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Trane 5TTR4060A1000 — 5 ton

Trane 5 Ton 14.3 SEER2 XR14 60000BTUh Condensing Unit 5TTR4060A1000 - R454B

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$3,099
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Specifications

Capacity (BTU/h)60,000 BTU/h
SEER214.3
Tonnage5 ton

Specs are decoded from the model number and retailer listings. Confirm against the manufacturer submittal sheet before purchase.

Efficiency & refrigerant

SEER2 14.3 is the current cooling-efficiency rating (the 2023 successor to SEER, measured under more realistic duct conditions). A higher SEER2 means lower cooling bills for the same comfort; current federal minimums are 13.4–14.3 SEER2 depending on region and equipment type. This unit uses R-454B, a current low-GWP (A2L) refrigerant that meets the post-2025 EPA AIM Act standard — future-proof for serviceability. A2L refrigerants are mildly flammable, so above a charge threshold the system needs factory leak detection; a certified installer handles this.

Rebates & tax credits

Federal 25C tax credit (now expired for new installs). A qualifying central air conditioner may have qualified for the federal 25C credit (up to $600) if it met the efficiency tier (split: SEER2 ≥ 17.0 and EER2 ≥ 12.0; packaged: SEER2 ≥ 16.0 and EER2 ≥ 11.5) and was installed as an AHRI-matched system. Important: the federal 25C credit applied only to property placed in service on or before December 31, 2025 — under the One Big Beautiful Bill (Pub. L. 119-21), it does not apply to systems installed after that date. If you installed a qualifying system in 2023–2025, you may still be able to claim it on that year's return — and 2025 claims require the manufacturer's qualified-manufacturer (QM) code. Read the federal credit details at ENERGY STAR / IRS →

This is not tax advice. We do not know this exact model's certified efficiency rating, so we cannot say it qualifies for any specific amount. Eligibility depends on the installed system's AHRI-matched rating, your tax liability, and the home being your residence. Always confirm with your installer and a tax advisor.

Opens the DSIRE database of state & utility incentives for your area in a new tab. Many local utilities offer rebates on high-efficiency HVAC that stack with any state programs.

Official documents

Find the manufacturer's submittal sheet, installation manual, owner's manual, and warranty for the Trane 5TTR4060A1000:

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Matched systems (AHRI)

For ducted split systems, the rated efficiency only holds for AHRI-certified matched combinations of outdoor unit, coil, and air handler. Look up certified matches for this model in the official directory:

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Before you buy or install

A condenser is only correctly sized after a Manual J load calculation — bigger is not better; an oversized unit short-cycles, runs humid, and wears out early. It must be matched to the right indoor coil and air handler/furnace: a mismatched coil voids the manufacturer warranty and breaks the rated efficiency. Installation requires a permit in most jurisdictions and an EPA Section 608-certified technician to handle refrigerant — this is not a DIY job.

Maintenance

Keep the outdoor coil clear of leaves and debris, rinse it gently each season, and keep two feet of clearance around the cabinet. Have a technician check refrigerant charge and electrical connections annually.

Trane 5TTR4060A1000 — questions

How much does the Trane 5TTR4060A1000 cost?

The market median is $3,099 (typical $3,099 to $3,099). No single retailer lists this exact model for direct purchase right now — that figure is the aggregated market benchmark, equipment only.

Is that the installed price?

No — this is the equipment (box) price. A full installed split air conditioner (matched components, labor, permits) costs significantly more, and that install markup is where quotes vary most.

What refrigerant does the 5TTR4060A1000 use?

The Trane 5TTR4060A1000 uses R-454B.

Does the Trane 5TTR4060A1000 qualify for a federal tax credit?

The federal 25C credit applied only to systems placed in service on or before December 31, 2025, so it does not apply to new installs after that date. State and utility rebates (via DSIRE) may still apply — confirm eligibility with your installer and a tax advisor.

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