The Trane XL19i is an ideal, energy saving air conditioning unit for Arizona.

The marketing for the Trane XL19i bills it a “two systems in one” and they aren’t far off the mark.

Here’s how it works: each system has two (dual compressors).  One is a smaller one for everyday cooling.  The other compressor is much larger to handle the extreme Arizona temperatures.

You get the best of both with the Trane XL19i.  Energy efficiency with prime cooling power, both designed with the environment and comfort in mind.

If you’d like to learn more about the Trane XL19i for your Arizona home, contact Air Conditioning by Jay’s Comfort Team today.

While it does not feel like the end of summer in Phoenix, Trane is heralding in the days, not too far off, when the temperature stays below 100 degrees. We are not there yet, but can still take advantage of a $1200 rebate from Trane when purchasing a Trane XLi air conditioner.

The Trane XLi air conditioners are high efficiency systems with SEER ratings from 15 to 19.5 in sizes from 2.5 to 5 tons, to ensure that you get the right size air conditioner for your home while saving the most money.

This offer is only available until October 31st, so if you have been waiting to have your air conditioner replaced, now is the time. Trane XLi air conditioners are available only through certified air conditioner professionals.

To find out how to have a Trane XLi or other air conditioner installed in your home, contact the Comfort Team.

According to this article on CNN Money, a report by J.D. Power and Associates has found Trane, a manufacturer of high quality air conditioners that we have discussed many times before , to offer the best service and support for contractors.

The report ranked air conditioning manufacturers in eight categories: product; warranty and repair service; credit/billing process; delivery; ordering process; price; marketing/advertising materials; and sales representative. What this means to you is that by working with a Trane-certified contractor, the savings and service that Trane gives to the contractors will be passed on to you.

So whether you need to have your air conditioner repaired or are looking to have a new air conditioner installed, both Trane and AC by Jay’s Comfort Team are working hard to ensure that you receive the best service and support.

Trane, manufacturer of top-quality air conditioners and heat pumps, has announced free 10-year parts and labor warranties on new installations of their XL19i “Dual Compressor” air conditioning system. This air conditioner is designed to save you money by making use of two different air compressors and providing a total SEER energy efficiency rating of 17.9.

Trane’s air conditioning system works a lot like a hybrid car, which typically have a small motor for regular driving and a larger motor for when more power is needed. In the Trane air conditioner, the small, highly efficient compressor works to keep you comfortable while saving you money. But when it gets really hot, the larger compressor takes over to produce maximum cooling. This way you get the best of both worlds, high efficiency and high power.

Trane air conditioners are only available from certified contractors such as AC By Jay’s Comfort Team.

Trane, one of the leading air conditioner manufacturers, has a useful utility on its website which allows a potential customer to enter the details of their home and receive suggests on which air conditioner to receive.  You enter information in two categories: comfort living and details of your home.  Comfort living information includes smoke, dust, pet dander, humidity, and other factors that may affect the performance of an air system.  Home details include number of stories, approximate square footage, and average temperatures for your reason.

While it is highly recommended that you consult a professional air conditioner technician to select and install the right system for your home, the Trane air conditioner customizer can help you keep on top of what the technician is doing, or give you ides for the questions to ask your air conditioner technician.

The Trane System Customizer can be found here.

To contact a professional certified air conditioning and comfort living technician, call or email the Comfort Team.