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See Points to Consider When Purchasing a Gas Furnace.

Ever wish you could just take the chill out of your home's air without being overwhelmed with a full blast of heat from your furnace?

Well, now you can, thanks to a new development in gas furnaces called two-stage heating.

According to experts at the Trane Home Comfort Institute, two-stage heating means the gas furnace can operate at either high or low to provide the correct level of comfort with the most efficiency.

They say you'll feel the benefit of two-stage heating most during those transitional times such as a cool autumn night when you just need a little heat to make your house comfortable.

Rather than hitting you with a full blast of heat, the furnace responds with a pre-heat stage, warming the heat exchangers before circulating air throughout the house. Then, the two-speed blower starts at low speed, quietly and gently warming your home.

When colder temperatures set in, the two-stage gas valve automatically increases the fuel flow and the blower switches to high speed for maximum comfort.

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Increased levels of indoor comfort, however, aren't the only benefits two-stage heating provides. Higher levels of efficiency and the lower operating costs that accompany them are others.

The Trane Home Comfort Institute explains that operating costs go down for two reasons. The first is the elimination of short-cycling, which is the frequent starting and stopping common to many single-stage furnaces. Compare it to the operation of a car, and it's similar to the difference in fuel economy between highway driving and stop-and-go driving.

The second is better utilization of fuel. For example, at the end of the high-speed cycle, after the fuel shuts off, the furnace continues to run a few seconds, using the remaining heat in the exchangers before it shuts off. This helps ensure that you get all the heat you've paid for.


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XV 80

Lowers Utility Bills

  • 80% Efficiency

Fits Almost Anywhere

  • 40" High Cabinet
  • Depth Only 28"
  • Convertible to Horizontal

Runs Day After Day

  • Microelectronic Controller
  • Heavy Steel Cabinet
  • Adaptive Hot Surface Silicon Nitride Igniter

Built To Last

  • Multiport In-shot Burners
  • One Piece Heat Exchanger
  • Electro-deposition Paint
  • Cleanable Filter
  • 24-Volt Fuse Protects Controls

Quiet Comfort

  • Two-Stage Gas Heat
  • Variable Speed Blower Motor
  • Insulated Cabinet
  • Increased Dehumidification

Backed by Trane

  • 20-Year Nonprorated Limited Warranty on Heat Exchanger
  • 1-Year Limited Warranty on All Other Parts
  • Optional Extended Warranties Available

XV 80 GAS FURNACE

Model Height
(in.)
Width
(in.)
Depth
(in.)
Capacity
(000)
Output-BTUH
ICS*
AFUE
Upflow/Horizontal       Stage
2
Stage
1
 
TUD060R9V3J 40 17.5 28 48 31.2 80
TUD080R9V3J 40 17.5 28 64 41.6 80
TUD100R9V5J 40 21 28 79 52 80
TUD120R9V5J 40 24.5 28 95 62.4 80
TUD140R9V5J 40 24.5 28 111 72.8 80
Downflow/Horizontal            
TDD060R9V3E 40 17.5 28 48 31.2 80
TDD080R9V3E 40 17.5 28 63 41.6 80
TDD100R9V5E 40 21 28 81 52 80
TDD120R9V5E 40 24.5 28 95 62.4 80

*Isolated Combustion System

As part of its continuous product improvement, The Trane Company reserves the right to change specifications and design without notice. Read important energy cost and efficiency information available from your dealer.



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