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West Palm Beach Trane Dealer
Every Trane product is designed down to every detail and rigorously tested for reliability and durability. While other manufacturers build their products from the same “pool” of parts available to anyone, we make it a point to be uniquely better, innovative and always looking to the future. To do that, we have to design, build, test, and rebuild some of our own parts. We know they work because we push them well beyond the industry standards, making sure they match the reliability people expect when they own a Trane. From the durable Climatuff® compressor to the exclusive Spine Fin™ coil to the revolutionary Hyperion™ air handler – and a number of other patented innovations – when you own a Trane, you’re getting more than reliable comfort and you’re getting it year after year.
At the SEET lab in Tyler, Texas – which stands for Systems Extreme Environmental Test – Trane products are put through 16 weeks of bone-chilling cold and blistering heat, in repeating two-week sessions. Some units endure over 2,600 hours of continuous testing, including a full week of salt spray to monitor corrosion resistance. Our technicians have tried to break our Climatuff® compressor over 900 ways, which has produced a saying at Trane, if a product doesn’t make it through our test lab it doesn’t get made. By putting our heating and cooling units through 5 years worth of wear and tear in the matter of a few months, we reinforce our philosophy of making products you can rely on for years and years. It’s hard to stop a Trane isn’t just a tagline…it’s been proven.
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Juno Beach Trane Dealer
Every Trane product is designed down to every detail and rigorously tested for reliability and durability. While other manufacturers build their products from the same “pool” of parts available to anyone, we make it a point to be uniquely better, innovative and always looking to the future. To do that, we have to design, build, test, and rebuild some of our own parts. We know they work because we push them well beyond the industry standards, making sure they match the reliability people expect when they own a Trane. From the durable Climatuff® compressor to the exclusive Spine Fin™ coil to the revolutionary Hyperion™ air handler – and a number of other patented innovations – when you own a Trane, you’re getting more than reliable comfort and you’re getting it year after year.
At the SEET lab in Tyler, Texas – which stands for Systems Extreme Environmental Test – Trane products are put through 16 weeks of bone-chilling cold and blistering heat, in repeating two-week sessions. Some units endure over 2,600 hours of continuous testing, including a full week of salt spray to monitor corrosion resistance. Our technicians have tried to break our Climatuff® compressor over 900 ways, which has produced a saying at Trane, if a product doesn’t make it through our test lab it doesn’t get made. By putting our heating and cooling units through 5 years worth of wear and tear in the matter of a few months, we reinforce our philosophy of making products you can rely on for years and years. It’s hard to stop a Trane isn’t just a tagline…it’s been proven.
If you experience allergies, you may be quick to correlate seasonal irritations with outdoor triggers such as ragweed, pollen and mold. However, poor indoor air quality in your own home could be the suspect to blame for runny noses, itchy eyes and in some cases, serious symptoms like respiratory issues, bronchitis and asthma.
The Environmental Protection Agency found in a survey that Americans spend 87% of their lives indoors and that indoor air pollutant levels are up to 100 times higher than levels you may find outside. While it’s alarming to think about how many toxins you are potentially exposed to on a regular basis, there are simple steps you can take to boost the condition of the air you breathe in your home.
Improve indoor air quality
Avoid Smoking Indoors
There is no acceptable level of exposure to secondhand smoke. Smoking indoors one time is enough to pollute the rest of the house, even if you’re in a room with the doors closed.
Vacuum Often
Invest in a durable vacuum and disinfect your carpets regularly to eliminate dust and other pollutants brought in from outside.
Soak Bedding
Wash sheets, pillows and comforters in warm water often to cut down on exposure to dust mites and other allergens.
Crack Windows
Most heating and cooling units recirculate inside air so when weather permits, let fresh air in, if even just for a short time.
Keep a Hygienic Home
Clean your home regularly using non-toxic cleaning supplies.
Discard Unused Chemicals and Paint
Paint outdoors and choose non-toxic adhesive, finishes and varnishes where possible.
Groom Pets
Bathing and brushing your pets regularly will decrease shedding and dander.
Use the Exhaust Fan Over Your Stove
The benefit of an external exhausted range hood is that it pulls out potentially toxic pollutants and gasses from the air in your kitchen.
Use Fans in Bathrooms
Exhaust fans eliminate moisture from the bathroom and reduce fumes from cleaning agents that could potentially cause health issues.
Replace Air Filters
switching out the air filters in your heating and cooling system on a regular basis is crucial to cultivating good indoor air quality in your home.
Clean Air Ducts
Most of the in-home air arrives through ducts as part of your heating and cooling system. Those air ducts can get dirty with microbes, mildew, bacteria and loads of dust and dirt.
Regular duct cleaning can remove built-up debris.
In addition to these essential steps there are several advanced choices for contending with allergy-inducing pollution in your home.
Whole-home central humidifiers keep humidity within one percent of your desired levels throughout your home, creating a healthier environment by lessening dry sinuses, itchy skin and sore throats and keeping wood from deteriorating or warping. They can also curtail the occurrences of bacteria, viruses and respiratory infections. Proper humidification levels are equally important in both hot and cold environments. Too little humidity leaves the body vulnerable to infections whereas too much humidity establishes ideal breeding grounds for mold, mildew and dust mites.
Options for high-efficiency air filtration and cleaners that kill airborne contaminants include High Efficiency Particulate Air Filtration and Germicidal UV Light Systems.
Energy Recovery Ventilation Units bring in the correct amount of outside air which is especially necessary in the fall and winter months ahead.
Edwards Air Conditioning can offer a free home air quality and comfort analysis so you can rest assured that your family is breathing the healthiest air possible.
Improve indoor air quality today!
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