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but without a good air rate change, it would increase the chances of failure rate for evap coils?

teddy bear - that has pretty much what i have been reading, but has there been any kind of solid...

As of lately with in-flux of the housing boom finally gaining some age (3-5years) we have been noticing the homes with sprayfoamed attics are having pre-mature corrosion/rust/break down of the evap...

I have a Field piece ARH4 sling psychrometer head and EHDL1 Accessory head instrument with both come with protective case.

$100 OBO

where are you located in georgia, i may could find you a very reputable company to deal with

don't go for just any trane dealer....go to the website and look for a "Comfort Specialist".

these are the elite of the trane world

scrap the XB those are builder grade ACs.

go for either XR13 or XR15

also with certain coil/blower combo's you can use the XB14 and achieve higher than 15 SEER to qualify for tax credit

you also want to make sure the P-trap is correctly installed, with a aux port for cleaning and a vent.

i would also consider using a inline float switch on the primary.

as far as the pan goes,...

it is rare that 90% of the contractors are willing to offer dampers. but yea, you will be glad you did

2 stage is the way to go, the benefits are far greater than a single stage, but as catmanacman said, with an already low power bill don't be expecting a large decrease in power bill

lol i didn't even look at the model numbers, i just saw where he mentioned air handler

Hey, Like REP said don't buy anything without a load calc done first.

However I am and Trane Comfort Dealer.

I would say you may want to ask them/do a little research on tranes new TAM7...