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AFUE Rating
AFUE stands for Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency, and is expressed as a percentage of how energy efficient the heating system is. A higher AFUE rating means higher efficiency.
Variable Speed
This refers to a motor that operates at different speeds to more accurately control the flow of heated or cooled air around the home.
Single Stage Vs. Two Stage Furnace
A single-stage furnace contains a fixed gas valve and a single-speed blower motor that are either on and running at full capacity or off. A two-stage furnace contains a two-stage gas valve and a variable-speed blower motor to allow the furnace to run at a lower setting in milder weather and a higher setting in very cold weather. For locations that experience extremely cold temperatures, a modulating furnace is a good option as they provide highly adjustable settings.
Looking To Upgrade Your Home Heating System To A YORK® Furnace?
If you’re interested in upgrading your HVAC system to a YORK® furnace, contact the experts at Lozier! Give us a call at (515) 267-1000, send a text to (515) 393-4262 or use our contact form to learn more about our YORK® heating and cooling options.
* Based on Iowa. This chart depicts potential energy savings you can expect from the ML180 & ML195 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 $1.368 ccf for gas. Your actual savings may vary, depending on the weather patterns in your local area, local fuel rates and your individual lifestyle.