Certainly location would help before providing an opinion.

I can provide a link to a residential load calc website that you could perform yourself if interested. Only a nominal fee involved.

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So sorry to forget that important item. Willowbrook IL, USDA zone 5b.

Yes, just from info provided, I would say an 80 K XV95 would be just fine.

However, to confirm I recommend you get a load calc from selling dealer in writing or at least run a load calc yourself. I can provide a link, a very cheap nominal fee for something this important.

What are you doing about AC? Filter box cabinet?

Keep in mind the XV95 80 K size comes in both 3 and 4 ton rated blower for AC.

I recommend HW Prestige 2.0 stat and have set up for DOD.

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Thank you Tigerdunes.

We are keeping our 2002 Trane 3.5 ton condensing unit along with the Trane 4 ton a coil.

The proposal includes Air Bear Media air cleaner filter. After the furnace model number and size, there is a 4V in parenthesis. Checked the notes I took during the presentation, and I've written 4 ton drive with 80,000 BTU.

The proposal says Honeywell IAQ programmable control, however the brochure included is for the Honeywell VisionPro 8000. Something we need to verify. What are the advantages of the Prestige 2.0, and what is DOD?

Thank you in advance.

You want a true two stage thermostat that handles furnace staging based on demand not a timer on control board or a software algorithm that will always go to high stage whether needed or not.

Definitely not HW Vision Pro 8000 series.

Prestige 2.0 is the latest and greatest premium stat from HW.

DOD is dehumidify on demand feature for AC cooling.

I would want Trane's Perfect Fit media filter cabinet over the Air Bear.

XV95 mdl number TUH2B080A9V4VB 40 17.5 28 49,500/76,000 95 Yes

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VisionPro 8000 has always had a 2 stage version available, and the new generation can do DOD. I see no reason to avoid it.

What Vision Pro model number then?

TD

Here's an incomplete update. My husband neglected to get the actual name and model number. It will be a two state thermostat, with a wired connection to an outdoor thermometer that will lower the humidity if the temperature drops.

If you're sure it's the "IAQ" version that's all that matters. Has everything you need.