Bryant Furnace 925s

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Fudog

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Thinking of purchasing A Bryant Furnace, any feedback on this would be appreciated. Thanks:confused:
 

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What color is it? ;-)

Seriously, more information is required. It's sort of like asking "I'm thinking about buying a Ford- any feedback?" You don't want to buy a 5- liter Mustang if what you need is an F-150.

The first thing is to figure out what your whole-house heat load is and pick a model that isn't ridiculously oversized for the load (as most are), with sufficient air handler to work with the existing ducts. Efficiency-wise there isn't much of a hit from being ridiculously oversized, but comfort and noise-wise it does.

Then there's the matter of how much local distributor/installer support there is for the equipment in question (probably not a problem for Bryant, in most of the US), and any reliablitiy track record you can dig up on the exact model you're considering.
 

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Installer suggested Bryant model 925s. We had 3 estimates from different installers and the first one sold Trane the second sold Carrier and third Bryant. I work nights and am going to have to get to sleep. I will get back with you tomorrow. Thanks
 

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The 925S comes in eight different sizes, and is a single-stage (not a 2-stage or modulating), which makes getting the sizing right even more important for optimizing comfort.

Your ZIP code, your current furnace's input/output BTU numbers and a mid winter gas bill with the EXACT meter reading dates & fuel use should be enough information to ballpark it on sizing.
 

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Not a Bryant fan but more important is the availability of parts should the unit crap out. Unless you have back up heat, its a bad idea to buy equipment that is not sold and serviced locally.
 
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