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Designed for bigger households and heavy hot water usage, Lennox gas water heaters heat water quickly while keeping operating costs low. With efficient, low- or ultra-low‑NOx options and durable construction, they offer dependable performance and improved air quality.
Consistently Perfect
Consistently Perfect
Innovations like Precise Comfort® technology allow the furnace to keep the temperature held exactly where you want it. Heat is even throughout your home, with no cold spots. If it sounds perfect, it's because it is.
At up to 99 percent, "efficient" is an understatement
More efficient than anything the industry has ever seen, Lennox furnaces boast an efficiency rating of up to 99% — that means it essentially converts every last bit of energy it uses into heating the home.
The money-saving power of dual-fuel operation
When a gas furnace is installed with a compatible Lennox heat pump, it creates a heating system that can switch back and forth between electricity and gas automatically, based on whichever is the most cost-efficient for the weather conditions at the time.
Technology that gives you peace
SilentComfort™ technology utilizes variable-speed technology, which ramps up gradually and eliminates the sudden “kick” or blast of air upon startup. SilentComfort also features a specially designed fan guard and fan blades to reduce air noise and sound levels.
"Living with this furnace has been surreal. It is behind the scene silently keeping this older house super comfortable...We have gone through one month with a substantial savings in gas consumption, could be close to half the cubic feet of gas for the degree days experienced this month."
- * Based on sound pressure levels during steady-state, high-fire and low-fire operation of Lennox® SLP99UH070XV36B as of March 2020 at mid-point temperature rise and minimum external static pressure when set up per Section 4.4.4 of AHRI 260-2012. Based on AFUE efficiency rating of Lennox SLP99UH090XV60C and leading competitive units listed in AHRI directory as of December 2019. Efficiency ratings established per test standard ANSI/ASHRAE 103-1993.