Trane
Trane® is a global leader in chillers, air conditioning, heat pumps and related services. We develop, produce and maintain HVAC systems and controls for a sustainable, safe, comfortable and efficient indoor climate and industrial processes. With over 900 US patents to date, we serve engineers, contractors and building owners around the world in a variety of markets including healthcare, industrial, data center, food and beverage. Some of the world's most iconic buildings use the convenience of our solutions - including Grand Central Station in New York and Burj Khalifa in Dubai. Our HVAC systems and services have a worldwide reputation for reliability, quality and innovation. The mark,
Over 100 Years of Customer-Focused Innovation
Our history began in 1885 as a plumbing and family business in the town of La Crosse, Wisconsin. Along with his son Reuben, a mechanical engineer, James Trane developed an innovative low-pressure steam heater. By 1913 the family business had become The Trane Company.
Over the next hundred years, we have cemented our position as pioneers in climate control. In 1931 we patented our first air conditioner. Seven years later we developed Turbovac; a new type of chiller that fundamentally changed the market for air conditioning in large buildings. These early innovations paved the way for the CenTraVac™ air conditioner – the most reliable, highest efficiency, lowest emission water chiller on the market.
With the acquisition of Sentinel Electronics in the late 1970s and General Electric's Central Air Conditioning Division in 1982, we expanded our offerings for residential buildings and energy management. In 1984, American Standard Companies acquired the Trane Company and four years later launched the American Standard Heating & Air Conditioning brand. In 2007, the American Standard Companies separated, allowing us to renew our focus and leadership in integrated HVAC services and solutions. In June 2008, Trane was acquired by Ingersoll Rand. Since March 2020 we have been trading as Trane Technologies. Today we are a climate innovator focused on developing sustainable heating, cooling and transport refrigeration solutions. We have a global presence and continue to grow rapidly. With our innovative, intelligent and customer-specific solutions, buildings become safer, more comfortable, more cost-effective and more sustainable. Through our extensive cooperation with industry and consumers, we are constantly developing innovative solutions that meet the requirements of dynamic markets. We believe that integrated systems and service solutions are key to improving building performance. Additional Information: that integrated systems and service solutions are key to improving building performance. Additional Information: that integrated systems and service solutions are key to improving building performance. Additional Information:Customer Stories For more information: Trane blog
Over 100 Years of Customer-Focused Innovation
Our history began in 1885 as a plumbing and family business in the town of La Crosse, Wisconsin. Along with his son Reuben, a mechanical engineer, James Trane developed an innovative low-pressure steam heater. By 1913 the family business had become The Trane Company.
Over the next hundred years, we have cemented our position as pioneers in climate control. In 1931 we patented our first air conditioner. Seven years later we developed Turbovac; a new type of chiller that fundamentally changed the market for air conditioning in large buildings. These early innovations paved the way for the CenTraVac™ air conditioner – the most reliable, highest efficiency, lowest emission water chiller on the market.
With the acquisition of Sentinel Electronics in the late 1970s and General Electric's Central Air Conditioning Division in 1982, we expanded our offerings for residential buildings and energy management. In 1984, American Standard Companies acquired the Trane Company and four years later launched the American Standard Heating & Air Conditioning brand. In 2007, the American Standard Companies separated, allowing us to renew our focus and leadership in integrated HVAC services and solutions. In June 2008, Trane was acquired by Ingersoll Rand. Since March 2020 we have been trading as Trane Technologies. Today we are a climate innovator focused on developing sustainable heating, cooling and transport refrigeration solutions. We have a global presence and continue to grow rapidly. With our innovative, intelligent and customer-specific solutions, buildings become safer, more comfortable, more cost-effective and more sustainable. Through our extensive cooperation with industry and consumers, we are constantly developing innovative solutions that meet the requirements of dynamic markets. We believe that integrated systems and service solutions are key to improving building performance. Additional Information: that integrated systems and service solutions are key to improving building performance. Additional Information: that integrated systems and service solutions are key to improving building performance. Additional Information:Customer Stories For more information: Trane blog
