Settle into the highest level of clean comfortable air conditioners.

    Midwest Mechanical is committed to helping you find the best solution for heating & cooling your Wichita area home or business.

    2 air conditioning units outside of a house

    At Trane, we design, test, and build our own parts. We push them beyond industry standards, making sure they match the quality and innovation people expect when they own a Trane. Each detail is expertly designed and rigorously tested.We put our products through 16 weeks of bone-chilling cold and blistering heat, in repeating two-week sessions. Some units endure more than 2,600 hours of continuous testing. We’ve even encased units in solid ice to make sure they keep running.

    The result of our rigorous testing? Reliable units are guaranteed to keep you comfortable in even the most extreme climates.

    Benefits of an Infinity Series Air Conditioner

    • Efficiency ratings of up to 21 SEER
    • Compressor sound blanket and Silencer System II™ design
    • Superior humidity and temperature control
    • Quiet operation (as low as 65 decibels)
    • Two-stage compressor for better comfort and quiet operation
    • Integration with other Carrier Infinity Series products for enhanced comfort control and efficiency
    • Control your air conditioner from anywhere with an Touch Screen Wi-Fi Infinity Series Control
    • WeatherArmor Ultra™ protection

    High performance, excellent reliability, and energy efficiency – that’s what you can expect from the Performance™ Series Air Conditioners. Packed with innovation. They condition your air quietly and affordably.

    Benefits of a Performance™ Series Air Conditioner:

    • Up to 17 SEER cooling efficiency
    • Two-stage compressor available for increased energy efficiency and dehumidification
    • Sound: as low as 72 decibels
    • Superior humidity and temperature control
    • WeatherArmor Ultra™ protection

    Buying A Cheaper Air Conditioner:

    John Ruskin (1819-1900), “It’s unwise to pay too much, but it’s worse to pay too little. When you pay too much, you lose a little money – that’s all. When you pay too little, you sometimes lose everything, because the thing you bought was incapable of doing the thing it was bought to do…”

    This holds true today, and here are some of the consequences of paying too little:
    • Higher heating and cooling bills
    • Poor Cooling
    • Premature breakdowns
    • General frustration with system performance
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