Maximum Efficiency Gas Furnaces – Saving Green for You and the Environment Being green never felt so good. Literally. These gas furnaces will keep your house warm and comfortable, and they’ll do so with outstanding energy efficiency. In fact, these products boast maximum efficiency for all gas furnaces we sell. Read more about each product below. After you’ve narrowed down your selections, give Broad Ripple Service Experts Heating & Air Conditioning in Indianapolis a call at 317-527-0271. We’ll offer you a free estimate and answer all your HVAC questions. SLP98V If there was only one word to describe the SLP98V, we’d probably pick “perfect.” That’s pretty convincing in itself, but it doesn’t go into much detail about the benefits and features of this mighty gas furnace. First off, this is one of the most energy-efficient furnaces you can find.1 Boasting up to 98.2% efficiency and a Most Efficient designation by ENERGY STAR®, this gas furnace can save you more than $800 a year.2 That’s some serious ROI. But the features don’t end there. The SLP98V is full of features, including: Variable-capacity system – this means it automatically adjusts as necessary to work at maximum efficiency. Yes, we already talked about efficiency, but this system is simply too good. SilentComfort™ technology and variable speed blower – lowers sound levels Duralok Plus™ Heat Exchanger – ensures high reliability and efficiency Self-calibrating variable speed inducer – for cleaner combustion SureLight Control Board – controls all furnace operations and is iComfort™ compatible The bottom line: this unit has seemingly endless features to stay reliable and energy efficient. Call 317-527-0271 or schedule a free appointment online to learn more about gas furnaces in Indianapolis. SL280V Across North America, and in Indianapolis, you can’t find a quieter gas furnace than this one. The SL280V features a variable speed motor and special sound-absorbing materials to make it 4.5 times quieter than your typical gas furnaces. In fact, it’s the quietest in its class3 and lets you feel the comfort without hearing it. We suppose we can make that sacrifice... Discover more features of the SL280V, like its: Two-stage gas valve – alters the amount of gas used for greater temperature control SureLight® Ignitor – to ensure a long life and reliable operation Sealed Blower Compartment – decreases heat loss and increases efficiency High efficiency variable speed motor – which may help you save on your energy bills EL296E The EL296E gas furnace is all about the numbers. There are a few that stand out most. First, this furnace earned AFUE rating of up to 96%, which is not only above average, but it could save you a bunch of money on your energy bills. Next, the EL296E’s Power Saver™ Constant Torque motor is up to 33% more efficient than typical single-stage motors and up to 200% more efficient when it’s in constant fan mode. Other features include: ENERGY STAR® designation Higher SEER ratings in cooling mode – keeps energy waste minimal Two-stage gas valve – varies heating output for higher efficiency Sound-absorbing insulation – for quiet operation SureLight® igniter and control board – ensures long product life and high reliability Let Broad Ripple Service Experts help with all your Indianapolis area gas furnace needs. Schedule your free appointment today. 1 Based on sound pressure levels during steady-state, high-fire and low-fire operation of Lennox SLP98UH070XV36B and leading competitive units as of July 2013 at mid-point temperature rise and minimum external static pressure when set up per Section 4.4.4 of AHRI 260-2012. Efficiency ratings established per test standard: ANSI/ASHRAE 103-2007. 2 Savings amounts depict potential energy savings you can expect from Lennox® furnaces, versus a 65% AFUE model. Your actual savings may vary depending on the weather patterns in your local area, local fuel rates and you individual lifestyle. 3 Based on sound pressure levels during steady-state, high-fire operation of Lennox SL280UH070V36A and leading competitive units at mid-point temperature rise and minimum external static pressure when set up per Section 4.4.4 of AHRI 260-2012.