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An EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) designation attached to HVAC products that meet or exceed EPA guidelines for high-efficiency performance above the standard government minimums.
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ENERGY STAR®


A label attached to HVAC systems that meet or exceed the EPA guidelines for energy efficiency.
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A government supported branding used to identify energy efficient products. The branding was developed by the US Department of Energy and the US Environmental Protection Agency.
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An EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) designation attached to HVAC products that meet or exceed EPA guidelines for high-efficiency performance above the standard government minimums.
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An EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) designation attached to HVAC products that meet or exceed EPA guidelines for high-efficiency performance above the standard government minimums.
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An EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) designation attached to HVAC products that meet or exceed EPA guidelines for high-efficiency performance above the standard government minimums.
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A government-backed program (a joint program between the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Energy) helping businesses and consumers protect the environment through superior energy efficiency. If a lighting product is ENERGY STAR® compliant, that means it has passed stringent testing by the government and is considered [..]
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Products/homes/buildings that earn the ENERGY STAR qualification prevent greenhouse gas emissions by meeting strict energy-efficiency guidelines set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the [..]
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A designation of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Attached to HVAC products that meet or exceed federal guidelines for energy-efficient performance.
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An EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) designation attached to HVAC products that meet or exceed EPA guidelines for high-efficiency performance above the standard government minimums.
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An EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) designation attached to HVAC products that meet or exceed EPA guidelines for high-efficiency performance above the standard government minimums.
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An EPA (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency) designation attached to HVAC products that meet or exceed EPA guidelines for high-efficiency performance above the standard government minimums.
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Trane high efficiency systems carry the ENERGY STAR label which is the result of Trane's partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). ENERGY STAR prod [..]
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An EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) designation attached to HVAC products that meet or exceed EPA guidelines for high-efficiency performance above the standard government minimums. EPA
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Designates a heating or cooling unit that meets or exceeds efficiency standards set by the EPA.
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 A designation of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency(EPA). Attached to HVAC products that meet or exceed federal guidelines for energy-efficient performance.
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An EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) designation attached to HVAC products that meet or exceed EPA guidelines for high-efficiency performance above the standard government minimums.
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An EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) designation attached to HVAC products that meet or exceed EPA guidelines for high-efficiency performance above the standard government minimums.
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An EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) designation attached to HVAC products that meet or exceed EPA guidelines for high-efficiency performance above the standard government minimums.
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Trane high efficiency systems carry the ENERGY STAR label which is the result of Trane’s partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). ENERGY STAR products are more energy efficient and help reduce our whole earth’s pollution issues. Choosing a Trane ENERGY STAR Comfort System assures homeowners of lower [..]
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ENERGY STAR®


An EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) designation attached to HVAC products that meet or exceed EPA guidelines for high-efficiency performance above the standard government minimums.
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ENERGY STAR®


A label attached to HVAC systems that meet or exceed the EPA guidelines for energy efficiency.
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An EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) designation attached to HVAC products that meet or exceed EPA guidelines for high-efficiency performance above the standard government minimums.
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Trane high efficiency systems carry the ENERGY STAR label which is the result of Trane's partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). ENERGY STAR prod [..]
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ENERGY STAR®


An EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) designation attached to HVAC products that meet or exceed EPA guidelines for high-efficiency performance above the standard government minimums.  
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An EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) designation attached to HVAC products that meet or exceed EPA guidelines for high-efficiency performance above the standard government minimums.
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An EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) designation attached to HVAC products that meet or exceed EPA guidelines for high-efficiency performance above the standard government minimums.
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Trane’s high efficiency systems carry the ENERGY STAR label. The result of Trane’s partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), ENERGY STAR products are more energy efficient and help reduce our whole earth’s pollution problems. Choosing a Trane ENERGY STAR Comfort System assures homeowners of lower [..]
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A voluntary international label that identifies appliances that meet certain standards of energy efficiency. Within the European Union, the label relates to office equipment such as computers and phot [..]
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A program developed by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in order to reduce the nation's energy consumption. ENERGY STAR® -qualified heating equipment can be up to 15 percent more efficient than standard models. ENERGY STAR® -qualified cooling equipment can be up to 7 percent more efficient than minimum-standard equipment.
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A government supported branding used to identify energy efficient products.   The branding was developed by the US Department of Energy and the US Environmental Protection Agency.
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The international Energy Star symbol identifies major electrical appliances that meet or exceed technical specifications designed to ensure that they are among the most energy efficient in their class [..]
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An EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) designation attached to HVAC products that meet or exceed EPA guidelines for high-efficiency performance above the standard government minimums. EPA. The Envir [..]
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A label attached to HVAC systems that meet or exceed the EPA guidelines for energy efficiency. Applies to products 20 tons and less.
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ENERGY STAR is a program that certifies products for low energy consumption and running cost. When ENERGY STAR measures the energy efficiency of an air purifier, not only wattage is taken into account but also the performance in comparison to the energy consumption.
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A government supported branding used to identify energy efficient products.
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An EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) designation attached to HVAC products that meet or exceed EPA guidelines for high-efficiency performance above the standard government minimums.
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Trane high efficiency systems carry the ENERGY STAR label which is the result of Trane's partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). ENERGY STAR p [..]
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Trane high efficiency systems carry the ENERGY STAR label which is the result of Trane’s partnership with the U.S. Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). ENERGY STAR products [..]
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A designation of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Attached to HVAC products that meet or exceed federal guidelines for energy-efficient performance.
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ENERGY STAR is a government-sponsored program helping businesses and individuals protect the environment through superior energy efficiency. Products with the ENERGY STAR rating are the most efficient and will reduce energy bills.
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