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4-Ton Trane Air Conditioning System Installation in Glendale — August 2026

CompletedAugust 4, 2026
Install CrewBen, Kyle & Edwin
Service AreaGlendale
System4-Ton Air Conditioning System
BrandTrane
WarrantyMfg + Workmanship
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Scope of Work
Installation of a 4-ton single-stage horizontal furnace and coil with AC condenser and a 3-ton unit.
Glendale · installed August 4, 2026
— At a Glance
Location
Glendale
Completed
August 4, 2026
System Type
Air Conditioning System
Capacity
4-Ton
Brand
Trane
Efficiency
15 SEER2
Labor Warranty
1-Year Labor Warranty
Total Investment
$24,667
— What We Installed

Every component in this system

Each piece of equipment set at this home, its condition, and its place in the system.

Newly Installed

Furnace

Brand
American Standard
Model
S8X1B060M4PSCCA
Matched
4-Ton airflow
New — installed 2026
Newly Installed

AC condenser

Brand
American Standard
Model
5A7A6048A1000AA
Capacity
4-Ton
Efficiency
15 SEER2
New — installed 2026
Newly Installed

Evaporator Coil

Brand
American Standard
Model
5TXCB006AS3HCAA
Matched
4-Ton airflow
New — installed 2026
Newly Installed

Furnace

Brand
American Standard
Model
S8X1C080M5PSCCA
Matched
4-Ton airflow
New — installed 2026
Newly Installed

AC condenser

Brand
American Standard
Model
5A7A6036A1000AA
Capacity
4-Ton
Efficiency
15 SEER2
New — installed 2026
Newly Installed

Evaporator Coil

Brand
American Standard
Model
5TXCC007AS3HCAA
Matched
4-Ton airflow
New — installed 2026
Your Coverage on This Install
Labor Warranty
1-Year Labor Warranty

Full terms and coverage details reviewed with the homeowner at time of estimate. Contact us for details.

— Related Services

How this install fits into our Phoenix HVAC service

This install is one example of the AC Installation & Replacement work AZ Perfect Comfort performs across Glendale, AZ. You can browse more real 4-Ton Trane Air Conditioning System Installation case studies in the AZ Perfect Comfort install log. New installs from AZ Perfect Comfort include first-year enrollment in our Comfort Club maintenance membership and are backed by our Lifetime Repair Guarantee on repairs. For qualifying installations, HVAC financing options let homeowners spread the investment over time.

— Final Commissioning Results

The real numbers from startup

Every install gets fully commissioned before we leave. These are the actual readings taken on-site by Ben, Kyle & Edwin from the manifold gauges, micron gauge, and digital thermometers.

Refrigerant Circuit

Refrigerant type
R-454B
Suction pressure
136 PSIG
Liquid pressure
380 PSIG
Evaporator saturation
56.1°F
Condensing saturation
117.4°F
Superheat
3°F
Subcooling
9°F

Air-Side Performance

Return-air temperature
83°F
Supply-air temperature
57°F
Temperature split
26°F

Nitrogen Pressure Test

Test pressure held
431 PSIG

Vacuum / Evacuation

Final vacuum reading
357 microns

Startup readings captured on the day of install. Manufacturer targets vary by ambient and load; every reading above met the system’s commissioning window.

— Line Items

The full equipment and materials list

ItemDescriptionQty
415H-5A7A5048-S8X1 4 Ton- Horizontal Single Stage-15 SEER2 American Standard - Trane Technologies AC . Installation of the equipment is subject to the terms and conditions of AZ Perfect Comfort found at the bottom of th 1
315H-5A7A5036-S8X1 3 Ton- Horizontal Single Stage-15 SEER2 American Standard - Trane Technologies AC . Installation of the equipment is subject to the terms and conditions of AZ Perfect Comfort found at the bottom of th 1

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— Photo Documentation

30 photos from this installation

Every step of this installation was documented on-site by Ben, Kyle & Edwin.

Installation Progress

Documentation of the physical install — new equipment set, line sets routed, disconnects wired, thermostat mounted.

Suspended air handler and metal plenums installed in attic with insulated flexible ducts and condensate drain line routed along the floor.
Suspended air handler and metal plenums installed in attic with insulated flexible ducts and condensate drain line routed along the floor.
Insulated refrigerant linesets with brazed joints and a filter-drier routed to two outdoor condensers at the wall penetrations.
Insulated refrigerant linesets with brazed joints and a filter-drier routed to two outdoor condensers at the wall penetrations.
Outdoor electrical disconnect with flexible conduit installed on exterior wall beside window, providing service power for the condenser unit.
Outdoor electrical disconnect with flexible conduit installed on exterior wall beside window, providing service power for the condenser unit.
New outdoor condenser set on a level pad with armored disconnect whip and sealed wall penetration at the installation site.
New outdoor condenser set on a level pad with armored disconnect whip and sealed wall penetration at the installation site.
Air handler suspended in an attic with hanging chains, insulated duct connections, drain pan, and tools visible during installation.
Air handler suspended in an attic with hanging chains, insulated duct connections, drain pan, and tools visible during installation.
Air handler and metal plenum suspended in attic with insulated flexible ducts connected and a condensate drain line routed on the floor.
Air handler and metal plenum suspended in attic with insulated flexible ducts connected and a condensate drain line routed on the floor.
Outdoor condenser connections with service valves, insulated suction line, and liquid-line filter-drier mounted on a level pad.
Outdoor condenser connections with service valves, insulated suction line, and liquid-line filter-drier mounted on a level pad.
New outdoor condenser set on a level pad with insulated refrigerant lines and electrical whip routed along the exterior wall.
New outdoor condenser set on a level pad with insulated refrigerant lines and electrical whip routed along the exterior wall.
Suspended air handler set in a drain pan with hanging chains, insulated flex duct connections, and condensate piping in an attic space.
Suspended air handler set in a drain pan with hanging chains, insulated flex duct connections, and condensate piping in an attic space.
Suspended air handler with new metal plenum and insulated flex ducts installed in attic, supported by chains and hangers.
Suspended air handler with new metal plenum and insulated flex ducts installed in attic, supported by chains and hangers.
Outdoor HVAC disconnect boxes and armored electrical whip installed on stucco wall beside the new condenser location.
Outdoor HVAC disconnect boxes and armored electrical whip installed on stucco wall beside the new condenser location.
Suspended air handler installed on hangers with drain pan, flexible duct connections, gas line, and tools visible in the attic.
Suspended air handler installed on hangers with drain pan, flexible duct connections, gas line, and tools visible in the attic.
New condensers set on pads with insulated refrigerant lines, filter-driers, and liquid-tight electrical conduits secured to the wall.
New condensers set on pads with insulated refrigerant lines, filter-driers, and liquid-tight electrical conduits secured to the wall.
New outdoor condensers set on level pads with weatherproof disconnects and insulated line sets at the exterior wall.
New outdoor condensers set on level pads with weatherproof disconnects and insulated line sets at the exterior wall.

Nitrogen Pressure Test

Both manifold gauges holding equal pressure verifies a leak-free system before we ever bring in refrigerant.

Digital manifold gauges show equal high pressure on both sides during a nitrogen pressure test at the outdoor condenser.
Digital manifold gauges show equal high pressure on both sides during a nitrogen pressure test at the outdoor condenser.
Digital manifold shows both high and low sides holding around 356 PSI during a nitrogen pressure test on the new system.
Digital manifold shows both high and low sides holding around 356 PSI during a nitrogen pressure test on the new system.
Digital manifold shows both low and high sides equalized at 431 PSI, documenting a nitrogen pressure test on the new system.
Digital manifold shows both low and high sides equalized at 431 PSI, documenting a nitrogen pressure test on the new system.
Digital manifold shows equal pressures around 355 PSI on both sides during a nitrogen pressure test of the new system.
Digital manifold shows equal pressures around 355 PSI on both sides during a nitrogen pressure test of the new system.
Digital manifold shows equal pressures on both sides during a nitrogen pressure test of the new system.
Digital manifold shows equal pressures on both sides during a nitrogen pressure test of the new system.
Digital manifold shows equalized pressures around 351 PSI on both sides during a nitrogen pressure test of the new system.
Digital manifold shows equalized pressures around 351 PSI on both sides during a nitrogen pressure test of the new system.

Vacuum / Evacuation

A deep vacuum below 500 microns pulls all moisture and non-condensables out of the line set before charging.

Digital micron gauge on the condenser shows a deep vacuum achieved during system evacuation.
Digital micron gauge on the condenser shows a deep vacuum achieved during system evacuation.

Refrigerant Commissioning

Operating pressures, superheat, and subcooling confirmed to manufacturer spec after charge.

Digital manifold shows operating pressures on an outdoor condenser during commissioning, with R-454B selected and superheat and subcooling displayed.
Digital manifold shows operating pressures on an outdoor condenser during commissioning, with R-454B selected and superheat and subcooling displayed.
Digital manifold shows system operating pressures while connected at the outdoor unit during commissioning.
Digital manifold shows system operating pressures while connected at the outdoor unit during commissioning.
Digital manifold gauges on the outdoor unit show operating refrigerant pressures with R-454B indicated on the display.
Digital manifold gauges on the outdoor unit show operating refrigerant pressures with R-454B indicated on the display.
Digital manifold shows system operating pressures with R-454B refrigerant: 134 PSI suction and 357 PSI liquid, documenting charging performance.
Digital manifold shows system operating pressures with R-454B refrigerant: 134 PSI suction and 357 PSI liquid, documenting charging performance.
Digital manifold gauges on the condenser show operating pressures during system commissioning, with refrigerant type indicated on the display.
Digital manifold gauges on the condenser show operating pressures during system commissioning, with refrigerant type indicated on the display.

Air-Side Commissioning

Return and supply air temperatures measured to verify the temperature split falls in the target window.

Digital thermometer inserted into metal duct reads 59°F, documenting supply air temperature leaving the evaporator.
Digital thermometer inserted into metal duct reads 59°F, documenting supply air temperature leaving the evaporator.
Digital thermometer reads 84°F at the return air location on the air handler cabinet during commissioning.
Digital thermometer reads 84°F at the return air location on the air handler cabinet during commissioning.
Digital thermometer inserted into metal duct reads 55°F, documenting supply air temperature from the evaporator.
Digital thermometer inserted into metal duct reads 55°F, documenting supply air temperature from the evaporator.
Digital thermometer reads 82.3°F against the ductwork near the air handler during return air temperature check.
Digital thermometer reads 82.3°F against the ductwork near the air handler during return air temperature check.
— Frequently Asked

Questions about this installation

What kind of system was installed in this Glendale job?

AZ Perfect Comfort installed a 4-Ton Trane Air Conditioning System at this Glendale property. The install was completed by Ben, Kyle & Edwin and includes AZ Perfect Comfort's workmanship warranty.

How much does a new air conditioning system cost in Phoenix?

Pricing depends on tonnage, efficiency (SEER2 rating), brand, and installation complexity. Use our online pricing tool at https://azperfectcomfort.com/get-a-quote/ for an instant estimate on your home, or call (602) 613-3489 to schedule a free in-home consultation.

Does AZ Perfect Comfort offer financing for HVAC installations?

Yes. AZ Perfect Comfort offers financing options to qualified homeowners so a new system fits your monthly budget. Financing details are provided during your in-home consultation — call (602) 613-3489 to schedule.

Does AZ Perfect Comfort install in Glendale?

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Is the new equipment covered by a warranty?

Yes. New equipment installed by AZ Perfect Comfort is covered by the manufacturer's warranty (typically 10 years on parts when registered) plus our workmanship warranty on the installation itself. Diamond Members receive our Lifetime Repair Guarantee on covered repairs — ask about our maintenance plans.

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