Price Increases for the Week: 11/27/2006

November 22, 2006

American Standard Heating and Air Conditioning (Tyler, Texas) will increase prices 3 percent on American Standard and Ameristar brands residential HVAC equipment, effective Jan. 1.

Danfoss Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Division (Baltimore) will increase prices 3-10 percent globally for commercial refrigeration controls and compressors, effective Jan. 1.

Trane (Tyler, Texas) will increase prices 3 percent on residential HVAC equipment, effective Jan. 1.

Publication date: 11/27/2006

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Price Increases for the Week: 11/27/2006

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