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Comprehensive Chilled Water Systems

Comprehensive chilled-water systems employ best practices in chiller plant design that align with current industry guidance for achieving high performance cooling, heating, and ventilation, all while reducing first cost.

Comprehensive Chiller-Heater Systems

Trane® Comprehensive Chiller-Heater systems, featuring electric heat pumps, provide cost-effective, energy-efficient, reliable cooling and heating, while reducing carbon emissions. Ideal for larger buildings, especially those with a central plant, these pre-engineered system solutions make electrified HVAC systems easier to specify and implement.

CoolSense® Integrated Outdoor Air Systems

The CoolSense® pre-packaged HVAC design system combines a dedicated outdoor-air system (DOAS) with chilled-water sensible-cooling terminal units to deliver a flexible, energy-efficient solution that enhances comfortable spaces and simplifies maintenance.

Intelligent Variable Air Systems

Trane Intelligent Variable Air systems simplify the design and implementation of systems that HVAC designers typically consider complicated and time-consuming. With new technologies and optimized controls, these systems are 20% to 30% more efficient than traditional multiple-zone VAV systems.

Thermal Battery Systems

Trane Thermal Battery™ systems are premier HVAC plants that provide a distributed resource for our changing grid. Their ability to store thermal energy enables your building to reliably modify HVAC operations to optimize for carbon reduction or energy cost savings.

Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) Systems

Regardless of the capacity, energy efficiency, functionality or performance-monitoring requirements, our VRF Systems Solutions, featuring Trane® / Mitsubishi Electric VRF Technology, are designed to exceed the comfort and sustainability goals established for commercial building projects.

Zoned Rooftop Systems

Ideal for small buildings, Trane® Zoned Rooftop Systems provide cost-effective options to increase comfort and energy efficiency, while simplifying operation and maintenance. These packaged systems make advanced functionality affordable and easy for non-technical users to operate.

Next Generation Refrigerants

The EcoWise® portfolio of products allow you to design lower environmental impact systems while simultaneously addressing your customer’s climate commitments and efficiency goals. Choosing the best refrigerant for each application should be based on a balance of safety, environmental impact and total cost of ownership. Let Trane's application experts guide you to the best refrigerant solution.

 

 

From our desks to yours...

Consuming and sharing relevant and timely industry updates is pivotal to your success meeting customer goals and staying aprised of technology and trends in buildings today. And it's key to our success as a partner in your work.  Find below a sampling of the latest spotlight resources and training for you to simplify professional development, in a meaningful way.

Air Rotation Unit Webinar

[Webinar] Design Flexibility and Enhanced Speed to Commissioning with Trane Air Rotation Units

Whether you are an engineer providing options for a cost effective, reimaged manufacturing facility or a contractor looking to provide a less labor, capital, and time-intensive installation, Air Rotation Units (ARU) are an ideal solution for heating and cooling large open spaces. Join us to learn more about this flexible technology.

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BAS-VRF Whitepaper

[Whitepaper] Pairing Building Automation and VRF Systems

Trane's Tracer SC+ building automation system elevates Trane / Mitsubishi Electric VRF system performance through energy optimization, data analytics, and remote connectivity. Discover in our new whitepaper how pairing these technologies in commercial spaces maximizes efficiency and helps achieve decarbonization goals.

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HVRF Webinar

[Webinar] Introducing HVRF: Combining Water and Refrigerant for a Sustainable HVAC Solution

Hosted by Trane, we'll explore how the new Trane® / Mitsubishi Electric HVRF two-pipe heat recovery system combines the best of VRF and a chiller system into one solution for maximum comfort, flexibility, and reduced refrigerant in the overall system.

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On-Demand Webinars for Engineers

Modular Chiller Plant Design Engineers Newsletter LIVE

Webinar

Modular Chiller Plant Design Engineers Newsletter LIVE
Modular chillers have unique characteristics that require attention when designing a system utilizing their technology. In this program we will explain what a modular chiller is, identify different system types utilizing modular chillers, and explain what to consider when selecting a modular system.
Design Flexibility and Enhanced Speed to Commissioning with Trane Air Rotation Units

Webinar

Design Flexibility and Enhanced Speed to Commissioning with Trane Air Rotation Units
Engineers and Contractors are being asked more and more frequently to design efficiency and productivity into the construction process. Whether you are an engineer providing options for a cost effective, reimaged manufacturing facility or a contractor looking to provide a less labor, capital, and time-intensive installation, Air Rotation Units (ARU) are an ideal solution for heating and cooling large open spaces. 

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Modular Chiller Plant Design: A Trane ENL Program Preview
Are you 'equipped' to specify modular chillers? Join us for the Q1 Trane® Engineers Newsletter LIVE to learn about modular chiller essentials including equipment considerations, systems considerations, and more.