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Trane Replacement Coils

Trane Replacement Coils — Made to fit. Built to Last.

With one of the most comprehensive OEM coil drawing databases in the industry, Nationwide Coils can build virtually any Trane replacement coil to precise specifications, matching exact tube size, circuiting and fins per inch. Built with highest-grade materials that are even more durable than the OEM, our Trane replacement coils deliver dependable operation and maximum service life in even the most demanding HVAC applications.

NOTE: Nationwide Coils Enterprises, LLC, provides aftermarket replacement coils designed to fit Trane® equipment. Trane does not manufacture, sponsor, authorize or endorse our products. All trademarks used are for identification purposes only.


Building commercial Trane replacement coils for every unit series, right here in the U.S.A.

SPLIT-SYSTEM CONDENSER & COOLING
RAUC/RAUB
RAUJ
TTA/TWE

AIR-COOLED CHILLERS
CGAM: 20–130 tons
CGA/CGAF: 10–60 tons
RTAC: 120–500 tons
RTAA 70–125 tons

AHUs
M-Series
T-Series
CSAA Series
PSCA Series

RTUs
Intellipak™: 20–130 tons
SFHF/SXHG
SAHF/SXHF

Voyager™: 12.5–20 tons
YCD/TCD
YSC/YHC/TSC

Voyager™ Commercial: 27.5–50 tons
YCD/YCH
TCD/TCH
TED/THE

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Please Note:

Nationwide Coils specializes in commercial and industrial HVAC coils and does not manufacture or distribute coils for residential applications.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Trane Replacement Coils

My Trane unit has an all-aluminum microchannel (MCHX), can you convert the MCHX to a copper tube coil?

Yes! In fact, Nationwide Coils specializes in microchannel upgrades. Over the years, we've converted countless microchannels to the more durable and reliable copper tube-and-fin design.

The unit is obsolete, can you still build a Trane replacement coil?

Even if the original Trane unit or coil is obsolete, Nationwide Coils can often manufacture a replacement coil by matching critical details such as overall dimensions, tube size, circuiting, fin spacing and connection locations.

There is no tag on the unit, can you build a Trane replacement coil without a model number?

Even if the original unit tag or coil model number is missing, a replacement coil can often be engineered using physical dimensions, connection locations, tube size, circuiting, fin spacing and other specifications from the original coil.