Quick Reference Guide

Air Heating and Cooling Coils

for Comfort, Commercial, and Industrial
Applications

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Introduction
Trane makes a variety of heating and cooling water coils, steam coils, and refrigerant coils. Coil
capacities, pressure drops and selection procedures are certified in accordance with AHRI Standard
410. Trane coils are available with six distinct fin configurations: 3/8-inch tube Omega-Flo™ H, 
1/2-inch tube Delta-Flo™ E, 1/2-inch tube Delta-Flo H, 5/8-inch tube Prima-Flo™ E, 5/8-inch tube 
Prima-Flo H, and 1-inch tube Sigma-Flo™). H fins offer increased capacities and higher moisture
carryover face velocity limits when compared to E fins. Infinitely variable fin spacing (IVS) is
available on all coil fin surfaces so that heating and cooling loads can be matched more precisely
than traditional “fixed” fin spacings, tailoring the coil to the specific application need.

AHRI 410 Certified The AHRI certification emblem is a mark of assurance that a product performs as the
manufacturer claims. In order for a product line to carry an AHRI certification label, a
manufacturer must submit a representative sample of the applicable product annually to
an independent testing agency for validation of the performance claims. Only if the
product performs as claimed will AHRI list the product line in one of the six-certification
directories.
Specifying AHRI certified coils allows you to differentiate between manufacturers that
subject their equipment to performance verification and those that claim they meet AHRI
410 standards.
Trane air heating and air cooling coils are either AHRI ACHC-certified or not certified by
AHRI. All coils in this catalog are AHRI ACHC-certified except for those noted.

CRN The Canadian Registration Number, or CRN, is given to companies that comply with
Canada’s Technical Safety Standards Act concerning pressure vessel safety. In Trane air-
handling systems, the CRN applies to coils classified as Category H fittings. Most
government and industrial customers require the HVAC supplier to have a CRN. Trane has
earned a CRN for all steam and water coils used in Performance air handlers.

Copyright
This document and the information in it are the property of Trane, and may not be used or
reproduced in whole or in part without written permission. Trane reserves the right to revise this
publication at any time, and to make changes to its content without obligation to notify any person
of such revision or change.

Trademarks
All trademarks referenced in this document are the trademarks of their respective owners.
CompleteCoat, Delta-Flo, Omega-Flo, Prima-Flo, Sigma-Flo, TOPSS, Trane, and the Trane logo are
trademarks or registered trademarks of Trane in the United States and other countries.

Revision History
This update includes the Phase Out of D, OD, DD, A, WA, WS and W-1Row coils.

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Table of Contents
Coil Applications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Heating and Cooling Water Coils . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Steam Coils . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Refrigerant Coils . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Replacement and Special Coils . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Common Design Specials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Moisture Carryover Limits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Coil Performance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Water Formulas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Steam Formulas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Coil Fin Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Infinitely Variable Fin Spacing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Internally Enhanced Tubes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Turbulators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
CompleteCoat Coil Coating . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Chemical Resistance Chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

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Coil Applications
Water (Hydronic) Coils
Tube High GPM,
Coil Dia Cooling Heating1 General Low press Low press Cleanable Drainable Drainable
Type (in) Rows Rows purpose drop drop Low GPM tubes each row at header Circuit Type
3W 3/8 2-8 1-6 • • Single row feed
Double row
3U 3/8 4,6,8 4 • • feed
Full and
3F2 3/8 4-8 fractional row
feed
WL 1/2 2-8 2-6 • Single row feed

WP 1/2 2-8 2-6 • • Half row feed

UW 1/2 2-8 2-6 • Single row feed

UP 1/2 2-8 2-6 • • Half row feed

LL 1/2 4-8 4-6 • • Double row

feed

UU 1/2 4,8 4 • • Double row

feed
Full and
FD3 1/2 4,6 fractional row
feed
Full tube feed,
UA4 1/2 2 • • alternate tube
coil
Full and
H45 1/2 2,4,6 fractional row
feed
Full and
UF3 1/2 4-8 fractional row
feed
W 5/8 3-8 1-6 • • Single row feed

5W 5/8 2 1,2 • • Single row feed

Double row
WD 5/8 6-12 6 • • feed
Full and
H5 5/8 1-6 fractional row
feed

5D 5/8 6,8,10 6 • • Double row

feed
D1 5/8 3-12 3-6 • • Single row feed
Double row
D2 5/8 6-12 6 • • feed

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Water (Hydronic) Coils

Tube High GPM,
Coil Dia Cooling Heating1 General Low press Low press Cleanable Drainable Drainable
Type (in) Rows Rows purpose drop drop Low GPM tubes each row at header Circuit Type
K 5/8 2-12 2-6 • • • Single row feed

P2 5/8 2,4,6 2,4,6 • • 2-tube feed

P4 5/8 2-8 2-6 • • 4-tube feed

P8 5/8 4,8 4 • • 8-tube feed

T, ST 5/8 1,2 • 1-tube feed

TT 5/8 1,2 • 2-tube feed

Full and
F5 5/8 in 2-8 fractional row
feed
Single row
NS 1 1 feed, steam
distributing
Full row feed,
N 1 1 steam
distributing
Notes:
1. Heating coils can be offered in higher row number as a special.
2. 3F coils are not certified by AHRI with R-134a, R-404A, R-407C, R-507A refrigerants.
3. UF and FD coils produced since 2001 are UL-listed for use with R-410A refrigerant. UF and FD coils produced prior to 2001 are not UL-listed for R-410A
refrigerant. UF and FD coils are not certified by AHRI with R-134a, R-404A, R-407C, R-507A refrigerants. 3F coils are not certified by AHRI with R-
134a, R-404A, R-407C, R-507A refrigerants.
4. All coils are fully tubed except for WA, UA, and A coils which have alternate tube construction (half of fin holes have tubes, half of fin holes are empty.
5. H, H4, and F coils are not certified by AHRI.

Steam Coil Control

Applications Refrigerant1
Tube Dia Non-
Coil Type (in) Modulating Modulating R-22 R-134a R-410A R-404A R-407C R-507A
T, ST 5/8 •
NS 1 • •
N 1 • •
3F4 3/8 •
H42 1/2 • • • • • •
UF3 1/2 • s •4 s s

H2 5/8 • •
F2 5/8 • s s
Notes:
1. s = Special selection
2. H, H4, and F coils are not certified by AHRI.
3. UF and FD coils produced since 2001 are UL-listed for use with R-410A refrigerant. UF and FD coils produced prior to 2001 are not UL-listed for R-410A
refrigerant. UF and FD coils are not certified by AHRI with R-134a, R-404A, R-407C, R-507A refrigerants.
4. 3F coils are not certified by AHRI with R-134a, R-404A, R-407C, R-507A refrigerants.

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Coil Applications
Max.Std. Operating
Finned Fin Spacing Finned Tube Conditions1 Tube dia Application
Coil Coil Type Coil Drawing Features Rows Width per Foot Length Material Press PSI Temp F (inch) Heat Cool

Airflow
• Copper headers
• 1-row, 2-row Refer to air Aluminum Refer to air Copper
drainable at 1, 2, 4,
3W handler Omega-Flo H handler 0.012 in. 200 220 3/8
header 6, 8
Water • 2Climate Changer catalogs2 84-168 catalogs2 0.020 in.
Water
out
in air handlers only

• Copper headers
Refer to air Aluminum Refer to air Copper
Airflow
• Drainable at
3U header 4,6,8 handler Omega-Flo H handler 0.012 in. 200 220 3/8
Water
• 2Climate Changer catalogs2 84-168 catalogs2 0.020 in.
Water
in
air handlers only
out

Aluminum
Airflow
Prima-Flo E or Copper
3 Prima-Flo H
12, 18, 24, 0.020 in.
• Copper headers (same 80-168
27, 30, 33, 12-168 0.024 in.
W • Drainable at end 200 220 5/8 in.
header 36, 42, 45, inches 0.035 in.
supply/ Copper
48, 51, 54
Water
out Water
return) Red Brass
in
Prima-Flo E or
Prima-Flo H 0.049 in
96-168
Aluminum
Airflow 12, 18, 19, Prima-Flo E or Copper
22, 24, 27, Prima-Flo H 0.020 in.
• Copper headers 28, 30, 31, 80-168
4, 6, 8, 12-168 0.024 in.
W • Drainable at 33, 34, 36, 200 220 5/8 in.
header 10, 123 inches 0.035 in.
Water Water 37, 42, 43, Copper3
out in
45, 48, 49, Prima-Flo E or Red Brass
51, 54, 55 Prima-Flo H 0.049 in
96-168

Airflow

Aluminum
• Copper headers 12, 18, 24, Delta-Flo E Copper
12-168
WL • 2-row drainable 2, 4, 6, 8 30, 33, 36, 72-180 or 0.016 in. 200 220 1/2 in.
inches
Water
out Water
in
at header 42, 48, 54 Delta-Flo H 0.025in.
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Finned Fin Spacing Finned Tube Conditions1 Application

Coil Coil Type Coil Drawing Features Rows Width per Foot Length Material Press PSI Temp F Tube dia Heat Cool

Airflow
• Copper headers Aluminum
• 2-row drainable 12, 18, 24, Delta-Flo E Copper
at header 12-168
WP 2, 4, 6, 8 30, 33, 36, 72-180 or 0.016 in. 200 220 1/2 in.
• Low water flow inches
Water
• 2 Climate Changer 42, 48, 54 Delta-Flo H 0.025in.
84-168
out Water
in air handlers only

Airflow
Aluminum
• Copper headers Refer to air Delta-Flo E Refer to air Copper
2, 4,
UW • 2Climate Changer handler 72-168 or handler 0.016 in. 200 220 1/2 in.
6, 8
air handlers only catalogs2 Delta-Flo H catalogs2 0.025in.
Water
Water
out
in 84-168

Aluminum
Airflow

• Copper headers Refer to air Delta-Flo E Refer to air Copper

• Low water flow 2, 4,
UP handler 72-168 or handler 0.016 in. 200 220 1/2 in.
• 2Climate Changer 6, 8
air handlers only catalogs2 Delta-Flo H catalogs2 0.025in.
Water
Water
out
in 84-168

12-126 Copper 200 250 5/8 in.

inches 0.020 in. One
Copper row
1
Aluminum 0.024 in. heating
12-168 only
Prima-Flo E or 0.035 in. 200 250 5/8 in.
• Copper headers 12, 18, 21, inches
• Drainable at Prima-Flo H Red Brass
24, 27, 30,
header 80-168 0.049 in
5W 33, 36, 42,
• Same end  Copper
supply/return 45, 48, 51,
Prima-Flo E or Copper
connection 54
Prima-Flo H 0.020 in.
96-168
12-168 0.024 in.
2 200 220 5/8 in.
inches 0.035 in.
Red Brass
0.049 in

Aluminum
Prima-Flo E or Copper
18, 19, 22, Prima-Flo H
Airflow

• Copper supply/

Coil Applications
return headers 24, 27, 30, 0.020 in.
80-168
• Low water 31, 33, 34, 12-168 0.024 in.
WD Water
6, 8, 10 200 220 5/8 in.
Water
in
pressure drop 36, 37, 42, inches 0.035 in.
out
• Drainable at 49, 51, 54, Copper
Red Brass
header 55 Prima-Flo E or
Prima-Flo H 0.049 in
96-168
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8

Coil Applications
per Foot Length Material Conditions1 Tube dia ation
Finned
Coil Coil Type Coil Drawing Features Rows Width Press PSI Temp F Heat Cool

Aluminum
• Copper headers Delta-Flo E
• Low water 18, 24, 30, Copper
Airflow
72-180 18-168
LL Water pressure drop 4, 6, 8 33, 36, 42, 0.016 in. 200 220 1/2 in.
out
• Drainable at or inches
48, 54 0.025 in.
header Delta-Flo H
84-168

• Copper headers Aluminum

• Low water Delta-Flo E
Airflow
pressure drop Refer to air Refer to air Copper
72-168
UU • Drainable at 4, 8 handler handler 0.016 in. 200 220 1/2 in.
or
header catalogs2 catalogs2 0.025 in.
Water
in
• 2Climate Changer Delta-Flo H
air handlers only 84-168

• Copper supply/ Aluminum

return headers Prima-Flo E or Copper
• Dual supply and Prima-Flo H
return 0.020 in.
43, 45, 80-168
connections 12-168 0.024 in.
5D 6, 8, 10 49, 51, 200 220 5/8 in.
• High GPM, low inches 0.035 in.
water pressure 55 Copper
Red Brass
drop Prima-Flo E or
• Drainable at Prima-Flo H 0.049 in
header 96-168

Aluminum
12, 18, 19, Prima-Flo E or Copper
22, 24, 27, Prima-Flo H 0.020 in.
• Copper supply/ 3, 4, 6, 30, 31, 33, 80-168
return headers 12-168 0.024 in.
D1 8, 10, 34, 36, 37, 200 220 5/8 in
• Drainable at each inches 0.035 in.
row 123 42, 43, 45, Copper3
48, 49, 51, Prima-Flo E or Red Brass
54, 55 Prima-Flo H 0.049 in
96-168

Aluminum
• Copper supply/ 18, 19, 22, Prima-Flo E or Copper
30, Prima-Flo H
Airflow

return headers 24, 27, 0.020 in.

• High GPM, low 31, 33, 34, 80-168
6, 8, 18-168 0.024 in.
D2 water pressure 36, 37, 42, 200 220 5/8 in
10, 123
Water
in
drop inches 0.035 in.
Water
out 43, 45, 48, Copper3
• Drainable at each Red Brass
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49, 51, 54, Prima-Flo E or

row 55 0.049 in
Prima-Flo H
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Finned Fin Spacing Finned Tube Conditions1 Application

Coil Coil Type Coil Drawing Features Rows Width per Foot Length Material Press PSI Temp F Tube dia Heat Cool
2, 4, 6, Aluminum
• Copper supply/ 8, 10, Prima-Flo E or Copper
return headers 123
• Removable cast Prima-Flo H
Airflow 0.020 in.
iron intermediate 12, 18, 24, 80-168
3 12-168 0.024 in.
K header covers 30, 33, 36, 200 220 5/8 in.
• Drainable at  (opposite inches 0.035 in.
Water 42, 48, 54 Copper3
Water in each row end Red Brass
out Prima-Flo E or
• Mechanically supply 0.049 in
cleanable
Prima-Flo H
and
96-168
return)
Aluminum
Prima-Flo E or Copper
Airflow Prima-Flo H 0.020 in.
• Steel and cast iron 80-168 0.024 in.
headers 12, 18, 12-120
P2 2, 4, 6 0.035 in. 200 220 5/8 in.
• 2-tube feed 24, 30 inches
Copper
• Low water flow
Prima-Flo E or Red Brass
Water Water Prima-Flo H 0.049 in.
out in 96-168
Aluminum
Prima-Flo E or Copper
Airflow
Prima-Flo H 0.020 in.
• Cast iron headers 80-168 0.024 in.
• 4-tube feed 2, 4, 12, 18, 12-120
P4 0.035 in. 200 220 5/8 in.
Water Water
• Low water flow 6, 8 24, 30 inches
out in Copper
Prima-Flo E or Red Brass
Prima-Flo H 0.049 in.
96-168
Aluminum
Airflow Prima-Flo E or Copper
Prima-Flo H 0.020 in.
• Cast iron headers 80-168 0.024 in.
18-120
P8 • 8-tube feed 4, 8 18, 24, 30 0.035 in. 200 220 5/8 in
• Low water flow inches
Water Copper
out
Water
Prima-Flo E or Red Brass
in Prima-Flo H 0.049 in.
96-168

• Copper supply/
return headers
• Low GPM Refer to air Aluminum Refer to air Copper
UA • Drainable at 2 handler Delta-Flo E handler 0.016 in. 200 220 1/2 in
header catalog2 72-168 catalog2 0.025 in.
• Same end

Coil Applications
connection
9
 Aluminum
10

Coil Applications
Prima-Flo E or
Water
out • Steel headers Prima-Flo H
• 2-tube feed 80-168 Copper
12, 18, 12-96
TT • Low GPM 1 0.020 in. 225 325 5/8 in.
• Normally used as 24, 30 inches
Copper 0.024 in.
duct coil Prima-Flo E or
Water Prima-Flo H
in
96-168

Aluminum
Prima-Flo E or T: Copper
• Steel headers 225 325 5/8 in.
0.020 in.
Water
out
• 1-tube feed Prima-Flo H 6-72
• Low GPM 80, 110, 150 inches 0.024 in.
6, 9, 12,
T, ST • Normally used  1, 2 Copper
as duct coil 15, 18 225 325 5/8 in.
Copper ST: 0.035 in.
• ST coil has slip Prima-Flo E 6-42
and drive flange Red Brass
or Prima-Flo H inches
Water 350 400 5/8 in.
in 96, 108, 144 0.049 in.

Notes: 1Tube side. Pressure or temperature limits may be different under Canadian Registration Number (CRN) for some coils. Please contact your sales representative. 2Dedicated for use
in Performance, M-Series, Modular, and T-Series Climate Changer air handlers only. See product catalogs for fin information. 3For 12-row coils larger than 33 inches, only aluminum
fin option is available.

Steam Coils
Max.Std. Operating
Finned Fin Spacing Finned Tube Conditions1 Application
Coil Coil Type Coil Drawing Features Rows Width per Foot Length Material Press PSI Temp F Tube dia Heat Cool
Aluminum Copper
Prima-Flo E 0.020 in.
or T: 100 400 5/8 in.
0.024 in.
• Steel headers Prima-Flo H 6-72 0.035 in.
• 1-tube feed 80, 110, 150 inches
6, 9, 12,
T, ST • Non-modulating 1, 2
• ST coil has slip 15, 18
Copper ST:
and drive flange Prima-Flo E 6-42 Red Brass
200 450 5/8 in.
or inches 0.049 in.
Prima-Flo H
96, 108, 144

• Cast iron headers Aluminum Copper 100 400 1 in.

• Same end supply/ Sigma-Flo 0.031 in.
Steam return 42-132
in • Steam 12, 18,
NS 1 12-144
distributing 24, 30, 33
• On/off or Copper Red Brass
Sigma-Flo 200 400 1 in.
modulated steam 0.049 in.
applications 42-132
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• Cast iron headers Aluminum

• Opposite end 1 Sigma-Flo 100 400 1 in.
Steam
in supply/return (opposite 42-132 Copper
• Steam end 12, 18, 24, 0.031 in.
N 12-144
distributing supply 30, 33
• On/off or and Copper
Sigma-Flo Red Brass
modulated steam return)
Condensate
out 200 400 1 in.
applications 42-132 0.049 in.

1. Tube side. Pressure or temperature limits may be different under CRN for some coils. Please contact your sales representative.

Coil Applications
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12

Coil Applications
Max.Std.
Operating
Conditions1 Refrigerant
Finned Fin Spacing Finned Tube Press Temp Tube
Coil Coil Type Coil Drawing Features Rows Width per Foot Length Material PSI F dia R-22 R134a R410a R404a R507 R407C
Refrigerant
liquid in
• Venturi type
distributors
• Full face, face Refer to Copper
split or Aluminum Refer to air
air 0.013 in.
3F5 intertwined 4,6,8 Omega-Flo H handler 650 n/a 3/8 Special Special Special
handler internally
circuiting 84-168 catalogs2
• 2Climate catalogs2 enhanced
Changer air
Refrigerant
gas out
handlers only

Refrigerant
liquid in • Venturi type Copper
distributors Aluminum
• Full face, face 0.016 in.
split or Refer to Delta-Flo E smooth
Refer to air
intertwined air 72-168 tubes
UF4 4, 6, 8 handler 480 n/a 1/2 in Special Special Special
circuiting handler 0.016 in
2
• For use in catalog2
catalog2 Delta-Flo H internally
Climate enhanced
Changer air 84-168
Refrigerant handlers only 0.025 in.
gas out

• Used for higher

pressure
Airflow
refrigerant heat Aluminum
recovery 12, 18, Copper
applications Delta-Flo E
24, 30, 0.016 in.
• Partial 72-168 12-168
H43 2, 4, 6 33, 36, to 480 psi 650 n/a 1/2 in
refrigerant
Water
in inches
Refrigerant
condensing 42, 48, 0.025 in.
gas/liquid
54 Delta-Flo H
out • Available for up to 650 psi
to six 84-168
condensing
circuits

Refrigerant
liquid in Copper
Aluminum 0.016 in.
• Venturi type smooth
distributors 18, 24, Delta-Flo E
0.025 in.
• Full face, face 30, 33, 72-168 18-168
FD4 4, 6 smooth 480 n/a 1/2 in Special Special Special
split or 36, 42, inches
intertwined 48 0.016 in.
Delta-Flo H
circuiting internally
84-168
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Refrigerant enhanced
gas out
tubes
 Coil Applications

• Used for
refrigerant heat 12, 18,
recovery 24, 30,
Airflow
applications Aluminum
33, 36,
• Partial Prima-Flo E
1, 2, 3, 42, 48 24-168 Copper
H3 refrigerant or 300 n/a 5/8 in
condensing 4, 6 inches 0.020 in.
Prima-Flo H
Water
in
• Available for  54
72-168
Refrigerant

(2 to 6
gas/liquid
out up to six
condensing row only)
circuits
• Venturi type Aluminum
Airflow
distributors Prima-Flo E
• Full face or face or
Refrigerant
liquid in

Refrigerant
split circuiting 12, 18, Prima-Flo H Copper
• Some 3-row 2, 3, 4, 12-168
F3 24, 30, 80-168 0.020 in. 300 n/a 5/8 in
gas out
Special
circuits have 6, 8 inches
Airflow

33
Refrigerant
liquid in opposite end 0.024 in.
Refrigerant liquid and Copper
gas out
suction Sigma-Flo
connections 96-168
Notes:
1. Tube side. Pressure or temperature limits may be different under CRN for some coils. Please contact your sales representative.
2. Coil is dedicated for use in Performance (CSSA), M-Series (MCCB), Modular (MCCA), and T-Series (TSCB) Climate Changer air handlers only. Refer to product catalogs
CLCH-PRC022*-EN (Performance), CLCH-PRC003-EN (M-Series), CLCH-CS-7A (Modular), CLCH-PRC012-EN (T-Series) or call your local Trane sales engineer.
3. Type H, H4, and F coils are not certified by AHRI.
4. UF and FD coils produced since 2001 are UL-listed for use with R-410A refrigerant. UF and FD coils produced prior to 2001 are not UL-listed for R-410A refrigerant. UF
certified by AHRI with R-134a, R-404A, R-407C, R-507A refrigerants.
5. 3F coils are not certified by AHRI with R-134a, R-404A, R-407C, R-507A refrigerants.
6. All coils are fully tubed except for WA, UA, and A coils which have alternate tube construction (half of fin holes have tubes, half of fin holes are empty.

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Replacement and Special Coils

Finned Width Finned
Coil Coil Description Rows (in) Fin Spacing per Foot Length (in) Tube Material Tube dia
Aluminum Copper
Old style W coil
Prima-Flo E or Prima-Flo H 0.020 in.
(copper header) 2, 3, 4,
18, 24, 80-168 0.024 in.
OW 6, 8, 10, 12-168 5/8 in.
30, 33 Copper 0.035 in.
Pre-1981 W coil 12
Prima-Flo E or Prima-Flo H Red Brass
replacement
96-168 0.049 in
Aluminum Copper
Prima-Flo E or Prima-Flo H 0.020 in.
Old style D coil 2, 3, 4,
18, 24, 80-168 0.024 in.
OD replacement (copper 6, 8, 10, 12-168 5/8 in.
30, 33 Copper 0.035 in.
header) 12
Prima-Flo E or Prima-Flo H Red Brass
96-168 0.049 in
Aluminum Copper
Prima-Flo E or Prima-Flo H 0.020 in.
Old style K coil 2, 3, 4,
18, 24, 80-168 0.024 in.
OK replacement (copper 6, 8, 10, 12-168 5/8 in.
30, 33 Copper 0.035 in.
header) 12
Prima-Flo E or Prima-Flo H Red Brass
96-168 0.049 in
Aluminum Copper
Prima-Flo E or Prima-Flo H 0.020 in.
5/8 inch two-pass 12, 18, 24,
80-168 0.024 in.
WC same end 1 30, 33, 36, 12-168 5/8 in.
Copper 0.035 in.
connection 42, 48
Prima-Flo E or Prima-Flo H Red Brass
96-168 0.049 in
Aluminum Copper
Prima-Flo E or Prima-Flo H 0.020 in.
18, 24, 80-168 0.024 in.
XW Old style WA coil 2 12-168 5/8 in.
30, 33 Copper 0.035 in.
Prima-Flo E or Prima-Flo H Red Brass
96-168 0.049 in
One N coil header Copper
Aluminum and Copper
NN and one NS header 12, 18, 24, 0.031 in.
1 Sigma-Flo 12-144 1 in.
(NSN) (dual steam fed - 30, 33 Red Brass
42-132
special coil) 0.049 in.
Aluminum Copper
• Copper headers Prima-Flo E or Prima-Flo H 0.020 in.
12, 18, 24,
• Drainable headers 80-168 0.024 in.
5A 2 27, 30, 33, 12-168 5/8 in.
• Low GPM Copper 0.035 in.
• Alternate tube coil 36, 42, 51
Prima-Flo E or Prima-Flo H Red Brass
96-168 0.049 in
Aluminum Copper
4, 6, 8, Prima-Flo E or Prima-Flo H 0.020 in.
• Copper supply/ 80-168
10, 12 0.024 in.
return headers
12, 18, Copper 0.035 in.
• Cast iron 12-168 5/8 in.
D intermediate 3 24, 30, Prima-Flo E or Prima-Flo H Red Brass
headers 96-168
(opposite 33 0.049 in
• Drainable at each
row
end supply
and return)

• High GPM, low water 4, 8, 12 Aluminum Copper

pressure drop Prima-Flo E or Prima-Flo H 0.020 in.
• Cast iron supply / 80-168
return headers 6, 10 18, 24, 0.024 in. 5/8 in.
Copper 12-168
DD • Cast iron (opposite 30, 33 0.035 in.
intermediate Prima-Flo E or Prima-Flo H Red Brass
end supply
headers 96-168
and return) 0.049 in
• Drainable at each
row

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• Cast iron headers Aluminum Copper

• Opposite end supply Prima-Flo E or Prima-Flo H 0.020 in.
/return 1 6, 9, 12, 80-168 0.024 in. 5/8 in.
A • Unmodulating (opposite 18, 24, 30, Copper 12-168
steam type 0.035 in.
end supply 33 Prima-Flo E or Prima-Flo H
• On/off steam Red Brass
• applications
and return) 96-168
0.049 in
Aluminum Copper
1 Prima-Flo E or Prima-Flo H 0.020 in.
6, 9, 12, 80-168
• Cast iron header (opposite 0.024 in. 5/8 in.
WA 18, 24, 30, Copper 12-168
• Drainable at header end supply 0.035 in.
33 Prima-Flo E or Prima-Flo H
and return) Red Brass
96-168
0.049 in
Aluminum Copper
Prima-Flo E or Prima-Flo H 0.020 in.
• Cast iron header 6, 9, 12,
• Supply/Return 80-168 0.024 in. 5/8 in.
WS 1 18, 24, 30, Copper 12-168
• Intermediate 0.035 in.
• Drainable at header 33 Prima-Flo E or Prima-Flo H Red Brass
96-168
0.049 in
Aluminum Copper
1 Prima-Flo E or Prima-Flo H 0.020 in.
6, 9, 12, 80-168
• Cast iron headers (opposite 0.024 in. 5/8 in.
W-1R 18, 24, 30, Copper 12-168
• Drainable at header end supply 0.035 in.
33 Prima-Flo E or Prima-Flo H
and return) Red Brass
96-168
0.049 in
Note: Refer to COIL-EB-29 for more information. Type OW, OD, OK, WC, XW, NN(NSN), and 5A coils are not certified by AHRI.

Common Design Specials

• Victaulic connections available to replace steel, male • Special coil connections lengths
connections
• Red brass connections available to replace steel, male • Special coil connections locations
connections
• Heat pump coils • Special refrigerant applications
• Two-row or 8-row FD refrigerant coils • DX selections with different refrigerants
• FD refrigerant coils with 12-inch or 54-inch finned  • Centrifugal fans air-cooled condenser selection
width
• Special circuited refrigerant coils: Modifications made to the coil circuiting to match uneven capacity circuits, four
distributors
Note: Design specials are not AHRI-certified.

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Moisture Carryover Limits

Moisture Carryover Limits

These charts are to be used as guidelines for determining the face velocity limits on Trane cooling
coils listed in this document in order to limit the possibility of water carryover. Coil applications with
minimal latent load may have higher face velocity limits. Trane TOPSS selection program will
validate water carryover limits based on actual conditions.
Figure 1. Moisture carryover face velocity limitations
800

700
Face Velocity (fpm)

600

500

400

300
70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170
Fin Series (Fins/Ft)

Delta-Flo E Delta-Flo H Prima-Flo E Prima-Flo H Sigma-Flo

Omega-FloCu
H

Figure 2. Moisture carryover face velocity limitations with CompleteCoat coating

Moisture Carryover Face Velocity Limitations

with Baked Phenolic Coating

600

550

500
Face Velocity (ft/min)

450

400

350

300

250
70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 160 170

Fin Series (Fins/ft)

Prima-Flo E, Delta-Flo E, Sigma-Flo Cu Delta-Flo H Prima-Flo H

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Coil Performance
Table 1. Effects of construction, CFM, and GPM on coil performance
Result assuming other parameters remain constant
Air pressure Water pressure Fluid Leaving dry bulb
Capacity drop drop velocity Cooling Heating
Increase surface area Decreases Decreases Increases
Add rows to coil Increases Decreases Increases
Add fins Increases Decreases Increases
Change fin type (PE to PH or DE to DH) Increases Decreases Increases
Change fin material (Al to Cu) Increases Decreases Increases
Increase CFM Increases Increases Decreases
Decrease serpentine Increases Increases Decrease Increases
Increase GPM Increases Increases Decrease Increases

Water Formulas
5/8-inch (0.020) tube water velocity (in feet per second) = (1.07 X GPM)/number of tubes fed
1/2-inch (0.016) tube water velocity (in feet per second) = (1.68 X GPM)/number of tubes fed

Steam Formulas
BTUH = 1.08 X CFM X (Leaving Air Temperature – Entering Air Temperature)
(1.08 = 0.240 X 60 X 0.075)
0.240 = Specific heat of air at 70 degrees F
60 = Minutes/Hour
0.075 = Density of standard air in Lbs/Ft3
Temperature rise = BTUH/(1.08 X CFM)
Pounds of Condensate/Hour = BTUH/Latent Heat of Steam
Table 2. Properties of steam
Saturation
Steam Pressure (psig) Temp. F Latent Heat of Steam
2 219 965
5 227 960
10 239 952
15 250 945
20 259 939
25 267 933
30 274 928
40 287 919
50 298 911
60 307 904
70 316 897
80 324 891
90 331 885
100 338 880
125 353 868
150 366 857
175 377 847
200 388 838

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Table 3. Coil equations and parameters

D e f i n i t io n s a n d L e t t e r S y m b o l s Fu n d am en tal E q u atio n s:
* - A ssum e C ounter Flo w a nd 1 00 p ercent w ate r
A a re a  ft 2
m   A V
B tu B r i t i s h th e r m a l u n i ts q  m   h 
c
 B tu 
s p e c if i c h e a t   q  m a c p , a  t a , o  t a ,i 
 lb  F 
p 

gpm g a llo n s p e r m in u te q  m w c p , w  t w , i  t w , o 
hr hour q  U A  L M T D 
 B tu  ( t a ,i  t w ,o )  ( t a ,o  t w ,i )
h e n th a lp y   q  U A
 lb  t  t w ,o
lb p o u n d m a ss ln a , i
t a ,o  t w ,i
 lb 
m m a s s fl o w r a t e  
 hr  A ir-S id e (S en sib le co il):

 B tu  q   A V  c p , a    t a 
q r a t e o f h e a t t ra n s fe r  
 hr   lb   ft 3   B tu   60 m in 
q   .075 3  
ft   m in  
  .240  t F 
lb   F 

 
sc fm s t a n d a r d c u b ic f e e t p e r m in u t e   1h r 
t t e m p e r a t u re  
F  q  1.08  scfm   t a 
U o v e ra l l h e a t t ra n s f e r c o e f fi c i e n t
W ate r-S id e:
 
q   A V  c p , w    t w 
B tu
 
 h r  ft  F 
2 

 lb   gal   60 m in   1 ft 3   B tu 
V
 ft 
v e lo c i t y   q   62.4 3      1 
  tw F


  lb  F 

 m in   ft   m in   1h r   7.48 gal


 lb 
d e n sity 
q  500  gpm   t w 
3 
 ft 
 d i f f e r e n c e b e t w e e n v a lu e s A ir-S id e (T o tal):
S u b scripts q   A V   h 
a a ir
 lb   ft 3  B tu   60 m in 
i e n te r in g q   .075 3     h  
 ft   m in  lb   1h r 
o le a v in g
q  4.5  scfm   h 
w w a te r

Coil Fin Design

Delta-Flo Fin
Trane 1/2-inch coils feature a staggered tube pattern and unique Delta-Flo™ fin design. Delta-
Flo fins are available in either a Delta-Flo E fin or Delta-Flo H enhanced fin design. Both fins
allow for low airside pressure drop with high capacity for lower gpm applications. Delta-Flo
H fins offer increased capacities and higher moisture carryover limits when compared to the
Delta-Flo E fin. Both Delta-Flo fins are available in 0.0055-inch thick aluminum. With staggered
tubes and its unique fin configuration, Trane half-inch coils are some of the most efficient
available in the industry. Delta-Flo E and Delta-Flo H are available in aluminum fins.
Prima-Flo Fin
A 5/8-inch coil features a parallel tube pattern, with two fin designs options - Prima-Flo™ E and
Prima-Flo-H. The Prima-Flo E is ideal for systems where airside pressure drop is a concern.
Reducing pressure drop through the coil results in lower fan brake horsepower and systems
energy savings. Prima-Flo H is ideal for systems where moisture carryover may be a concern.
Prima-Flo H offers increased capacity and higher moisture carryover limits, with a minimal
increase in air pressure drop when compared to the Prima-Flo E fin. Prima-Flo E and Prima-
Flo H are available in aluminum fins and copper fins.

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Sigma-Flo Fin
The Sigma-Flo™ coil is available in a 1-inch parallel tube pattern. The Sigma-Flo fin is designed
to maximize heat transfer, while minimizing coil size. The 1-inch Sigma-Flo tube pattern for use
with steam coils is available with aluminum or copper fins.

Omega-Flo Fin
Trane 3/8-inch coils feature a staggered tube pattern and our highly efficient Omega-Flo™ H
design. Omega-Flo H fins are built with an enhanced fin design that allows the coil to meet
customer requirements with a smaller foot print. Omega-Flo H fins are available in 0.0075-inch
thick aluminum. The thicker aluminum fin allows for longer lasting and more robust fin and
tube pack.

Infinitely Variable Fin Spacing

Infinite variable fin spacing (IVS) gives the designer many ways to select the right coil for a
particular job. IVS fins are available for all coils with exceptions noted to allow coil selections to
be tailored to application needs. This flexibility is important since coil heating or cooling loads can
be matched more precisely than traditional “fixed” fin spacings. For example, a cooling coil
utilizing a Delta-Flo E fin can be selected with fin spacings from 72 fins per foot, up to 168 fins per
foot in one fin per foot increments.
In many cases IVS fins will allow designers to reduce the number of fins required to meet coil loads.
Fewer fins can result in lower airside pressure drops and lower fan brake horsepower, saving
valuable energy dollars. Using IVS and the five fin surface options, the designer has more flexibility
than ever to design and select coils.

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Coil Performance

Internally Enhanced Tubes

Figure 3. Internally enhanced tubes

Trane has high performance internally-enhanced tube option for DX cooling coils
available for use in Performance Climate Changer air handlers or for standalone
applications. This option is available for all UF and FD direct-expansion (DX) coils,
and is standard on 3F DX coils. Internally-enhanced tubes provide better coil
performance which allows reduced fin density and fewer number of rows. It
reduces the use of copper and provides a better cost position while maintaining
the same coil performance. This new option offers many benefits:
• Lower air pressure drop due the lower fin density and reduced number of
rows. This benefit reduces the operating cost and also helps meet LEED
requirements.

• Ease of maintenance. Fewer fins per foot and rows facilitate cleaning which maintains the coil
performance and extends its life.
• Less risk of moisture carryover. Lower fin density reduces the risk of moisture carryover which
can cause other damage to other components in the air handler unit.
Figure 4 shows the benefits of using internally enhanced tubes versus smooth tubes for air
pressure drop and estimated operating cost. By reducing the rows from six to four rows, there is
almost one forth inch H2O savings in air pressure drop, which translates to $221 savings per year.
Figure 4. Benefits of internally enhanced tubes vs. smooth tubes

Inial Cost Operang Cost Pressure Drop

$800 1
100%
$700
$721

Air Pressure Drop Across the Coil (in H2O)

0.9
Annual Operang Cost @ 0.1069 $/kw

$600 88%
$594 0.8
$500
$500
$400 0.7
70%
$300
0.6
0.761
$200
0.627 0.5
$100 0.528

$- 0.4
Current Smooth Tube, 6 rows, 144 FPF New Internally Enhanced tube, 6 rows, 79 New Internally Enhanced tube, 4 Rows, 146
FPF FPF

Coil Operang Cost/Year Coil Air Pressure Drop Coil Cost

• 17.5 TR example. Operating cost reflects fan operation only. Cost estimation varies depending on local energy rates

Turbulators
Trane bronze spring turbulators are available for maximum water-side heat transfer. Trane spring
turbulators are especially suited for large water temperature drop (Earthwise) and low Reynolds
Number (cold aqueous glycol solution) coil applications. Trane spring turbulators do not interfere
with tube drainage.

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CompleteCoat Coil Coating

Trane coils are available with CompleteCoatTM coating option. CompleteCoat coating is a tough
epoxy coating that uniformly covers all heating and cooling coil surfaces, including the edges of
the fins, coils, headers, and frame, with a 0.8 –1.2 mil layer. This advanced material is flexible,
avoiding the thermal cracking problems of phenolics, and avoids bridging problems encountered
with application of earlier, more viscous coatings. CompleteCoat coils are not certified by AHRI.

The coil treated with CompleteCoat coating is resistant to a wide range of

environmental and industrial contaminants (see Table 4). It is proven to stand
up over 1,000-hour salt spray exposure test. Because of its uniform thin
coating characteristic, the coil heat transfer capacity is reduced less than one
percent. The keys to this new protective system are the advanced coating
material itself, and the fact that it is bonded to the entire completed coil using
an electrochemical application method. All metal areas are uniformly coated.
The coating performs in a wide range of temperatures from -50°F to +450°F.
Now you can consider Trane coils for an even wider range of applications.
CompleteCoat coating opens the door to a range of marine and industrial uses
that other coating options could not handle. With CompleteCoat coating, the
former concerns of thermal breakdown, performance degradation, and
incomplete coverage are eliminated. Ask your Trane sales engineer for
additional information on the CompleteCoat coil protective system. If you
have a concern about coil corrosion from most airborne contaminants, this is
the right solution.

Chemical Resistance Chart

Table 4. CompleteCoat coatings are resistant to a wide range of environmental and industrial
contaminants
Acetone Lactose
Acetic Acid 95% Lauryl Alcohol
Acetates (all) Magnesium Chloride
Amines (all) Magnesium Sulfate
Ammonia Maleic Acid
Ammonium Hydroxide Menthol
Amino Acids Methanol
Benzene Methylene Chloride
Borax Methyl Ethyl Ketone
Boric Acid Methyl Isobutyl Ketone
Butyl Alcohol Mustard Gas
Butyl Cellosolve Naphthol
Butric Acid Nitric Acid 25%
Calcium Chloride Oleic Acid
Calcium Hypochlorite Oxalic Acid
Carbon Tetrachloride Ozone
Cetyl Alcohol Perchloric Acid
Chlorides (all) Phenol 85%
Chlorine Gas Phosgene
Chloroform Phenolphthalein
Chromic Acid 25% Phosphoric Acid
Citric Acid Potassium Chloride
Cresol Potassium Hydroxide
Diesel Fuel Propionic Acid
Diethanolamine Propyl Alcohol
Ethyl Acetate Propylene Glycol

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Table 4. CompleteCoat coatings are resistant to a wide range of environmental and industrial
contaminants (continued)
Ethyl Alcohol Salicylic AcidSalt Water
Ethyl Ether Sodium Bisultite
Fatty Acid Sodium Chloride
Fluorine Gas Sodium Hypochlorite5%
Formaldehyde 27% Sodium Hydroxide 10%
Fructose Sodium Hydroxide 25%
Gasoline Sodium Sulfate
Glucose Sorbitol
Glycol Stearic Acid
Glycol Ether Sucrose
Hydrochloric Acid 37% Sulfuric Acid 25-85%
Hydrofluoric Acid 30% Sulfates (all)
Hydrogen Peroxide 5% Sulfides (all)
Hydrogen Sulfide Sulfites (all)
Hydrazine Starch
Hydroxylamine Toluene
Iodine Triethanolamine
Isobutyl Alcohol Urea
Isopropyl Alcohol Vinegar
Kerosene Xylene
Lactic Acid

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products, go to ahridirectory.org.

Trane - by Trane Technologies (NYSE: TT), a global climate innovator - creates comfortable, energy
efficient indoor environments for commercial and residential applications. For more information,
please visit trane.com or tranetechnologies.com.
Trane has a policy of continuous product and product data improvement and reserves the right to change design and specifications without
notice. We are committed to using environmentally conscious print practices.

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