The Differences Between American Standard and Trane Systems

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Introduction For many consumers, the choice of brands is between American Standard and Trane Systems. Whether you’re looking for an air conditioner, heat pump, furnace, air handler, coils or other accessories, these are two of the most well-known brands in the industry.This guide looks at American Standard and Trane Systems, to give you more insight on the differences. With this information, you can make the right purchase decision.

About American Standards and TraneWhile American Standard and Trane Systems trade as different brands, the two are in fact the same company. American Standard has a reputation as one of America’s oldest manufacturers of household products. Trane, on the other hand, is one of the most recognizable brands in the HVAC industry.While American Standard and Trane Systems trade as different brands, the two are in fact the same company. American Standard has a reputation as one of America’s oldest manufacturers of household products. Trane, on the other hand, is one of the most recognizable brands in the HVAC industry.

American Standard vs Trane• Pricing: American Standard and Trane estimates are close, but American

Standard AC is slightly priced higher.• Range of models: Both brands make 7 HVAC models that are similar, but

Trane has two more unique systems, the Trane XL16i and Trane XR17.• Line of products: American Standard air conditioners come in 3 product

lines: the Silver Series, Gold Series, and Platinum Series. Trane, on the other hand, uses model numbers.

Some more differences • Warranty: American Standard has a limited warranty which you have to register

for 60-days of AC purchase. Trane’s air conditioners come with a 5-year limited warranty if you don’t register your HVAC product or a 10-year limited warranty for registered products. The warranty covers all components both interior and exterior.

• Branding: While the Trane and American Standard HVAC products go through the same assembly line, they come out with different coloring and logos to distinguish the brands.

Conclusion When you look at the two brands, there’s little to distinguish them. The only difference can come during the installation process where your HVAC contractor determines the quality of installation. Look for a reliable HVAC company for your new purchase and installation to get the best out of your Trane or American Standard HVAC system.

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