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Updated on April 20, 2020

Trane XV95 Furnace Overview

The XV95 is Trane’s current premium two-stage variable speed gas furnace. It boasts an AFUE rating of up to 96.7% along with a DOE Energy Star rating.

The XV95 is made of quality, durable material and consists of superior components adding to its reliability. It includes a variable speed blower, a two-stage gas heating system, a one-piece aluminized steel primary heat exchanger, and an AL29-4C stainless steel secondary heat exchanger.

The Trane XV95 is housed in a heavy gauge, double-tone powder-painted insulated cabinet. It can be installed horizontally or vertically. Other convenient features include a 24-volt fuse protecting control and a cleanable filter.

Trane XV95 Furnace Prices

Want to know how much it costs to install a new Trane XV95 gas furnace?
Your home’s size, location and installation complexity are just a few factors that will affect your total price, but we’re able to provide the average installed price across the U.S. to give you an idea of what to expect.

Trane XV95 Estimated Installation Cost

Furnace	Unit Cost	Installed Cost
Trane XV95	$ 3,300	$ 4,800

Compare Trane XV95 Furnace Pricing

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Trane XV95	$ 3,300	$ 4,800
Trane S9V2VS	$4,000	$5,500
Trane XB90	$1,600	$3,100
Trane XC95m	$5,000	$6,500
Trane XT95	$2,400	$3,900
Trane XR95	$1,900	$3,400
Trane S9X2	$2,900	$4,400
Trane S9V2	$3,750	$5,250
Trane S8X1	$1,300	$2,800
Trane S8B1	$1,100	$2,600
Trane XB80	$900	$2,400
Trane XC80	$2,500	$4,000
Trane XV80	$2,500	$4,000
Trane XL80	$1,700	$3,200
Trane XT80	$1,100	$2,600

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New Installation vs Repair

Whether you should repair your furnace or replace it is one of the most commonly asked questions of HVAC professionals. The answer of course is different for each homeowner. Age, upkeep and how much you use it can all make a difference. However, there are a few basics to keep in mind that will help you make the best decision now and going forward.

Financial Tip: Follow The 5,000 Rule
Multiply the age of the equipment by the repair cost, and if that exceeds $5,000, then replace the unit. If less, go ahead and repair it.

Repair Your Furnace:

If it’s under 15 years old.
If it’s performing consistently.
If rated 87% AFUE or higher.

Replace Your Furnace:

If it’s over 15 years old.
If requires multiple repairs in last two years.
If energy bills increase suddenly.
If rated lower than 56% AFUE.

How we got these prices

The prices featured here represent the most common average prices nationwide of each Trane product. Prices may vary in your area. Unit Cost refers to the product price only. Installed Cost includes the product price and the national average installation price.

A note about installed cost: Installation prices may increase 20-30% depending on where you live. If your project requires new ductwork, the installation cost will increase $1,500 – $2,000.

What factors affect furnace pricing?

Because no two homes and home heating needs are exactly the same, the total installation cost of a new furnace will be different from place to place. Here are the factors that can affect the cost of installing a new furnace. If you want a true cost estimate for your home, talk to a local pro.

Local Climate and Region

If you live in the North, the heating capacity of your furnace needs larger than a similar sized home in the South where the winters aren’t as severe.

Home Size and Construction

A large home will need a larger capacity HVAC system or multiple systems compared to a smaller home – which will increase your total installation costs. Also, a well insulated home retains warm or cool air and may not need as large a system as a poorly insulated home.

Project Complexity

If your furnace installation is extra challenging or requires custom parts or retrofitting, your costs will go up. Examples include installing a furnace in a hard to reach or small space or in a historic home that needs updates.

Ductwork

Evaluating your home’s ductwork is part of any new installation because poor ductwork can negate all the energy savings features of a new furnace or air conditioner. Adding new ductwork can add $1,000 – $5,000 to a project depending on the size of home.

Furnace Filters for the Trane XV95

Air Flow Configuration	Cabinet Width	Filters
Upflow / Horizontal	19-1/2″	17x25x1
Downflow / Horizontal	19-1/2″	14x20x1
Upflow / Horizontal	23″	20x25x1
Downflow / Horizontal	23″	16x20x1
Upflow / Horizontal	26-1/2″	24x25x1
Downflow / Horizontal	26-1/2″	16x20x1

Trane XV95 Model Numbers, BTUs, and Efficiency Ratings

The XV95 is available in different models which vary in efficiency and capacity.

Model Number	AFUE	BTUs per Hour
TDH2B060A9V3VA	95	60,000
TDH2B080A9V3VA	95	80,000
TDH2C100A9V4VA	95	100,000
TDH2D120A9V5VA	95	120,000
TUH2B060A9V3VA	97	60,000
TUH2B080A9V3VA	97	80,000
TUH2C100A9V4VA	96.7	100,000
TUH2D120A9V5VA	95.5	120,000

Trane XV95 Warranty

Trane XV95 comes with a limited lifetime warranty on the heat exchanger and a 10-year limited warranty on internal functional parts. Consumers have to register their products within 60 days of installation to validate the warranty. Extended warranty options are available which cover labor costs and other expenses that are not covered by the manufacturer’s warranty.

FAQ

Why is the red light is flashing on Trane XV95 furnace?

The blinking light is part of an error code, meaning there is a problem with your furnace. There should be a list of diagnostic codes on the inside of the furnace’s front access panels, explaining what is wrong wtih the furnace by how many times the red light blinks.

When should I repair my furnace?

You should repair your furnaces if it’s under 15 years old, it’s performing consistently, and if rated 87% AFUE or higher.

When should I replace my furnace

You should fully replace your furnace if it’s over 15 years old, it has required multiple repairs in last two years, your energy bills increase suddenly, or if your furnace is rated lower than 56% AFUE.

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Consumer Reviews of Trane XV95

2.6

2.6 rating
41 reviews

Very Satisfied
14
Somewhat Satisfied
1
Neutral
1
Somewhat Unsatisfied
6
Very Unsatisfied
19

#9 of 17 Trane Furnace
36.59% of customers recommended

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"Very unhappy customer"

Very Unsatisfied

I had an XV95 installed a few days ago. I expect to hear fan noise, but it also makes a high-pitched sound (similar to being a couple of blocks away from a jet sitting on the tarmac ready for takeoff). My installer went to great lengths trying to fix the problem, even adding a new 10″ diameter air intake to increase airflow and reduce stress on the furnace (it was actually needed, though it didn’t solve the sound problem). The result lowered the pitch of the sound but not the sound volume. It’s obvious by now that the cause of the sound is within the furnace, most likely the blower. When my installer called Trane for help, he was told that the sound was normal for all high efficiency furnaces. Bunk! Trane’s response to the phone call seems to be a reliable indicator that their warranty is probably worthless. Seems once the furnace is out of their doors, Trane doesn’t really want to fix any problems if they’re caused by a defective product. Small comfort in reading these reviews, but it lets me know I’ve joined the ranks of those who’ve spent an awful lot of money for a lemon and posted their gripes here as I am doing. Trane furnaces probably are pretty good for the most part, but mine isn’t. And don’t blame my installer. He’s licensed, has great reviews, isn’t cheap, does everything by the book, and knows what he’s doing. PS: My model number wasn’t in the list so I picked the closest one. It’s actually TDH2B080A9V4VBA.

Bothell, WA

02-19-2015

"12/8/2010 – new XV95 installed"

Very Unsatisfied

1/28/2014 – I had a new motherboard put in. 1/2/2015 – I had another new motherboard put in. 1/19/2015 – I had a new ignitor put in.

Southwest Ohio

01-19-2015

"Couldn’t be happier"

Very Satisfied

After getting a proposal I checked these reviews and was very concerned. My contractor (Crossfield, Webster, New York) was rather mystified, since in their experience they did not know of any issues as described here. Since I’ve used them for years I went ahead with the installation. Some people complained about noise. When I walked in the house the first day it was installed I did notice noise – all the other sounds in the house that I could now hear. It is that quiet. Now that it’s very cold out, I can occasionally hear the higher-stage fan kick in; but only just. The really neat thing is something I didn’t really believe or expect. I now have the temperature set lower and am more comfortable. I thought this was just sales talk, but the more-steady heat actually does make a physical difference.

Webster, New York

01-18-2015

"Garbage"

Very Unsatisfied

A cracked secondary heat exchanger let condensate/water heavily into furnace. It caused corrosion and the threat of a short circuit. It’s a six year old furnace, properly maintained and inspected biannually. It is a piece of garbage.

Burke, VA

12-16-2014

"Beware of operating noise."

Somewhat Unsatisfied

Had an XV95 furnace and 16 SEER AC unit installed on 11/10/14. I live outside Chicago. The furnace makes a very loud rumbling noise when switching to the second stage burner and continues until the heat demand is satisfied. It’s enough to wake you at night. It works very well at the lower stage and is quiet. It seems they would be able to solve this long-running issue. Just beware that this issue exists, and that Trane says, “That’s the way it works”.

Rockford, IL

11-12-2014