Ways to Save
Enjoy the Comfort and Value of Bryant
Bryant has been America's leading choice for indoor comfort since 1904. In addition to providing reliable year-round comfort, our energy-efficient products also offer considerable money savings to homeowners like you.
Your dealer can help you calculate the money you'll save with your new Bryant home comfort equipment. By locating the zone in which you live and identifying the product you are purchasing, you will be able to see the type of savings you can enjoy with Bryant.
The combination of reliability and energy-efficiency makes Bryant products the number one choice for homeowners all across America.
h2. Gas Furnaces
*To Use This Chart:*
# Determine the AFUE/SEER of your current system.
# From the map determine the zone you live in, enter the table and cross reference your zone with the  AFUE/SEER of your current system to determine your approximate annual heating/cooling costs.
# Compare your annual heating/cooling costs to that of a new system with a higher AFUE/SEER.
LARGE TABLE HERE
_Costs in the chart are based on a 50,000 BTUH design heating requirement using an average fuel rate of $0.626 per therm and a nominal 3-ton air conditioner using an average electrical rate of $0.0860 per kilowat-hour. The Plus 90i and Plus 80 Variable Speed improve air conditiner efficiency, allowing a 12 SEER system to operate as efficiently as a 13 SEER system. "Heating" and "Cooling" figures shown include costs for cycled fan operation. "Fan" figures shown are additional costs for continuous fan operation._
h2. Air Conditioners & Heat Pumps
*To Use This Chart:
# Use the map to locate the zone where you live.
# Determine the SEER/HSPF of your current system. Typically, >10 years old = 6.0 SEER/5.0 HSPF, 5-10 years old = 8.0 SEER/5.6 HSPF, <5 years old = 10.0 SEER/7.0 HSPF
# Using the chart, cross reference your current SEER/HSPF with your color to determine your !>http://energywebsolutions.net/img/1904/5090.jpg! approximate annual cooling/heating cost. 4. Compare your annual cooling/heating cost to that of a new system with higher SEER/HSPF.
LARGE TABLE HERE
_Information in this chart is based on the average 3 ton heat pump with an average electricity rate of $0.0860 per kilowatt-hour._
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