Oxbox HVAC packaged units are built tough and compact, making them the ideal choice for saving space inside. Our selection of models is compatible with a wide variety of homes, including flexible configurations for an air conditioner, heat pump, air handler, or furnaces.

We've combined multiple components into a single heater and air conditioner in one unit that sits outside your home to deliver the comfort you’re looking for—heat in the winter and cooling in the summer. Carrier packaged products come with a 10 …

Oxbox, a Trane brand, offers affordable, reliable, and easy to service HVAC systems, including air handlers, heat pumps, furnaces, packaged units, and coils.

Simplify your comfort with all-in-one HVAC systems that bundle heating and cooling components in a single box. Unlike split systems, these systems only use one outdoor unit and work best in mobile and modular homes or homes without basements or attics.

Lennox ® packaged units are an all-in-one heating and cooling solution that installs outside, with no indoor furnace or air handler required. They're ideal for homes built on a crawlspace instead of a basement and are perfect for rooftop installation. Gas/electric, air conditioner, and heat pump models are available, depending on your needs.

Find optimal comfort with an air conditioner and furnace bundled in a single box. Gas and electric packaged systems switch between two fuel sources for maximum efficiency. What to look for: Energy efficiency, cost, and heating and cooling stages. Control your home's climate on the go with Trane's smart thermostat.

A packaged HVAC system is a heating and cooling system that fits all necessary equipment into one cabinet. While split system air conditioners will have one indoor unit and one outdoor unit, packaged system air conditioners fit everything needed to cool your home in just one outdoor unit.

Dual-Fuel Packaged Units combine cooling with heat pump and gas heating for optimal year-long performance in one self-contained unit. The airtightness of the equipment is part of the overall way to measure HVAC performance and efficiency.