Trane is the leading company in air conditioning. Their high quality air handlers are efficient, quiet, and easy to use.

• Variable speed blowers match cooling needs
• Easy access controls and filters
• Extra large coil surface for more efficient heat transfer
• Insulated cabinet controls heat loss
• Standard sized filters allow for quick and easy changes

Paired with Trane air handlers, these Trane's A/C coils and compressors make the ultimate in home cooling. Varying sizes exist to meet your cooling needs, but all are efficient, quiet, and affordable.

• Steel or Weatherguard II tops for protection
• TRANEBuilt in filter drier keeps moisture out of your A/C lines
• Climatuff compressors backed by 10 year warranty
• All-Aluminum coil for fast heat transfer
• DuraTuff basepan for stability and support

Don’t risk the indoor comfort of your home. For long-lasting performance, install an Amana brand central air conditioning system in your home. Keep your home cool, save energy costs, and enjoy what we believe to be industry-leading warranty protection.

Compare the features and benefits of an Amana brand central air conditioning system and you will discover why more and more homeowners choose the Amana brand. To find the highest efficiency air conditioning system for your home, look for the higher SEER numbers.

Ductless Cooling

The tried and true, smart technology behind the Mitsubishi Electric HVAC systems of today has evolved from our introduction in the 1950s. Our technology allows energy efficient, individual comfort control with minimal impact on your home since we offer both ductless and limited length ducted solutions.

The technology behind Mitsubishi Electric HVAC systems is referred to in many different ways, including mini-split, multi-split, split-ductless, split-zoning, and variable refrigerant flow. Mitsubishi Electric split-zoning technology is the primary method for conditioning spaces in homes and commercial building around the world. That is why Mitsubishi Electric introduced this technology into North America over thirty years ago.

Split-zoning systems allow each room (or space) using an individual indoor air-handler to be controlled independently from other rooms, thus providing individualized comfort control within each room of a home.