American Standard Air Conditioner Reviews - Consumer Ratings | American Standard manufacturers air conditioners and other HVAC equipment mainly for residential but American Standard also makes light commercial HVAC equipment. American Standard air conditioners range in efficiency level from 13 SEER to 21 SEER giving the American Standard air conditioner one of the highest efficiency ratings in the HVAC industry for air conditioners. American Standard air conditioners also come in a variety of configurations from the standard split system air conditioner to the package unit air conditioner with either gas heat or in the heat pump configuration. Some features of various American Standard air conditioners are:
American Standard Air Conditioner Reviews - Consumer Ratings | Select Features
- American Standard air conditioner top of the line model has the ability to communicate to the homeowner or technician if there is a problem or if a setting needs to be changed remotely.
- Two compressors provide two-stage cooling for the high-efficiency models
- Energy star rating for select American Standard air conditioner models
- American Standard Warranties as Compared to Other Brands 92%
- American Standard Quality as Compared to Other Brands 95%
- Consumer Opinion based on Field Experience 84%
- American Standard Efficiency Compared to Other Brands 93%
- Overall American Standard Opinion from a Technical Perspective 85%
Top SEER
Always remember to register the warranty as soon as possible after the installation is completed by the contractor.
Additional Features
- Select American Standard air conditioners use variable speed motors in the indoor unit and the outdoor unit
- Spine fin coils for most American Standard condensing unit coils
- Durable and rugged cabinet protects the coils for long life
Questions for the Salesman:
- Is multi-staged cooling modulating? How many stages? Please explain?
- Does American Standard offer an extended parts and labor warranty? If you are purchasing a top of line model then I would want this………….notice I said parts and LABOR. These top of the line units have bells and whistles and can be challenging to troubleshoot even for the best technicians.
American became Tappan Air Conditioning division in 1972. American-Standard purchased the Trane Company in 1984. American-Standards name revived in 1988. American Standard is based out of Tyler, Texas and they produce air conditioning and heating equipment along with other products for the home. In 2008 American Standard was acquired by Ingersoll-Rand along with American Standards sister company Trane.
For more information on American Standard and their latest models and efficiency ratings visit the American Standard website.
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Reviewed by Admin Transfer September 04, 2011
Cannot Recommend American Standard Air Conditioner
Reviewed by Rita Kroeber November 11, 2010
Cannot Recommend American Standard Air Conditioner
This may have been a premier product at one time, but the new system has been nothing but trouble since the first year it was installed. Leaks, poor fittings, compressor constantly cuts out and needs a service call. In the 3 years I’ve had it, they’ve had to replace virtually everything…fan, coil, etc. When it works, it works great, but if I had not purchased the Extended Warranty for this American Standard AC unit, it would be completely unaffordable to maintain.
Reviewed by Admin Transfer September 04, 2011
Recommend you do not buy American Standard
Reviewed by N. Stephens September 22, 2010
Recommend you do not buy American Standard
After only 14 months, my expensive new American Standard air-conditioner has blown out and so far, all they’re doing is taking photos and deciding what to do because, “This never happens.” Yeah, right.
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Think carefully before you buy this brand because it doesn’t appear to be quality equipment and customer service isn’t too responsive.
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I’m extremely unhappy and no one seems to care at all. It’s very hot and I paid these people good money and a lot of money for this NOT to happen!
I just read a report that American Standard is the most reliable system one can buy. In 5 years I’ve had two problems with my American Standard system. Can’t say that’s a bad thing. My car is the same age and its been in the shop 5 times.
Bought 2- 5 ton units for $17000. After 3 seasons compressor went out of one unit. Compressor was under warranty, but you pay dearly to have installed. Units are not that great for the price.
Stay away from American Standard they are not reliable. 5 yrs in blower motor died. 6 yrs now and coil had a leak and needs to be replaced costing me $3000 and on top of that its been 7 weeks waiting on a replacement. STILL NOT FIXED. NOTHING BUT EXCUSES