified homeowners to spread the cost of this premium HVAC system into affordable monthly payments. Apply online for quick pre-qualification. Financing terms and approval depend on creditworthiness.

Financing allows you to install this efficient Trane system now and start saving on energy bills immediately.

Free estimates are available regardless of payment method.

Why Choose HVAC Services Pro

• Transparent online pricing with no hidden fees
• Professional installation by licensed technicians
• Manual J load calculation for proper sizing
• Permits and municipal inspection included
• AHRI-matched equipment for verified efficiency
• Warranty registration handled for you
• Old equipment removal included
• Homeowner training on system use
• Financing options available
• Serving the entire Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does this 3 ton Trane 17 SEER2 system cost installed?

This complete professionally installed Trane air conditioning system starts at $8,999 in Dallas–Fort Worth. That price includes the 5TTR7036A1000A air conditioner, S8V2B060M4PCB gas furnace, 5TXCB006AS3HC evaporator coil, thermostat, R-454B refrigerant, all labor, permits, inspection, old system removal, and warranty registration. Final pricing may vary depending on electrical upgrades, duct modifications, access difficulty, or code requirements specific to your home. We provide a detailed quote after evaluating your installation needs during a free in-home estimate.

What is included in the $8,999 installed price?

The installed price covers all equipment (outdoor air conditioner, gas furnace, evaporator coil, thermostat, refrigerant, equipment pad, and disconnect), complete installation labor (electrical connections, refrigerant piping, nitrogen purge, deep vacuum, system charging, airflow testing, and startup), permits, municipal inspection, old equipment removal, warranty registration with Trane, and homeowner training on system operation. This is a complete system replacement price, not an equipment-only quote that hides thousands in additional installation costs.

What is AHRI 216567517?

AHRI 216567517 is the certified reference number that confirms the 5TTR7036A1000A air conditioner, S8V2B060M4PCB gas furnace, and 5TXCB006AS3HC evaporator coil have been tested together and verified to meet stated efficiency ratings. The Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute (AHRI) issues these certifications after rigorous testing. You need this number to apply for manufacturer warranties, utility rebates, and federal tax credits. Without a matched AHRI number, you cannot prove your system performs at its rated efficiency.

What does 17 SEER2 mean?

SEER2 stands for seasonal energy efficiency ratio under the updated Department of Energy testing standards that replaced the older SEER methodology in 2023. A 17 SEER2 rating means this system delivers 17 BTU of cooling per watt-hour of electricity consumed, measured across a simulated annual cooling season under realistic conditions. Higher SEER2 ratings can lead to lower electricity consumption and costs. This 17 SEER2 rating significantly exceeds the federal minimum and represents the efficiency tier where homeowners see substantial energy savings without the premium cost of top-tier variable speed compressors.

What does 80% AFUE mean?

AFUE stands for Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency. An 80% AFUE rating means the S8V2B060M4PCB gas furnace converts 80% of the natural gas it burns into heat energy for your home, with 20% lost through exhaust gases. This is standard for non-condensing gas furnaces. While 90–96% AFUE furnaces exist, they require condensate drainage and special venting that may not be practical or cost-effective for every North Texas installation. The two-stage operation of this furnace further improves real-world efficiency by reducing fuel consumption during mild weather.

Is the furnace variable speed?

Yes. The S8V2B060M4PCB gas furnace features a variable speed ECM (electronically commutated motor) blower. This motor automatically adjusts airflow speed based on system demand rather than operating at a single fixed speed. Variable-speed air conditioners and furnaces can modulate output in small increments, resulting in quieter operation, better humidity control, improved air distribution, and lower electrical consumption compared to standard single-speed or multi-speed blower motors. The variable speed blower runs continuously at lower speeds when possible, keeping air circulating gently.

Is the furnace two-stage?

Yes. The S8V2B060M4PCB is a two-stage gas furnace with 39,000 BTU input at first stage and 60,000 BTU input at second stage. During mild North Texas winter days, the furnace runs at first stage, providing gentle, consistent heating without temperature swings. When outdoor temperatures drop significantly, the furnace automatically ramps to second stage for full heating capacity. This two-stage operation reduces fuel consumption, minimizes noise, and delivers more even temperatures throughout your home compared to single stage units that blast full heat and shut off repeatedly.

What refrigerant does this system use?

This system uses R-454B refrigerant, which is the current industry-standard replacement for R-410A. R-454B has a global warming potential of approximately 466 compared to R-410A’s GWP of 2,088 – a 78% reduction in environmental impact. R-454B is classified A2L (mildly flammable, low toxicity) and requires equipment specifically designed for its pressure and safety characteristics. The Trane 5TTR7036A1000A is engineered from the ground up for R-454B. Systems designed for R-410A cannot simply be recharged with R-454B.

Are permits included in the installed price?

Yes. The $8,999 installed price includes all required mechanical permits and coordination with your local building department for inspection. Permits ensure your installation meets current building codes, including safety requirements for R-454B refrigerant systems. Some homeowners are tempted by unlicensed installers who skip permits to reduce costs, but unpermitted work can void manufacturer warranties, create liability issues, and cause problems when selling your home. We handle the entire permit and inspection process as part of every professional installation.

Is financing available for this system?

Yes. We offer financing options for qualified homeowners through established lending partners. Monthly payment plans allow you to install a high-efficiency system now and start saving on energy bills immediately rather than continuing to operate an inefficient old system. Apply online for a quick decision. Financing terms, rates, and approval are determined by the lending partner based on your credit qualifications. Not all applicants will be approved. Contact us for current financing offers or schedule a free estimate to discuss payment options.

What thermostat is included?

This system includes a Trane XL824 or equivalent compatible thermostat. The XL824 is a programmable communicating thermostat with a color touchscreen that allows you to set schedules, monitor system performance, and adjust temperatures remotely when paired with Wi-Fi connectivity. A communicating thermostat works directly with the two-stage furnace and variable speed blower to optimize staging, airflow, and efficiency automatically. This level of integration is part of what makes a matched Trane system perform at its rated specifications.

How long does installation take?

A standard system replacement typically takes one full day, approximately 8 to 10 hours. This includes removing the old unit, installing the new outdoor air conditioner, gas furnace, and evaporator coil, completing all electrical and refrigerant connections, performing nitrogen purge, deep vacuum, charging, airflow testing, startup, and cleanup. More complex installations involving duct modifications, electrical upgrades, or difficult access may require additional time. We discuss the expected timeline during your free estimate so there are no surprises on installation day.

Do you remove the old system?

Yes. Old equipment removal is included in every installed price. Our crew removes the existing outdoor condenser, indoor furnace, evaporator coil, and old refrigerant line set. Old refrigerant is recovered per EPA regulations. We dispose of old equipment responsibly. You do not need to arrange separate removal or pay additional fees for taking out your old system.

How do I schedule a free estimate?

Contact HVAC Services Pro by phone or through our website to schedule a free in-home estimate at your Dallas–Fort Worth home. A technician will evaluate your existing equipment, ductwork, electrical service, and installation location, then provide a detailed written quote for a complete professionally installed system. Free estimates are available regardless of whether you plan to pay cash or finance. There is no obligation and no pressure to purchase.

How does 17 SEER2 compare to my current system?

If your current system is 10 to 14 SEER (older standard), upgrading to 17 SEER2 can reduce cooling costs by 15–20% or more depending on usage patterns and system condition. Trane’s efficiency can save $300+ annually in cooling costs compared to minimum-efficiency equipment. The savings compound over the system’s 15–20 year lifespan, often recovering the difference in initial cost between this system and a lower-efficiency alternative. Units above 16 SEER2 operate more efficiently than lower-rated models, delivering noticeable reductions in energy bills during DFW’s extended cooling season.

What is the difference between SEER and SEER2?

SEER2 is the current testing standard adopted by the Department of Energy in 2023, replacing the original SEER methodology. SEER2 testing uses higher external static pressure and updated conditions that better reflect real-world residential installations. Numeric SEER2 values are typically slightly lower than old SEER values for the same equipment because the testing conditions are more demanding. A system rated at 17 SEER2 under current standards delivers performance roughly equivalent to what would have been labeled 17–18 SEER under the previous methodology. All new air conditioners manufactured since 2023 use SEER2 ratings.

Can I keep my existing ductwork?

In many cases, yes. If your existing ductwork is properly sized, well-sealed, and in good condition, it can be reused with the new system. However, leaky or undersized ductwork can negate the efficiency gains of a new high-performance system. During your free estimate, we evaluate your ductwork and recommend modifications only if they are necessary for proper system performance. Ductwork installation costs $40 to $65 per linear foot if modifications are needed, and any additional cost is quoted before installation begins.

Is this system eligible for federal tax credits?

Federal tax credit eligibility for HVAC equipment depends on current IRS guidelines and equipment specifications. The AHRI-matched certification (216567517) provides the documentation needed to apply for any applicable credits. We recommend consulting with your tax professional regarding current federal tax credits for energy efficient HVAC equipment. The AHRI certificate and purchase documentation we provide at installation give you everything needed for tax credit applications.

What warranty coverage does this system include?

This Trane system includes a 10-year registered limited warranty covering parts and compressor when properly installed by a licensed dealer and registered with Trane. Warranty registration is included in our installation process – we handle the paperwork so your coverage begins immediately. Unregistered systems receive reduced warranty periods. The AHRI-matched installation is required for full warranty coverage. Extended warranties beyond the manufacturer’s standard coverage may also be available.

How does two-stage cooling work?

The 5TTR7036A1000A outdoor unit operates at two capacity levels. During moderate cooling loads – which represent the majority of operating hours even in North Texas – the system runs at lower capacity for longer cycles. This approach removes more humidity, maintains more consistent temperatures, and uses less electricity than a single-stage system that blasts full capacity and shuts off quickly. The system automatically shifts to full capacity during peak afternoon heat when your home needs maximum cooling output.

Will this system handle DFW summers?

Absolutely. At 36,000 BTU of cooling capacity (when properly sized via Manual J load calculation), this system is designed for the extended high-temperature periods common in Dallas–Fort Worth. Climatuff compressors are designed to withstand extreme temperatures and enhance reliability, maintaining performance even when outdoor temperatures exceed 100°F. The two-stage operation and variable speed blower provide consistent comfort during the most demanding conditions while the R-454B refrigerant delivers reliable thermal performance under high ambient temperatures.

How quiet is this system?

The outdoor unit operates at approximately 67 dB(A) at full load, which is comparable to a normal conversation. During partial-load operation (which is the majority of running time), sound levels drop noticeably. The variable speed indoor blower runs at lower speeds whenever possible, significantly reducing background noise compared to single-speed systems that operate at full blast every cycle. The combination of two-stage outdoor operation and variable speed indoor airflow makes this one of the quieter split system options in its efficiency class.

What size home does a 3 ton system cool?

A 3 ton system is typically suitable for homes ranging from 1,500 to 2,000 square feet, but this range is a rough guideline only. Actual sizing requirements vary depending on insulation quality, window efficiency, ceiling height, sun exposure, number of occupants, and ductwork condition. A home with excellent insulation and low-E windows might need less than 3 tons at 2,000 square feet, while a poorly insulated home could need more at 1,500 square feet. The Manual J load calculation included with our installation determines the correct size for your specific home.

What is the Climatuff compressor?

The Climatuff compressor is Trane’s proprietary compressor design used in their residential air conditioners. Climatuff compressors are designed to withstand extreme temperatures and enhance reliability through features that reduce mechanical stress and extend operating life. The compressor is the most critical and expensive component in any central air conditioner – if the compressor fails, the system cannot cool. Trane’s Climatuff design reflects their commercial HVAC heritage, where compressors must perform reliably in far more demanding conditions than residential applications.

What are Spine Fin coils?

Spine Fin coils are Trane’s proprietary outdoor coil design. Spine Fin coils are made of all-aluminum and resist corrosion better than traditional copper-aluminum coils that are susceptible to galvanic corrosion when dissimilar metals are in contact. The spine-shaped aluminum fins increase surface area for heat transfer compared to conventional flat fins, improving efficiency and maintaining performance as the coil ages. In the humid North Texas environment, corrosion resistance is particularly important for maintaining system efficiency over the equipment’s lifespan.

Do I need electrical upgrades for this system?

Most Dallas–Fort Worth homes with existing central air conditioning have adequate electrical service for this 3 ton system, which operates on standard 208/230V single-phase power. However, some older homes may require panel upgrades, new circuit breakers, or updated wiring to meet current code requirements. Electrical upgrades, if needed, are identified during your free estimate and quoted separately from the base installed price. Installation costs for electrical work vary depending on scope, but we provide exact pricing before any work begins.

How does R-454B compare to R-410A?

R-454B has a global warming potential of approximately 466 compared to R-410A’s GWP of 2,088 – nearly 78% lower environmental impact. R-454B is a blend of approximately 68.9% R-32 and 31.1% R-1234yf, classified A2L (mildly flammable, low toxicity). The refrigerant delivers comparable cooling performance to R-410A with slightly different pressure characteristics. New equipment like the 5TTR7036A1000A is specifically engineered for R-454B from the factory. The transition from R-410A to R-454B is mandated by the U.S. AIM Act to reduce the environmental impact of HVAC systems.