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Innovative
uses
variable speed technology to
improve comfort and
indoor air quality
A variable speed motor
moves at different speeds to
precisely control the flow of air
throughout your home. Better
airflow control means a better
balance of comfort.
When the variable speed motor
increases speed, it does so
smoothly and gradually. During
summer months, this allows your
air conditioner to remove moisture
from the air for improved comfort
and better indoor air quality.
power savings
Variable Speed Motor
Conventional Motor
The G60V's variable speed motor uses about two-thirds
less electricity than a conventional motor, which adds to
your overall energy savings.
Comfortable
provides two levels of heating
for a higher level of comfort
Unlike typical single-stage furnaces,
the G60V has two levels of heating.
It's like having two furnaces in one:
a small furnace (first stage/low heat)
for mild days and a larger furnace
(second stage/high heat) for
extremely cold days. This
minimizes temperature swings
within your home.
TemperaTure swing
comparison
Single-stage furnace
Two-stage furnace
variable speed moTor
Efficient
delivers
significant energy savings all year
The G60V has a heating efficiency
of 80% AFUE. Compared to an
older furnace, the G60V can
dramatically reduce your utility bills.
As an added benefit, the G60V's
variable speed motor uses about
two-thirds less electricity than a
standard motor. During cooling
operation, this typically results in an
efficiency gain of 1 SEER (Seasonal
Energy Efficiency Ratio), which can
add to your energy savings.
3-year heaTing savings
$2500
$2197
$2000
$1500
$1000
$500
0
AFUE
80%
vs. 55%
vs. 65%
80% efficient G60V Gas Furnace vs.
55% and 65% AFUE units
This chart depicts potential energy savings you can expect
from the G60V furnace, versus older furnaces with lower
efficiency ratings. Criteria used in this example are 2,000
full-load heating hours, with a 60,000 Btuh heating
design load and $1.074 ccf for gas. Your actual savings
may vary, depending on the weather patterns in your local
area, local fuel rates and your individual lifestyle.
Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
national average energy rates.
$1115
80%
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