How old is my American Standard?

1. Find the rating label. Where to look on each kind of appliance.
2. Take a photo of the whole label, or note the model and serial numbers.
3. Use the lookup below. It is free, and no account is needed. A date is shown only when the available evidence supports it.

American Standard appliances

How to find the age, the serial number, typical life and parts for each:

• American Standard furnace15–25 yrs
• American Standard air conditioner12–17 yrs
• American Standard heat pump10–15 yrs

The range covers furnaces, central air conditioners and heat pumps in Platinum, Gold and Silver tiers, plus packaged systems, indoor air-quality products, thermostats and light commercial equipment.

American Standard Heating & Air Conditioning is a home comfort brand of Trane Technologies, sold through its own dealer network alongside Trane. It is unrelated today to the American Standard plumbing fixtures business, which was sold off separately in 2007.

Trane Technologies; the rating plates shown in Trane's label guide name the maker as the manufacturer of both Trane and American Standard equipment

Owned by

Trane Technologies

Headquarters

Swords, County Dublin, Ireland (Trane Technologies)

Product lines

Platinum, Gold, Silver

Sister brands: Trane, RunTru, Ameristar, Oxbox.

• 1929: American Radiator merged with Standard Sanitary, forming the company later known as American Standard.
• 1984: American Standard bought The Trane Company.
• 2007: American Standard split up, sold its plumbing arm, and renamed its remaining air-conditioning business Trane.
• 2008: Ingersoll Rand acquired Trane, including the American Standard heating and air conditioning brand.
• 2020: The parent company took the name Trane Technologies.

Every American Standard check is compared with Health Canada, U.S. CPSC and U.S. NHTSA recall notices.