Trane Water Source Heat Pumps

Efficient Heating and Cooling for Larger Buildings
Trane Axiom water source heat pumps (WSHPs) deliver heating and cooling across a 0.5 to 25 ton range and are used in schools, office buildings, healthcare and rehabilitation facilities, condominiums and retirement communities. Trane rates select systems at up to 40 EER.
BBCOND installs, replaces and services Trane WSHPs, including the vertical stack units common in New York apartment towers. Large-scale commercial HVAC installation is a core part of BBCOND’s work nationwide, and WSHP systems are a natural fit for many of those projects.
To discuss a WSHP project or service contract, contact BBCOND or call 646-470-7041.
Trane WSHP Configurations
- Console: ½ to 1½ tons; installed within the occupied space in a ductless application.
- Vertical stack: ¾ to 3 tons; designed for multi-story buildings.
- Rooftop: 3 to 25 tons; configured for outdoor installation.
- Water-to-water: 5 to 20 tons; supplies hot or chilled water for radiant systems, air handlers or service water.
- Efficiency tiers: High-efficiency, standard-efficiency and variable-speed models.


Why Building Owners Choose WSHPs
According to Trane, Axiom units are designed for easy access to serviceable components, quiet operation, strong indoor air quality and high operating efficiency, which helps reduce total cost of ownership. Trane also applies its WSHP designs to geothermal systems.
For buildings with existing water loops, replacing older heat pumps with current models is often a straightforward way to cut operating costs. Product details are summarized from Trane literature; confirm current specifications with the manufacturer.

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Frequently asked questions
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What types of buildings use water source heat pumps?
Schools, offices, healthcare facilities, condominiums, retirement facilities and multi-story apartment buildings commonly use WSHP systems.
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Do you service vertical stack units?
Yes. BBCOND installs, replaces and services vertical stack water source heat pumps.



