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Hydronic Branch Conductor
Enables energy-efficient, year-round zone comfort from new and existing air handlers with hydronic heat pump HVAC systems.
The Hydronic Branch Conductor enables sustainable, effective heating and cooling that can improve comfort and reduce installation and energy costs in hydronic heat pump systems.
Simplifies zone comfort by using the same branch piping for cooling and heating.
Adapts to changing heating and cooling loads, area by area, as needed during the same day.
Enhances energy efficiency by heating spaces effectively with milder hot water temperatures.
Use in retrofits (two- or four-pipe buildings) or new buildings with chilled water terminal units.
All-electric heating and cooling supports compliance with policies and incentives to decarbonize buildings. Heat pumps move heat rather than generate it, making them up to three times more energy efficient than other forms of electric heating.
Trane® Design Assist™ is the newest web application from Trane that delivers project-ready Building Automation Control designs and documentation. This web-based tool gives users the power to design, collaborate, and export project layouts of all sizes and regardless of brand.
In our latest Trane® Engineers Newsletter LIVE (ENL) program, we cover concepts to help enable electrification in the retrofit market, including the central plant and hydronic distribution systems.
In the 2024-Q1 Engineers Newsletter (EN), Trane applications engineer Mick Schwedler digs deeply into the design, operation, and control of hydronic systems that incorporate heat recovery.