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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. We offer multiple options and variations, so that more buildings in more places can maintain year-round comfort while working to reach their decarbonization goals.

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.

ASHRAE Building Performance Analysis Conference

Join Trane alongside your fellow Engineers for this annual conference in Austin, TX on September 11-13, 2023. This year, the theme will be Holistic Building Analysis: Linking Operational Energy, Embodied Carbon and Comfort. We look forward to networking with all members at this special event.

 

 

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.

Smart Building Technology Webinar

[Webinar] Electric Heat Pump Systems: The Future of Heating Buildings

On Thursday, September 28th at 2PM EST, Trane is hosting a webinar in partnership with Consulting-Specifying Engineer on the topic of electric heat pump technologies and systems available today. Presenters will review equipment limitations and key application considerations. Heat pump benefits, operating principles and typical applied systems will also be discussed.

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TRACE 3D Plus

[Video] Trane CDS: Your On-Demand Load Design and Energy Analysis Tool Support

We know that when you need support using these tools, you need it now. The Trane Customer Direct Service (CDS) group is your go-to resource for collaboration during the design process to troubleshoot applications and specifying challenges. With a range of support options from knowledge base articles to screenshare one on one sessions, CDS will get you what you need, when you need it.

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Engineers Newsletter

[Engineers Newsletter] A2L Refrigerants and ASHRAE® Standard 15

The HVAC&R industry is in the midst of another refrigerant transition. Some of the newer refrigerants under consideration are designated as having “lower flammability” (Class 2L), indicating that they can ignite under certain conditions. Building codes and industry standards (such as ASHRAE Standard 15) have been updated to include safety requirements that reflect the less-flammable nature of Class 2L refrigerants.

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On-Demand Webinars for Engineers

Electric Heat Pump Systems: The Future of Heating Buildings

Webinar

Electric Heat Pump Systems: The Future of Heating Buildings
This webcast will explore a wide range of reliable, efficient heat pump technologies and systems available today. Presenters will review equipment limitations and key application considerations. Heat pump benefits, operating principles and typical applied systems will also be discussed.
Evolving Smart Building Technology

Webinar

Evolving Smart Building Technology
The expectations for smart buildings are rapidly evolving in response to market and technology changes. Customers are demanding more than ever from their connected HVAC systems. Drivers including cybersecurity, integration potential, accessibility, and intelligent remote serviceability are influencing smart building evolution that determines the long-term success of a smart building solution.

Sign-up for Engineer News Updates

Before progress happens in the world, it happens in the minds of engineers.  Inspire your minds and follow along with the latest industry updates, innovative product solutions, and educational opportunities for your unique development needs.

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Electric Heat Pump Systems: The Future of Heating Buildings

Webinar

Electric Heat Pump Systems: The Future of Heating Buildings
This webcast will explore a wide range of reliable, efficient heat pump technologies and systems available today. Presenters will review equipment limitations and key application considerations. Heat pump benefits, operating principles and typical applied systems will also be discussed.