We provide technical sales support for a
wide range of commercial, HVAC equipment and systems; institutional,
industrial, and process heat recovery and refrigeration equipment; and automatic
temperature controls and building automation systems. In addition, we offer
evaluation of other brands, temperature control and building automation systems
for possible upgrade and/or replacement.
Every building has a
purpose, whether it’s to nurture inventions, house masterpieces,
cultivate learning or even to host birthday parties. A true high performance
heating, ventilating and air conditioning (HVAC) system is one that makes your
building work better for life.
Trane’s integrated systems are
designed to facilitate the interconnection of a variety of systems so they can
communicate with each other, working cooperatively to respond to data from
different sensors and controls to create maximum comfort and efficiency
throughout all of the building’s environments.
Trane's Integrated
Comfort Solutions (ICS) combine system components, controls and engineering
applications expertise into a single, logical and efficient system. ICS is
unique because it incorporates both factory mounted and field applied controls
with Trane’s engineering and installation knowledge as well as on-going
service for the building. Trane ICS is an integral part of our ability to offer
High Performance Buildings for Life™.
Trane EarthWise
Systems embody our approach to systems design: leveraging applications and HVAC
controls expertise to make systems more efficient so they use fewer resources,
take up less space, make less noise, and are more cost effective to run.
A chilled-water
applied system uses chilled water to transport heat energy between the
airside, chillers and the outdoors. These systems are more commonly found in
large HVAC installations, given their efficiency advantages.
DX
Unitary Systems
In a direct-expansion
(DX) unitary system, the evaporator is in direct contact with the air
stream, so the cooling coil of the airside loop is also the evaporator of the
refrigeration loop. The term “direct” refers to the position of the
evaporator with respect to the airside loop. The term "expansion"
refers to the method used to introduce the refrigerant into the cooling coil.
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