Lennox Industries provides rebates on various equipment during promotional periods throughout the year.

Medical expense deductions may be possible if the equipment is deemed a medical necessity. For example, an air cleaner might qualify as a medical necessity for individuals with respiratory conditions.

When detecting a gas odor inside your home, please follow these safety steps: Make all phone calls from outside the home. Do not use phones inside or operate any power or light switches. Contact the local Fire department (911), then Intermountain Gas Company at 1-(877)-777-7442 or your local gas supplier, and finally a local heating contractor.

Lennox manufactures a comprehensive range of natural gas furnaces in both 80% and 90% efficiency ratings. Their product line also includes electric and oil furnaces with multiple models available in each category.

Yes, certain installation restrictions apply to furnaces. Please consult the manufacturer's installation instructions, your heating contractor, and local building codes for specific requirements. Typical installation locations include garages, attics, crawl spaces, and indoor closet areas.

Silent Comfort Technology refers to a patent-pending fan design working in conjunction with an insulated compressor to significantly reduce noise production during operation.

SEER rating indicates the efficiency of an air conditioning system, similar to a vehicle's miles per gallon rating. Higher SEER numbers indicate greater energy efficiency.

An air conditioner allows refrigerant to flow in only one direction, supporting only the cooling cycle. A heat pump features a reversing valve that enables refrigerant to flow in two directions, providing both cooling and heating capabilities for your home.

Lennox began offering solar powered heat pump systems in 2010.

Operating ranges vary by equipment model, but generally, heat pumps begin to lose efficiency around 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Most units continue functioning down to 17 degrees, with some models operating at even lower temperatures. When the thermostat detects that outdoor temperatures are too cold for efficient heat pump operation, it automatically switches to a secondary heating source such as gas, propane, oil, or electric heating.