Furnaces

Keep warm with a Trane high efficiency gas furnace.

Why choose a Trane Gas Furnace?

Trane gas furnaces are an excellent choice for heating your home because they are highly efficient and reliable. They are designed to provide consistent warmth and comfort throughout your entire home at a reasonable cost. Trane gas furnaces are equipped with innovative technologies that allow for precise temperature control and superior energy efficiency. They also use high-quality components and materials that are built to last, ensuring you'll enjoy the benefits of your furnace for years to come. Additionally, Trane gas furnaces operate quietly, so you won't have to worry about any annoying noises disrupting your daily activities. Trane gas furnaces are a reliable and energy-efficient heating solution that will keep you and your family comfortable all winter.

How a Trane Gas Furnace Works

A Trane gas furnace works by using natural gas as its fuel source. The furnace has a burner that ignites the gas and directs the flame through a heat exchanger. As the combustion process occurs in the heat exchanger, the air from your home is pulled in over the exchanger and heated up. The ductwork transfers the heat to the rest of the house.

The thermostat controls the furnace's operation, signaling the furnace to turn on if the temperature drops below the desired setting. Once the furnace receives the signal to turn on, the gas valve opens, and the burner ignites the gas. The heat exchanger then warms up, and the blower fan begins.

The blower fan pulls in cold air from the return duct and blows it over the heat exchanger. As the air goes over the heat exchanger, it is warmed up and then directed back into the home through the supply ducts. The warm air continues circulating through the house until the temperature reaches the thermostat setting.

In summary, a Trane gas furnace uses natural gas to heat up air through the combustion process in the heat exchanger. The blower fan directs that warmed air throughout the home through ductwork. The thermostat controls this process, which signals the furnace to turn on when the temperature drops below the desired setting.

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Let our friendly and experienced Comfort Team give you a free Home Comfort System Analysis that will include a review and addressing any concerns/problems that you may have with your current system. Our team will recommend options for the best home comfort system that will meet your family's needs and budget. If furnace repair is an option, we will provide an assessment and estimate to improve your comfort level. Call today to get a FREE estimate.