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What is the average lifespan of a Trane AC unit? ›

In general, air conditioners that are properly maintained can last 15 to 20 years.

Trane is phasing in the transition to R-454B in 2024, starting with the adoption of R-454B refrigerant in its residential products, beginning with the XR15 SEER2 heat pump.

In 1984, Trane was acquired by the American Standard Companies. The company was broken up in 2007, with the remaining business renamed Trane. Shortly after, in 2008, Trane was acquired by Ingersoll Rand.

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A basic Trane AC unit with installation costs between $3,200 and $6,500. However, the national average cost of a Trane central air conditioner plus installation can be between $5,400 and $20,000, depending on the model you order and its features.

However, industry standards and recommendations suggest considering replacement when your air conditioner reaches the 15 to 20-year mark. At this stage, the cost of repairs and declining efficiency may make investing in a new, energy-efficient unit more cost-effective.

Why R-410A Is Being Phased Out. Because R-410A operates at such high pressures, there is an increased risk of an environmentally harmful refrigerant leak during maintenance and repair work. The R-410A phase-out means new HVAC systems will use more sustainable refrigerants.

Normal range: $40 - $75. R-410 refrigerant costs $60 per pound on average, but can range from $40 to $75 . Keep in mind you cannot purchase R-410A refrigerant without an HVAC pro. As of mid-2024, R-410A refrigerant prices range from $40 to $75 per pound.

Trane is taking a phased refrigerant transition approach for 2024, kick-starting with the adoption of R-454B refrigerant in its residential products, beginning with the 15 SEER2 heat pump. The phased approach will assure homeowners that all units will surpass safety standards.

Is carrier or Trane better? ›

But how do Carrier and Trane compare? Between the two, you get a higher base rating from Trane, but Carrier's Infinity line has a significantly higher SEER rating. Both Carrier and Trane use the same refrigerant called R-410A for reliable and efficient operations.

In general, Trane is one of the more expensive AC brands on the market, but reviewers feel that if you have the budget, Trane is one of the best heating and cooling systems you can buy.

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Your Air Conditioner Is More Than Ten Years Old. This may sound obvious, but if your A/C is getting older, you should start preparing for the purchase of a new unit. Unlike furnaces, air conditioners are often outdoors and exposed to extreme temperatures throughout the year, which shortens their life expectancy.

All Trane HVAC units come with a warranty that lasts five years, extended to 10 years if registered within 60 days of installation.

Trane receives consistent recognition as America's Most Trusted® HVAC Brand because we provide high-quality heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems our customers have come to love. And we back up our quality products with a consistent focus on customer satisfaction and support.

Central air conditioning systems can last anywhere between 10 to 30 years, with most averaging around 10 to 15 years total (1). Keep in mind, the lifespan of your air conditioner depends on how much you use it, your local climate, what type of AC it is, and if your house is well insulated and air sealed.