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The Trane A952V080BU4SB is a residential gas furnace from the RunTru by Trane product line, engineered for upflow and horizontal left/right installations. It delivers 80,000 BTU/h of heating input at 96% AFUE, meaning the vast majority of fuel consumed is converted directly to usable heat. The unit uses a two-stage burner paired with a variable-speed ECM blower, allowing the system to modulate output based on demand rather than running at full capacity continuously. Nominal airflow is 1,600 CFM. Control voltage is 24 volts. The cabinet measures 17.5 inches wide, 28.75 inches deep, and 34 inches tall, making it compatible with standard residential equipment closets and utility rooms.
This furnace is designed for residential forced-air heating applications in medium-sized homes. The upflow configuration suits installations where the supply air is discharged upward into the duct system, as is common in basement and utility room setups. The unit is field-convertible to propane operation using an optional LP conversion kit, giving installers flexibility for homes without natural gas service. When paired with a compatible cooling coil and air conditioner or heat pump, it functions as the air handler for the complete system. The two-stage burner reduces short cycling and improves comfort consistency in mild and cold conditions alike.
The A952V080BU4SB is noted as a replacement for model A952V080BU4SA. It is designed for residential forced-air systems where an upflow or horizontal gas furnace with a 17.5-inch cabinet width is specified.
Installation must be performed by a licensed HVAC technician in accordance with local mechanical codes and the manufacturer installation instructions. Shut off gas supply and disconnect electrical power before beginning any service or replacement work. Venting must be configured to match the 96% AFUE condensing category, which requires approved PVC or CPVC flue pipe and a proper condensate drainage path. Do not operate the unit before verifying gas line pressure, combustion air supply, and all electrical connections are correct and secure.
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