Airease-Johnson HVAC Age by Serial Number
Parent Company: Lennox
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😊The age of your Airease-Johnson HVAC system CAN  be determined by the serial number located on the data plate.
😡The age of your Airease-Johnson HVAC system CAN NOT be determined by a manufactured date located on the data plate.
Many manufacturers such as Airease-Johnson HVAC, encode the date of manufacture in their serial number.
Airease-Johnson HVAC Age Format #1
Airease-Johnson 9-Digit, Alphanumeric Serial Numbers
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Airease-Johnson 10-Digit, Alphanumeric Serial Number
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Airease-Johnson 10-Digit, Alphanumeric Serial Number
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Listing Category Description About Airease
Nearly a century ago, AirEase was founded in Columbus, Ohio, by Lennox Furnace Company—one of America’s leading manufacturing interests. Building on the Lennox tradition of excellence, AirEase was quickly established as a trusted source for affordable, high-quality heating and cooling. Today, our products are still proudly assembled in the United States under the Allied Air name.
About Airease
Nearly a century ago, AirEase was founded in Columbus, Ohio, by Lennox Furnace Company—one of America’s leading manufacturing interests. Building on the Lennox tradition of excellence, AirEase was quickly established as a trusted source for affordable, high-quality heating and cooling. Today, our products are still proudly assembled in the United States under the Allied Air name.
Airease-Johnson HVAC equipment life expectancy
Many homeowners want a Home Inspector to predict how long their HVAC equipment will last. This is simply impossible and beyond the scope of a Home Inspection — depending on the model, installation, maintenance, and fuel source its lifetime could be anywhere between 1 to 30 years or more.
The first step you should take when determining the HVAC equipment’s age is to check the manufacturer’s label attached to the unit.
The label will often include pertinent information including:
- Manufacturer Name
- Brand Name
- Manufacture Date
- Model Number
- Serial Number
If you can’t determine the installation date of the HVAC Equipment, it’s worth checking to see if you’re nearing time for a replacement based on the manufactured date/age. You can use the model number in conjunction with the serial number of the unit in order to determine the HVAC equipment’s age.Â
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