Trane Air Conditioner - How It's Made

[tophat1995]

Trane has excellent quality and efficiency. Also much better parts and service support. Those in the business use Trane. Of course there are other quality manufacturers. that's called competition! Competition keeps product improvement moving forward.

[Serostern]

"Aluminium is more corrosion resistant than copper!"

Yeah... Sure.

It isnt the fact that aluminium is about a tenth of the price of copper.... Not at all.

[looncraz]

@Serostern Aluminum also happens to be better at dissipating its heat, though poorer and conducting it.

Though if they were really serious about performance they would have soldered those aluminum fins to the plumbing, rather than just wrapping... unless I somehow missed something...

[7477238]

That winding machine looks like the inside of a giant watch.

[HVACSmartSystems]

Excelente video

Gracias por compartirlo

[Mr2001hatem]

Trane is the best ac company the others who rote are stuped

[KioskHacking]

@Mr2001hatem Yeah..says the person who can't even spell "wrote" or "stupid" correctly. Carrier is best in quality for heavy duty HVAC and Bard HVAC is great in small rooms and portable storage rooms and other environments.

[84randomdude]

@Mr2001hatem at least the others can spell "wrote"

[HCVguy93]

This video should be titled: "How pure crap is made" Trane SUCKS!

[GrantLogan2]

@HCVguy93 funny you say that cause alot of people would disagree

[HCVguy93]

@GrantLogan2 Yes, I know. That is because Trane used to be one of the best out there. I loved their older XE1000 units. But it just seems lately that trane's quality has severely dropped, and their customer service absolutely sucks. They have your money and are done with you.

[bait28]

@HCVguy93 really?. the issue now is the installers have no clue what they're doing. I installed my system my self and it's lasted forever.

[mufichman]

The reason the spine fine coil is used is because of it's prolonged efficiently. The coil can be cleaned with rapid swipes of map gas. The massive amount of surface area of the coil allows the heat transfer to continue long after a radiator coil would start to struggle. If you have proper knowledge of trane and American standard maintenance can be performed with ease.

[KillerJoeFIN]

That sound protection to compressor is total FAIL... compressor needs cooling and that sound decrease thing doesnt allow heat go away from compressor.

[credski]

Actually, they are the most difficult condensers on the market to clean; especially in dry climates where there is a lot of airborne particles. In fact, the service manual from Trane states that you must use a blow torch lightly to clean it, because typical acid washing won't get it clean. Doesn't sound like those aluminum fins will be be too happy about that.

[O3Obvious]

Hard to stop a Trane? Not really. My 3 year old Trane system has broken down twice. The old unit it replaced lasted 14 years. Overpriced junk.

[hyperburger]

really interesting vid! we're getting one of those tomorrow

[kkjgg112391]

The fins look rather hard to clean.

[captain150]

@kkjgg112391 They aren't terribly hard to clean, but you do have to remove the top and side panels to clean them properly. With traditional fin coils, it's sometimes possible to get rid of the surface layer of gunk by spraying downward without having to take the top off.

[bsm1177]

ever try cleaning them

[Aussie50]

Excellent video!

Those ally spine fin coils look much cheaper to make than copper-ally, and more thermally efficient I guess?

[81minuten]

@Aussie50 if you read table about thermal coductivety coper is better

[Aussie50]

@81minuten yeah its a little better, ally makes great heatsinks but I guess thats only because copper is too heavy and expensive.

[67tr876]

cool its time that how its made did this