APPLICATION BULLETIN

SSC-APB005-EN
TOPIC:
Coil airside pressure drop versus airflow for 4FX style furnace coils.
Wet coil pressure drop characteristics for cooling coils
Airside pressure drop in inches water column ("wg) versus airflow in cubic feet per minute (CFM)
PRESSURE DROP
Model
0.05

0.10

0.15

0.20

0.25

0.30

0.35

0.40

4FX*(A,B,C)024AC3

310

530

740

930

1110

1280

1450

1610

4FX*(B,C,D)036AC3

510

860

1160

1440

1710

1960

2200

2430

4FX*(B,C,D)042AC3

360

570

750

910

1060

1200

1340

1460

4FX*(B,C,D)048AC3

410

680

920

1130

1330

1520

1700

1880

4FX*(B,C,D)060AC3

570

940

1270

1570

1840

2110

2360

2600

4FX*(B,C,D)061AC3

390

650

880

1080

1280

1460

1630

1800

4FXCH024AC3CHA

290

470

620

760

890

1020

1130

1250

4FXCH036AC3CHA

310

520

700

860

1020

1160

1300

1430

4FXCH048AC3CHA

510

850

1150

1410

1670

1900

2130

2350

4FXCH060AC3CHA

550

900

1190

1460

1710

1940

2160

2370

4FXFH024AC3CHA

390

630

830

1020

1190

1350

1500

1640

4FXFH036AC3CHA

740

1170

1540

1860

2160

2430

2690

2940

4FXFH060AC3CHA

610

970

1270

1540

1790

2020

2240

2450

* = C or A
C = Cased Coil
A = Uncased Coil

Product Application Engineering

Residential Comfort & Efficiency
Since Trane has a policy of continuous product improvement, it reserves the right to change
design and specifications without notice. Trane 2012
Issue Date: February 09, 2012