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Trane Choice / 96 Single-Stage Gas Furnace S9X1

Name: Trane Choice / 96 Single-Stage Gas Furnace S9X1
Brand: Trane

Model: S9X1

High-efficiency furnace

Up to 96% AFUE · Single-stage

The Trane Choice / 96 Single-Stage Gas Furnace S9X1 is a high-efficiency furnace we can specify and install, subject to project requirements and supplier availability.

Up to 96% AFUE
Single-stage heating

Manufacturer warranty terms vary by model and registration. We provide the exact warranty documentation with your proposal.

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Description

The Choice / 96 Single-Stage Gas Furnace line from Trane. High-efficiency constant torque ECM blower motor

Exact model, capacity and availability are confirmed with suppliers for your project.

Paired with a heat pump, a high-efficiency furnace can provide backup heat on the coldest days while the heat pump handles most of the season.

Why you'll love it

Up to 96% AFUE
Single-stage heating

Features & benefits

Heating efficiency

High-efficiency constant torque ECM blower motor

Comfort control

Patented Vortica™ II blower design

Air delivery

Matches with single- and two-stage AC and HP for more system options

Technical specifications

Model: S9X1
Efficiency (AFUE): Up to 96%
Heating: Single-stage
Blower: Constant-torque ECM

Summarized from manufacturer information and subject to change.

Warranty & installation

Manufacturer warranty coverage depends on the exact model, installation and registration — we include the manufacturer's warranty documents with your proposal. Installation is completed by our team, including sizing, permits where required, commissioning and a walkthrough of your new system.

Frequently asked questions

Can the Trane S9X1 work with a heat pump?

Many high-efficiency furnaces can be set up as backup heat in a dual-fuel system. We confirm compatibility with the exact heat pump and controls during your assessment.

Which size will my home need?

Furnace size is selected from a heat-loss calculation of your home, not from square footage alone. We complete this before quoting.