Odyssey: Commercial Split System   Voyager: Package Units   Precedent: Package Units   Impack: Package Units   TWE-E: Variable Speed Air Handling Units   TEC: Convertible Air Handling Units back TWE-E Variable Speed Air Handling Units Convertible Air Handlers The fan motor inside Trane's variable speed air handler is designed to vary its speed, based on your business heating and cooling requirements. That's the beauty of the variable speed technology - and when matched with any of Trane's XLi series of outdoor units, it gives you a level of comfort you've never experienced before and saves energy in the process. Plus, Comfort-R Benefits   Optimum comfort.   Increased dehumidification in cooling.   Warm air heating. Benefits Perhaps most impressive, Precedent carries the Trane reputation for excellence, quality, and reliability. Features and Benefits   Peace and quiet comfort.   Optimum humidity control.   Clean Effects.   Even temperature throughout.   Lower energy costs.   Models for R22 and R410A refrigerants.   Five-Year Limited Warranty on internal functional parts on units installed after     October 1, 2001, and manufactured after January 1, 2000. Earlier installations     have One-Year Parts Warranty.   If you have an air handler installed at the same time as a XL or XLi outdoor     condensing unit, those units will be covered for 10 years on internal functional     parts as part of the Outdoor Unit System Warranty when installed after     October 1, 2001. Earlier installations have Two-Year Parts Warranty.   Ask your dealer for full warranty information at time of purchase. The Comfort Pop Quiz   Do you hear your system "kick on"?   When it does, do you feel a blast of air?   Does the fan noise drown out your voice during a phone call?   Does the temperature in your business go up and down like a roller coaster?   Does your business feel damp inside?   Do your cooling bills make you break out in a sweat? If you answered "yes" to at least two of these questions, then you should investigate a Trane variable speed air handler. Why? Because it offers your business a superior level of comfort. Once you've experienced it, you'll wonder how you lived without it for so long.So what's the difference? Inside your air handler is an electric motor that drives the indoor blower. In most standard systems, it runs at only one speed-full capacity-and is either on or off. Trane's variable speed motor, however, is smarter than that. It automatically varies its speed based on your home's heating and cooling requirements. It ramps up to maximum speed slowly instead of coming on full capacity all at once. This means there's no sudden blast of air-just a gentler, more even airflow. And because it runs at a lower speed most of the time, there's less noise. The Air-Tite Features Trane's variable speed air handler is specifically designed for unconditioned spaces. It maximizes efficiency because of its exclusive "air-tite" construction. Its special insulation, door gaskets and thermal seals make that much difference in effectively sealing in conditioned air. And, of course, increased efficiency means operating cost savings to you. Wait, There's More Good News You know how miserable humidity can make you feel. Well, with a Trane variable speed air handler you can reduce the humidity in your business, giving you and your employees a more comfortable environment. In fact, you'd probably be amazed to find out just how much moisture is in your business. Consider this: a Trane variable speed air handler can remove up to 24 gallons a day in some climates. That's the beauty of variable speed technology-and when matched with any of Trane's XL or XLi series outdoor units, it gives you a level of comfort you've never experienced, and saves you money in the process.   back Home | Small Business / Retail | Restaurant | Hospital | Hotel | Education | Life Science