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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 VAV Systems

Trane Intelligent VAV 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.

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.

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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. 

TRACE 3D Plus

[Now Available] TRACE 3D Plus Version 6

TRACE® 3D Plus Version 6.00.106 has been released! This latest update is focused on added functionality, enhanced editing options, and more. Update your software to take advantage of the latest enhancements, or for new users, explore how TRACE 3D Plus can add efficiency to your system design process.

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HVRF Expert FAQ

[WHITEPAPER] HVRF Expert FAQ

HVRF provides zoned comfort and energy efficiency. Plus, compared to conventional VRF, HVRF uses up to 20% less refrigerant in the overall system—taking decarbonization goals even further. Next, dive deeper into the frequently asked questions we’ve received from engineers in the field and corresponding responses from Trane® / Mitsubishi Electric product experts.

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Heating With Ice

[WHITEPAPER] Heating With Ice

In the quest to decarbonize, electric heat pumps are making their way into a growing number of commercial buildings. This proven technology has become the epicenter for innovation in electrified heating, which can be up to three times more efficient than other forms of electric heating. Compared to heat that is generated by burning fossil fuels within gas furnaces and boiler systems, moving heat with an energy-efficient electric heat pump can be the lower carbon choice.

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On-Demand Webinars for Engineers

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Achieving the Benefits of ASHRAE® Guideline 36 in Rooftop Systems
Explore how ASHRAE® Guideline 36 strategies - deployed today most commonly by complex applied systems - can be simplified and extended to more buildings by utilizing packaged rooftop systems to help more customers achieve their sustainability goals.
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How to Make Any Building a Smart Building
A strong smart building foundation starts with 4 key areas: connectivity, cybersecurity, serviceability, and resilience. Addressing these through building controls and automation is the key to creating spaces that prioritize performance and energy efficiency without sacrificing occupant comfort.
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Energy Cast Podcast

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Achieving the Benefits of ASHRAE® Guideline 36 in Rooftop Systems
Explore how ASHRAE® Guideline 36 strategies - deployed today most commonly by complex applied systems - can be simplified and extended to more buildings by utilizing packaged rooftop systems to help more customers achieve their sustainability goals.
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Looking Back on Engineers Week
Reflecting on the shared stories and experiences from different generations of Trane engineers as part of Engineers Week 2024.