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This product weighs 130 lb each and will be shipped via LTL carrier. A lift gate option will be added free of charge for your convenience.
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The Trane A952V060BU4SB is a two-stage, variable speed, condensing natural gas furnace rated at 60,000 BTU/h input and 96% AFUE. It is designed for upflow, horizontal left, and horizontal right installations in residential forced-air heating systems. The unit uses a variable speed draft inducer motor and an integrated furnace control board operating on 24-volt low-voltage control wiring. With a nominal airflow capacity of 1,600 CFM and a cabinet width of 17.5 inches, this furnace fits industry-standard coil and air handler configurations. Licensed HVAC technicians install and commission this equipment in new construction and retrofit applications.
This furnace is suited for residential upflow and horizontal applications where a compact 17.5-inch cabinet width is required. The two-stage burner operation allows the system to run at a lower firing rate during moderate heating demand, reducing short-cycling and improving comfort. The variable speed blower motor adjusts airflow to match system conditions, which also supports integrated air conditioning operation when paired with a compatible cooling coil and condensing unit. The unit is configured for direct vent or non-direct vent installation depending on site conditions and local code requirements.
Designed for use in residential upflow and horizontal forced-air systems with a 17.5-inch cabinet footprint. Compatible with industry-standard evaporator coils sized for the 17.5-inch cabinet width. Suitable for direct vent or non-direct vent venting configurations per installation manual requirements.
Installation must be performed by a licensed HVAC technician in accordance with the manufacturer installation, operation, and maintenance manual and all applicable local mechanical and fuel gas codes, including the IFGC. Shut off gas supply and disconnect electrical power before any service or installation work. Verify venting configuration, gas line sizing, and condensate drainage routing before startup. Do not operate the furnace without verifying proper airflow, static pressure, and control wiring connections.
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