With
polar vortexes sweeping the nation with artic temperatures of late,
having a reliable and efficient heater has become more of an issue. A
gas-powered furnace has a number of advantages over electric
furnaces. In the case of Trane’s line of gas-powered furnaces, the
XC95M stands out above the rest. If you’re on the market for a new
furnace, you have every right to ask, “Why should I buy this?”
The
company has rated the XC95M to have an annual fuel utilization
efficiency grade of 97.3%, which is made possible with the presence
of a main and secondary heat exchanger made of aluminized steel. The
feature, along with an insulated heavy steel cabinet, helps the unit
better retain heat for circulation.
Improved
communication and control functions have been added to the XC95M’s
system. For instance, the company’s ComfortLink II system enables
proper synching between the furnace, the air conditioner, and the
thermostat, for optimum temperature control options. Another new
feature is a Telephone Access Mode that allows for remote control
using a phone app.
The
XC95M is the most expensive in Trane’s gas furnace catalog at
around $3,000, with installation costs to be determined by your
contractor. On the bright side, the gas furnaces heavy-duty
durability will help ensure an earlier return on investment.
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