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Price increase: Carrier

Carrier Corp. (Syracuse, NY) announces a price increase of up to 3% on selected residential and light commercial heating and cooling equipment, and on packaged unitary, chiller, and airside equipment. The increases apply to Carrier, Bryant, and Payne brands, and will be effective with shipments beginning Oct. 1.

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