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  1. What we see is that of the 15.2 million home furnaces in Canada over 7.1 million are fuelled by natural gas, over 4.5 million of which are now high eficiency models (eficiency of 90 per cent or greater).

  2. Jan 11, 2022 · An ENERGY STAR certified forced-air furnace, fuelled by gas uses 6% less energy, fuelled by oil uses 9% less energy, on average, than a standard model. Space heating represents 61% of your home energy use and offers the most potential for cutting your energy bill.

    • What Furnace Size Do I Need?
    • What Is A High-Efficiency Furnace?
    • How Is Furnace Energy Efficiency Measured?
    • How Long Do Furnaces Last?
    • Should I Replace Or Repair My Old Furnace?
    • What’s The Average Furnace Price in Canada?
    • Is A Professional Furnace Installation Worth It?
    • What’s A Furnace Ignitor?
    • What’s A Good Furnace Warranty Coverage?
    • How Often to Change A Furnace Filter?

    Ultimately, getting an appropriately sized furnace is one of the most important factors in terms of how well a furnace will work for you. An undersized furnace will struggle to produce the amount of heat you require, burning a lot of fuel and burning out the furnace in the process. Inversely, an oversized heater will overheat your house, and might ...

    Some of the cheaper furnaces are single stage have two options: full power, or off. These furnaces are ultimately inefficient, as the full power setting can burn a lot of fuel. High efficiency furnaces either have the ability to adjust the amount of heat generated or have a more energy efficient way of transferring fuel to heat. Almost all furnaces...

    Furnace efficiency is measured in a unit called AFUE, which stands for Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency. AFUE measures the number of units of fuel are converted to heating output.

    Typically, a furnace can last you 15 years plus, although this can vary depending on the type of fuel the furnace uses. After 15 years, it is recommended you start looking into replacing these furnaces. There are warning signs you can look for that will tell you when you need to start looking for a new furnace. Some of these signs include noises in...

    It depends on a few factors, primarily the age and condition of your furnace. If your furnace is approaching that 15-year age, and has any of the above symptoms, it may be time to replace your furnace. Additionally, if the problem is reoccurring, or the repairs are costly, it may be worth considering replacing the furnace instead.

    You can realistically expect to pay between $2500 and $6000 on a furnace, while the lower range will most likely include less technology and a lower efficiency.

    In Canada, a properly certified technician is required by law to install, alter, or replace a furnace. Professionals will have the expertise and certification to install the furnace correctly, which is important when working with something that can be as potentially dangerous as a gas leak can be. Going with a professional also means that you will ...

    The furnace ignitor is a key component to furnaces, which ignites the gas or fuel source that powers the heater, which heats the air.

    Most furnaces will have some type of warranty, with different lengths of coverage, and different things that the coverage can cover. Many warranties will be limited, meaning they last for the length of the warranty for the original, registered homeowner only. The most common components covered by warranty include the heat exchanger, and other parts...

    How often you need to change a furnace filter is dependant on the type or thickness of furnace filters that are in use. The timeframe that a filter will last for before it needs replacing is indicated in the product information that is included. Otherwise, filter thickness, filter efficiency (measured in MERV), and other factors like amount of fami...

  3. Efficiency and Performance. What is the AFUE Rating? The Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE) rating is a critical measure of a furnace’s efficiency, indicating the percentage of fuel converted into heat. In Canada, modern furnaces are required to have a minimum AFUE, usually around 80%.

  4. Dec 21, 2019 · High-efficiency furnaces are being embraced around the world as a cost-effective alternative to more traditional models. The furnaces operate at efficiency rates over 90 per cent, emitting...

  5. Jul 3, 2019 · Gas furnace, an automatic operating gas-fired central forced air furnace that uses propane or natural gas and has an input rate of not more than 117.23 kW (400,000 Btu/h). It does not include a furnace for a park model trailer or a recreational vehicle.

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  7. Oct 9, 2020 · In contrast, high-efficiency furnaces are 95 to 98 per cent efficient and now mandated for new construction and furnace replacements. Gas heating systems of the future show tremendous promise in being even more efficient — greater than 100 per cent.