What do you look for when choosing an oil furnace? Most likely, you're looking for quality, dependability, energy—efficiency, value and comfort—all from a brand you know and trust. After all— You can be sure... if it's Westinghouse.

Oil furnace efficiency is measured by the Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency, (AFUE) rating. The AFUE equals the percent efficiency the unit delivers. The higher the percentage the more efficient the unit.

Our 80% AFUE oil furnace delivers a minimum of 80% efficient heat. Compare that to an older furnace that may deliver only 50-60% efficiency. The savings on your monthly energy bills can really add up over the life of your oil furnace. Your Westinghouse dealer can give you more information based on your local energy rates.

Features and Benefits

• Fully insulated cabinet keeps unit cool to the touch. Cabinet insulation also shields operation sound making this furnace one of the quietest available today.

• Silicone-protective polyurethane coating resists scratching and prevents rusting to keep your furnace looking new for years to come.

• Controls and burner are completely enclosed for safety.

• Multi-firing rates for wide range of applications.

• Oil burner is designed for quiet and efficient economical performance. Beckett® burners are known for consistent quality and reliability.

• Thermally-protected blower motor with three-speed direct drive is designed for heavy-duty operation.

• Blower motor is permanently lubricated and resilient mounted for added durability.

Additional Features and Benefits of Variable Speed Models

• The Westinghouse High Boy furnaces are also avaiable with variable speed technology. In addition to the Features and benefits listed above, this furnace features GE ECM Variable speed motor for better indoor air quality and comfort.
  
  
• Variable speed technology under normal operating conditions ensures constant comfort for the homeowner because the motor will automatically maintain its programmed level of airflow. Constant airflow capability.
  
  
• The ECM system can compensate for poor duct design. Systems with inadequate duct volume can now deliver factory calibrated airflow. Better indoor-air quality can be achieved quietly and inexpensively with the ECM motor because it can be set to run continuously at reduced airflow levels, between heating or cooling cycles. Better air filtration without sacrificing efficiency. In fact, if you run your thermostat in continuous fan mode, your electricity consumption will be reduced from 500 watts to 65 watts over a furnace that has a standard blower.