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This is a Trane High Efficiency gas furnace. It is also called a Trane 90 plus gas furnace because it offers efficiencies up to 90 percent plus. Gas or oil furnaces generally cannot achieve efficiency ratings over 95% because of impurities in the fuel including moisture. This is the reason why no fossil fuel furnace sold to the general public has a rating of more than 95% efficient. This biggest impurity in many fuels is moisture which is difficult to remove because it is in the distribution and storage places where the fuel is distributed and stored. If these impruities were removed from the fuels before they were introduced to the furnace the cost of the fuel would be much higher and the cost to benefit ratio would not be effective.
You can have a Trane 90 plus gas furnace and get efficiency but if your duct work is bad or your has is drafty with bad insulation you will not gain so much as far as efficiency is concerned. This is a good reason before you have a Trane high efficiency gas furnace installed that you look at the big picture and have an effective plan in place to fix drafty windows and doors and add insulation to your home or business. It is also a good reason to do a complete evaluation of the entire HVAC system including the duct work. Leaking duct work will cause you to lose efficiency of the whole system because the conditioned or heat air from the Trane high efficiency furnace is not being delivered to the space where it is needed.

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