Single-Stage Variable-Speed Furnaces - 95% AFUE
Maintain that perfect temp throughout your home.
Single-stage variable-speed furnaces offer extreme temperature control and energy-saving efficiencies. With technology capable of continually monitoring the temperature throughout your home, the unit limits power consumption using only what is necessary. This is accomplished by incrementally adjusting its blower speed to achieve the desired air temperature. Aluminized primary and stainless steel secondary heat exchangers work together to extract the most out of your fuel bill. Precise and efficient, this gas furnace solution evenly distributes heat, quiets airflow, and controls humidity. This allows you to stay comfortable in all your favorite spaces while saving energy.
Single-stage variable-speed furnaces are multi-positional to fit your home’s specific ductwork. When replacing an outdated furnace, talk to your contractor about placement options as well as compatibility with any existing piping systems. Our Core Series and Advanced Series furnaces are durable, provide comfort for years, and are built to ensure installation and maintenance are a breeze.
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No one stands behind their brand like we do. Durastar offers durable airflow during even the harshest heating and cooling conditions. In addition, our warranty provides maximum coverage for total peace of mind.
Extended warranty options are available for both parts and labor. Talk to your contractor for more information.
Learn MoreExplore tax credits and rebatesSingle-Stage Variable-Speed Furnaces - 95% AFUE Features
- HVAC equipment products sold to licensed contractors only. Products sold in select areas only, please contact your local branch for availability in your area.
- Not all Durastar products may be available in all areas currently. See your local Durastar distributor for details.
- Bluetooth Connectivity for ease of monitoring, troubleshooting, and repairing the product
- Direct spark ignition system is one of the most dependable ignition systems on the market
- Blocked drain sensor will prevent water spillage and potential water damage to your home.
- Low profile 34" cabinet is ideal for space constrained installations
- Aluminized steel constructed heat exchanger provides maximum corrosion resistance and thermal fatigue reliability. It is also removable for improved serviceability
DR95M4AW0401317SAB
- AFUE: 95.00 %
- BTU: 40000
- BTU Heat Rating: 39900 Btu/h
- Blower Type: Direct Drive
- Communicating: Non-Communicating
- Condensing: Yes
- Configuration: Multi
- Energy Star Compliant: Yes
- Fan Speeds: Variable
- Flue Size: 4
- Fuel Type: Natural Gas
- Green Product: Yes,Energy Star
- Height: 34 in
- Horsepower: 1/2 hp
- Ignition System: Direct Spark Ignition
- Length: 28 in
- MBH: 40
- Phase: Single Phase
- Power Source: Gas
- Specifications - UL Listed: Yes
- Stages: Single
- Style Name: DR95M4AW
- Tonnage: 3 Ton
- Volts: 115V
- Weight: 123.5 lb
- Width: 17-1/2 in
Frequently Asked questions
Is an air handler or furnace better?
Both Durastar’s furnaces and air handlers offer dependable options for distributing even airflow throughout your home. When selecting between the two, consider your location and climate. For areas with long warm seasons, an air handler will likely be more energy-efficient, however, we recommend discussing your options with a licensed contractor to ensure the best combinations of HVAC products for your home.
What does variable speed mean?
Variable speed air handlers operate at the lowest possible speed to achieve your desired indoor temperature. This results in increased energy efficiency. Variable speed units are also quieter than standard units.
Is a two-stage air handler more efficient than a single-stage air handler?
Yes, when paired with a two-stage outdoor unit, both units will operate on low capacity during milder days, requiring less energy; and switch to full capacity and power when needed.
What is AFUE?
Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE), is a standardized measure of efficiency for how furnaces and boilers convert energy to useable heat.
What is the main difference between a furnace and a heat pump?
Furnaces burn fuel to generate heat whereas a heat pump draws air from outdoors across the condenser coil, either releasing heat to the outdoor air when in cooling mode or absorbing heat from the outdoors, even in the coldest weather in heating mode.
How often should my furnace be serviced?
Durastar recommends your furnace to be serviced at least once a year to ensure it is functioning optimally and providing maximum comfort.
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