Heating & Cooling Basics
Keeping your family comfortable is more than just putting a new air conditioner next to your home or a furnace in your basement. It's about matching products to create a system that can not only enhance your comfort, but be the key to higher energy efficiency and savings on your utility bills. That's why every homeowner should be aware of the products that make a complete system.
Sure, your Payne® dealer will help by recommending options that fit your home. But understanding the products available and how they work together will help you in your decision-making.
Click on the "hot spots" below for more information on the individual products that make a complete comfort system.
Our split system air conditioners are designed for the best in durability and cool comfort. And when combined with an appropriate indoor unit—typically either a furnace or fan coil—you can enjoy customized air conditioning for the optimal combination of comfort, efficiency and economy.
Gas Furnaces
Adding the right gas furnace may be the deciding factor in your complete home comfort system. Matched with an air conditioner, our gas furnaces work to keep your home heated in the cold months and then properly move conditioned air to keep you cool in the warmer months for enhanced home heating and cooling.
Ductless System
If you’d like to add heating or air conditioning to a room that isn’t part of your current system—say an attic room or garage—or any area of your home that isn’t equipped with the ductwork, a ductless system could be your solution. Unlike a bulky window unit, a ductless system sits high on your wall and delivers treated air quietly right in your living space, while the compressor is a separate outdoor unit.
Ductless System
If you’d like to add heating or air conditioning to a room that isn’t part of your current system—say an attic room or garage—or any area of your home that isn’t equipped with the ductwork, a ductless system could be your solution. Unlike a bulky window unit, a ductless system sits high on your wall and delivers treated air quietly right in your living space, while the compressor is a separate outdoor unit.