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It does look close in the video but I assure you it's 12" from the siding to the unit, that's our code here.

Yes the metal duct out of the bottom of the air handler is in the cement, that's how 95% of homes are installed here. Base can set before garage poor with ducting going to the crawl and a riser on the side going to the second floor. Most homes don't have basements and we almost exclusively use downflow furnaces lol.

Yes most of the sensors are on the unit, I would have to ask my technician what that one is for but I know it was needed even for communicating.

Is the metal duct in the cement?

Originally Posted by Bsmith816

Good install. Looks like it is a little too close to the house. Should have put a Lennox system in

Lennox doesn't even make a communicating system....

I thought the outdoor temp sensor was installed on the outdoor unit or is this something else

Good install. Looks like it is a little too close to the house. Should have put a Lennox system in

Nice install! Communicating equipment is the wave of the future.

Still have a ton of hate for a electronic air cleaner though!!!! Like selling someone a car you have to change the oil on every 30 days!!!

Yes there is a clean effects model specifically for the communicating systems. They should be able to simply swap the power door.

Originally Posted by SkyHeating

I know some have disliked the Trane Hyperion air handlers but I love them, they have been working great and are incredibly quiet. Here is a recent install of a TAM8 air handler with a 3 Ton XL20i and a Trane XL950 thermostat and clean effects air purification. This is the customers second XL20i, when they moved the heating system was the first thing they upgraded they liked their last homes system so much.

http://youtu.be/lQ025fDfpNs

I know that somebody will comment on this but, that is where the white temperature sensor is supposed to be, this unit is communicating so sensors go in places other than where you would normally put them because most of the sensing is done on board the XL20i unit.

I had 2 of these units installed in February and kept getting error codes 89 and 91. After several service calls they finally said they were having problems with clean effects communicating with the Tam8 and were trying to find a fix for it. In the mean time they hooked up a circuit sensing relay with the communicating wire disconected. I called Trane corp office to complain and after telling them this is not what i paid for and they can take both units out they sent me an email promising they would put me on a list to fix this issue as soon as they figure it out.I called 3weeks ago and they said still no fix.I love the unit but not happy that feature is not working and feel my system is rigged with this circuit sensing relay.Spent way too much money installing 2 of these units for it not to work as advertised. So are you saying there is a fix, they just need to give me the newer model for clean effects ? Thanks in advance for your help.

Originally Posted by acsolutionsllc

Hey Travis, I just got a letter in the mail from my distributor stating one can not use the clean effects with the TAM8 communicating air handler. Obviously you have, any problems with the setup?

No problems. There are certain model numbers of Clean Effects that are NOT communicating so you need to select a communicating clean effects or it will not work. If it is a non communicating clean effects then it will break the communication signal between the devices and cause errors. Check with your distributor to see how old their inventory is if you are a Trane dealer.

Hey Travis, I just got a letter in the mail from my distributor stating one can not use the clean effects whith the TAM8 communicating air handler. Obviously you have, any problems with the setup?

Other than it being a Trane, the install looks very good!

Originally Posted by SkyHeating

I know that somebody will comment on this but, that is where the white temperature sensor is supposed to be, this unit is communicating so sensors go in places other than where you would normally put them because most of the sensing is done on board the XL20i unit.

I was going to ask, Then I read this. lol

No way to protect the 2 wire on the sensor?

Communicating Trane XL20i and TAM8

I know some have disliked the Trane Hyperion air handlers but I love them, they have been working great and are incredibly quiet. Here is a recent install of a TAM8 air handler with a 3 Ton XL20i and a Trane XL950 thermostat and clean effects air purification. This is the customers second XL20i, when they moved the heating system was the first thing they upgraded they liked their last homes system so much.

http://youtu.be/lQ025fDfpNs

I know that somebody will comment on this but, that is where the white temperature sensor is supposed to be, this unit is communicating so sensors go in places other than where you would normally put them because most of the sensing is done on board the XL20i unit.