The six cards below preserve every boiler shown on the current Climate Systems page. Carrier’s current U.S. catalog has changed: Performance 84 (BW3), Comfort 80 (BS2), and Performance 86 (BW5) remain current listings, while Performance 95, Performance 90, and Comfort 82 should be treated as legacy listings until Climate Systems confirms availability or a current replacement. Final efficiency, fuel, output, venting, sizing, and domestic-hot-water capability depend on the exact quoted model and configuration.
The ultra-compact, modulating hot-water boiler currently shown on the Climate Systems page. Confirm local availability because this model is not in Carrier’s current U.S. boiler catalog.
The high-efficiency gas-fired hot-water boiler currently shown by Climate Systems. Confirm local availability because this model is not in Carrier’s current U.S. boiler catalog.
A current Carrier gas-fired hot-water boiler designed for dependable radiant heating in a compact, durable cast-iron package.
The gas-fired hot-water boiler currently shown by Climate Systems for straightforward radiant-heating comfort. Confirm current local availability and the replacement model.
Carrier’s current cast-iron steam boiler option for homes that use steam radiators and need durable, standard-efficiency heating.
A current Carrier oil-fired hot-water boiler with a built-in tankless coil that can also produce domestic hot water.
Compare boilers with Carrier furnaces, heat pumps, air conditioners, ductless systems, controls, indoor-air-quality products, and commercial equipment.
Discuss fuel type, hot-water or steam distribution, heat loss, venting, available space, controls, domestic-hot-water needs, current equipment availability, and budget.
Answers to common questions about gas and oil boilers, hot-water and steam systems, AFUE, domestic hot water, availability, and estimates.
This page preserves all six products shown by Climate Systems: Performance 95, Performance 90, Performance 84, Comfort 82, Comfort 80, and Performance 86. Carrier’s current U.S. catalog includes Performance 84 (BW3), Comfort 80 (BS2), and Performance 86 (BW5); availability or current replacements should be confirmed for the other three legacy listings.
A hot-water boiler circulates heated water through baseboards, radiators, or radiant-floor tubing. A steam boiler sends steam through a steam-piping and radiator system. The boiler must match the existing distribution system and cannot be selected from AFUE alone.
A heating professional should calculate the building’s heat loss and review the connected radiation, construction, insulation, windows, design temperature, piping, and domestic-hot-water load. Replacing a boiler with the same input size can repeat an earlier oversizing problem.
Yes, when the system is designed for it. Carrier’s current Performance 86 BW5 oil boiler includes a tankless coil for domestic-hot-water production. Other boiler installations may use a compatible indirect water heater. Climate Systems should verify capacity and household demand.
Contact Climate Systems online or call 724-935-3900. Our team can review the distribution system, fuel, heat loss, venting, domestic-hot-water needs, current Carrier options, and installation pricing.
Climate Systems Heating and Cooling
11584 Perry Hwy, Wexford, PA 15090
Phone: 724-935-3900
Email: climatesystems@gmail.com
PA License #: 044507