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Zoning Control
Trane 10" Round Damper (w x l) 10" x 12" | ZDAMPRDMA0010A
$215.99
Zoning controls let a single HVAC system heat and cool different areas of a home independently, using motorized dampers, a zone control panel, and a thermostat per zone. They're the fix for homes where some rooms run hot or cold.
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Trane 10" Round Damper (w x l) 10" x 12" | ZDAMPRDMA0010A
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Trane 12" Round Damper (w x l) 12" x 14" | ZDAMPRDMA0012A
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Trane 14" Round Damper (w x l) 14" x 16" | ZDAMPRDMA0014A
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Trane 16" Round Damper (w x l) 16" x 20" | ZDAMPRDMA0016A
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Trane 18" Round Damper (w x l) 18" x 20" | ZDAMPRDMA0018A
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Trane 6" Round Damper (w x l) 6" x 12" | ZDAMPRDMA0006A
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Trane 8" Round Damper (w x l) 8" x 12" | ZDAMPRDMA0008A
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Trane 9" Round Damper (w x l) 9" x 12" | ZDAMPRDMA0009A
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Trane Remote wired Indoor Temperature Sensor for TZON1050, TCONT850, TCONT82 | ZZSENSAL0400AA
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Trane Trane Link 8X Distribution Board | BDIS2LRGA200UA
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Trane Trane Link Zone Panel | ZZON2PNLA200ZA
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Trane Trane Link Zoning Kit (Includes Zone Panel & 8X Distribution Board) | ZZON2KITA200ZA
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Trane Zone Expander Board (+ 4 Zones) | ZZONEEXPAC52ZB
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Trane Zone Sensor to use with TLINK360 -Color Touchscreen | TZON2HUIA252ZA
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Trane Zoning Assembly (Up to 4 zones) | ZZONEPNLAC52ZB
Instead of one thermostat trying to satisfy the whole house, zoning divides the ductwork into areas with dampers that open and close on demand, each governed by its own thermostat. Upstairs and downstairs, or a sunny room and a shaded one, can finally hold different setpoints.
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They divide one system's ductwork into independently controlled areas using motorized dampers and a zone panel, each with its own thermostat — so different parts of the home can run at different temperatures.
When rooms or floors are consistently too hot or too cold with a single thermostat — common in multi-story homes, additions, and homes with lots of glass. Zoning evens comfort without adding a second system.