How old is my Ameristar?

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.

Ameristar appliances

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

• Ameristar furnace15–25 yrs
• Ameristar air conditioner12–17 yrs
• Ameristar heat pump10–15 yrs

The lineup includes central air conditioners, heat pumps, gas furnaces, air handlers, packaged units, indoor evaporator coils and ductless mini-split systems.

Ameristar is a lower-cost line of home heating and cooling equipment from Trane Technologies, run by the same business that sells American Standard systems. It covers the main pieces of a central system, including air conditioners, heat pumps, gas furnaces, air handlers and packaged units, and is aimed at buyers on a tighter budget.

Trane Technologies

Owned by

Trane Technologies (sold through its American Standard Heating and Air Conditioning business)

Headquarters

Swords, County Dublin, Ireland (Trane Technologies)

Sister brands: Trane, American Standard, RunTru, Oxbox.

• 1913: The Trane Company, whose present-day parent now makes Ameristar equipment, was incorporated in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
• 1984: Trane was acquired by American Standard Companies.
• 2008: Ingersoll Rand completed its purchase of Trane.
• 2020: Ingersoll Rand split off its other businesses and renamed itself Trane Technologies, which now owns Trane, American Standard and Ameristar.

We do not have recall coverage for Ameristar yet. Search our indexed notices and confirm with the manufacturer.