Keeprite Furnace

Reliable Heating On Demand

When it comes to your home’s heating system, you want a reliable and efficient furnace that will keep you and your family warm during the cold winter months. If you’re in the market for a new furnace, look no further than KeepRite Furnaces.

Find the KeepRite Furnace Perfect for Your Budget

KeepRite offers 3 levels of furnaces so anyone can find the ideal product to suit their needs and budgets. KeepRite Furnaces all come with the benefits and warranties previously mentioned. 

Ion Series
The Ion Series is KeepRite’s top-of-the-line furnace. This series offers several conveniences to make your furnace easy to control and maintain a comfortable home. The ion System Control with WiFi allows you to optimize furnace performance from anywhere in your home.

QuietComfort Series
The QuietComfort Series from KeepRite is the standard unit that will be the ideal match for most consumers. This series is the perfect balance of price and performance. These units offer top-of-the-line heating with little to no noise, as the name implies. 

Performance Series
KeepRite’s Performance Series is the more budget-friendly option when looking for a new furnace. While these units come with all the benefits of a KeepRite Furnace, you miss out on some of the features that come with the Performace and Ion Series.

Benefits of a KeepRite Furnace

Consistent Comfort
The two-stage system operates at low heat most of the time and automatically modulates to higher heat production if the temperature drops. Run the high-efficiency fan continuously to improve indoor air quality. The variable-speed motor can also help increase comfort by maximizing moisture removal during cooling operation.

Reliable
Direct Hot Surface Ignition System features an advanced silicon nitride igniter for years of reliable starts. Never worry about your furnace failing to ignite again.

Durable
The RPJ® III primary heat exchanger is made of corrosion-resistant weld-free stainless steel. The unique integrated ripple-edged design forces more heat to the outside surface area for higher efficiency. By evenly distributing heat, feel comfortable knowing your unit is less likely to break down from constant use during the winter months. 

Heating On Demand
The two-stage redundant gas valve, two-speed induced draft blower assembly, and variable-speed motor operate normally at the lower stage and ramp up as needed. These features not only make sure your home is always comfortable but can save your wallet when those utility bills come in. 

Quiet
Variable-speed circulation blower motor is pre-lubricated, dynamically balanced, and resilient mounted to reduce vibration and noise.

System Monitoring
State-of-the-art electronic controls monitor system operation and allow for advanced diagnostics, a timesaving tool for technicians.

Additional Benefits of a KeepRite Furnace
Along with these benefits, all KeepRite Furnaces include:

* See published warranty for complete details.

Department of Energy Measurements and Standards

In 1992, the Department of Energy set up a system to measure efficiency and established efficiency standards for the heating and cooling industry. Any predated, inefficient units can be wasting your energy dollars. Remember, no product can be 100% energy efficient.

Actual savings on a new Comfortmaker unit depend on several variables: the weather in your area, utility costs, the insulation of your home, the installation of your existing system, and your personal comfort preferences.

Generally, if you live in a hot climate, you may benefit from a higher SEER cooling unit. If the cold outlasts the warm weather and you have above average fuel costs, you may need a higher AFUE furnace.

The Energy Star Program
The Energy Star Program, initiated by the Department of Energy and the EPA, promotes the use of energy-efficient products. Look for the Energy Star symbol on Comfortmaker units that rate in the high numbers of efficiency. Comfortmaker is manufactured by International Comfort Products, LLC Corporation (USA), a voluntary partner in this government program.

SEER
SEER stands for Season Energy Efficiency Ratio and applies to central air conditioners and heat pumps. The minimum set by the Department of Energy is 13 SEER and for Energy Star, 14 SEER. The higher the SEER, the greater the energy economy.

AFUE
AFUE stands for Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency and applies to heating products. The minimum set by the Department of Energy is 78% AFUE and for Energy Star, 90% AFUE. The higher the AFUE, the greater the energy economy.

HSPF
HSPF stands for Heating Seasonal Performance Factor and measures heat pump efficiency. The minimum set by the Department of Energy is 6.8 HSPF and for Energy Star, 8 HSPF. The higher the HSPF, the greater the energy economy.

Matching systems
Matching components help a system achieve maximum design efficiency. Your Comfortmaker dealer follows our recommendations when installing the outside condensing unit for an air conditioner and the evaporator coil inside with your furnace or air handler. In a split system like this, the outside and inside must be matched. If you update one and not the other, you lose efficiency.