&nbsp;DAVIDSON, N.C., June 6, 2017 – Editors at Green Builder magazine selected the Trane®&nbsp;4MXW38 Ductless Indoor High Wall unit as one of its&nbsp;<a href="http://www.greenbuildermedia.com/green-builder-magazine-special-awards-issue-2017">Hot 50 Green Products for 2017</a>. Trane is a leading global provider of indoor comfort systems and services and a brand of Ingersoll Rand.

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&nbsp;DAVIDSON, N.C., June 6, 2017 – Editors at Green Builder magazine selected the Trane®&nbsp;4MXW38 Ductless Indoor High Wall unit as one of its&nbsp;<a href="http://www.greenbuildermedia.com/green-builder-magazine-special-awards-issue-2017">Hot 50 Green Products for 2017</a>. Trane is a leading global provider of indoor comfort systems and services and a brand of Ingersoll Rand.

This annual list identifies the most innovative, creative and all-around sustainable products available to U.S. builders and architects. The Trane 4MXW38 Ductless Indoor High Wall unit was designed for cold climates with a leading seasonable energy efficiency rating (SEER). The high wall indoor unit must be paired with an outdoor ductless heat pump, which work seamlessly together to deliver precise, reliable comfort.

This annual list identifies the most innovative, creative and all-around sustainable products available to U.S. builders and architects. The Trane 4MXW38 Ductless Indoor High Wall unit was designed for cold climates with a leading seasonable energy efficiency rating (SEER). The high wall indoor unit must be paired with an outdoor ductless heat pump, which work seamlessly together to deliver precise, reliable comfort.

“We are honored to be recognized with a Hot 50 product for our ductless indoor wall unit and for our commitment to engineering sustainable and efficient products,” said Tai McKinney, Trane ductless portfolio manager. “We are dedicated to bringing sustainable, reliable products to the market that help customers meet their demand for greater sustainability and efficiency.”

“We are honored to be recognized with a Hot 50 product for our ductless indoor wall unit and for our commitment to engineering sustainable and efficient products,” said Tai McKinney, Trane ductless portfolio manager. “We are dedicated to bringing sustainable, reliable products to the market that help customers meet their demand for greater sustainability and efficiency.”

The 4MXW38 Ductless Indoor High Wall unitfeatures SEER ratings up to 38, energy efficiency ratings (EE) ratings up to 16.5, and heating seasonal performance factor (HSPF) ratings up to 15. The unit operates down to minus 22 degrees Fahrenheit with 100 percent capacity at 0 degrees Fahrenheit, making it ideal for warm and cool climates.

The 4MXW38 Ductless Indoor High Wall unitfeatures SEER ratings up to 38, energy efficiency ratings (EE) ratings up to 16.5, and heating seasonal performance factor (HSPF) ratings up to 15. The unit operates down to minus 22 degrees Fahrenheit with 100 percent capacity at 0 degrees Fahrenheit, making it ideal for warm and cool climates.

“At Green Builder, we follow Trane’s environmental initiatives closely,” said Matthew Power, Editor-in-Chief at Green Builder. “But it’s not their verbal commitments that caught our attention for our annual Hot 50 Green Product listing. It's the way they design and engineer every product to optimize performance. That’s where measurable improvements in sustainability take place.”

“At Green Builder, we follow Trane’s environmental initiatives closely,” said Matthew Power, Editor-in-Chief at Green Builder. “But it’s not their verbal commitments that caught our attention for our annual Hot 50 Green Product listing. It's the way they design and engineer every product to optimize performance. That’s where measurable improvements in sustainability take place.”

Green Builder Magazine also ranked Trane as one of the greenest HVAC brands in 2017 based on their green brand survey taken by builders and architects who work in the field with these products and brands on a daily basis.

Green Builder Magazine also ranked Trane as one of the greenest HVAC brands in 2017 based on their green brand survey taken by builders and architects who work in the field with these products and brands on a daily basis.

Ingersoll Rand Climate Commitment

Ingersoll Rand Climate Commitment

Ingersoll Rand made a Climate Commitment to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from its products and operations by 2030. The Ingersoll Rand Climate Commitment pledges to:

Ingersoll Rand made a Climate Commitment to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from its products and operations by 2030. The Ingersoll Rand Climate Commitment pledges to:

Cut the refrigerant GHG footprint of its products by 50 percent by 2020 and incorporate lower global warming potential (GWP) alternatives across its portfolio by 2030;

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<li class="has-text-16-leading-6-font-size">Cut the refrigerant GHG footprint of its products by 50 percent by 2020 and incorporate lower global warming potential (GWP) alternatives across its portfolio by 2030;</li>

Invest $500 million in product-related research and development over the next five years to fund the long-term reduction of GHG emissions; and

<li class="has-text-16-leading-6-font-size">Invest $500 million in product-related research and development over the next five years to fund the long-term reduction of GHG emissions; and</li>

Reduce company operations-related GHG emissions by 35 percent by 2020.

<li class="has-text-16-leading-6-font-size">Reduce company operations-related GHG emissions by 35 percent by 2020.</li>

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The commitment has supported the avoidance of approximately 6.7 million metric tons of CO2e globally, which is the equivalent of avoiding annual CO2 emissions from energy used in more than 700,000 homes in one year.

The commitment has supported the avoidance of approximately 6.7 million metric tons of CO2e globally, which is the equivalent of avoiding annual CO2 emissions from energy used in more than 700,000 homes in one year.

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