Bryant HVAC Age: How to Find Year Of Manufacturer

How can I determine the age of a Bryant furnace from the serial number?

This quick reference shows you how to determine your Bryant HVAC age. Bryant ac age typically lasts 10 -15 years, but there are instances when they can last much longer. Like most things, usage, maintenance, and installation type will determine how long the unit last.

Bryant HVAC Age

You can determine the age by locating the Bryant age by serial number search that is on the data plate. Every Bryant air conditioner has a data plate on it that displays the data information for the unit. On the data plate, you will see other information such as:

  • Bryant model numbers
  • Bryant serial number identification
  • Bryant HVAC Tonnage, Capacity
  • Volts – AC, Upper, and Lower Watts
  • Manufacturer Location

There are 6 different styles of Bryant serial number lookup age. It looks like this:

  • Style 1:     0709G10932
  • Style 2:     850304091
  • Style 3:     W4D14008
  • Style 4:     A167890
  • Style 5:     6######
  • Style 6:    46U152456 or 2W13270  (one or two digits followed by a letter)
Let’s breakdown how to read each style of serial numbers to determine the Bryant HVAC age that you may be looking at:
  • Style 1:     0709G10932

The week of the manufacturer is the 1st and 2nd numerical digits

The year of manufacture is the 3rd and 4th charactor numerical digits

  • Style 2:     850304091

The 1st four digits represent the year and month of manufacture. The first two digits represent the year.

  • Style 3:     W4D14008

The month of the manufacturer is the 1st digit – See Chart

The year of manufacture is the 2nd digit – See Chart

Decode Style #3 Bryant HVAC Age

M – January         N – February      P -March

Q – April               R – May                S  – June

T – July                 V – August          W – September

X – October         Y- November   Z – December

Year:

1980 = 0

1981 = 1

1982 = 2

1983 = 4

  • Style 4:     A167890

The month of the manufacturer is the 1st letter digit – See Chart

The year of manufacture is the 2nd digit – See Chart

Decode Style #4 Bryant HVAC Age

A – January         B – February      C -March

D – April               E – May                F  – June

G – July                 H – August          I – September

J – October         K – November       L – December

Year:

1970 =0

1971 = 1

1972 = 2

1973 = 3

1974 = 5

1975 = 6

1976 = 6

1977 = 7

1978 = 8

1979 = 9

  • Style 5:     6######

The year of manufacture is the 1st digit of the serial number

  • Style 6:    46U152456 or 2W13270  (one or two digits followed by a letter)

The first two -three charactors consist of one or two digits following a letter

The year of the manufacture is the 2nd or 2rd letter of the serial number

The 1st one or 2 digits represent the week of production

LETTER  –  YEAR

L  –  1960

M  –  1961

N  –  1962

P  –  1963

R  –  1964

LETTER – YEAR

S – 1965

T – 1966

U – 1967

V – 1968

W – 1969

LETTER  –  YEAR

X  –  1970

Y  –  1971

A  –  1972

B  –  1973

C  –  1974

LETTER – YEAR

D – 1975

E – 1976

F – 1977

G – 1978

H – 1979

Summary: Bryant HVAC Age

Knowing Bryant furnace models by serial number is not something that we keep top of mind but we should definitely check in from time to time and ensure maintenance is happening regularly. When you know the age of your air conditioner units you can plan accordingly. Both units should be replaced at the same time to ensure you have the best efficiency from the units on the unit list.

If you have not done so already, check out our blog on “How to Size the Air Conditioner Breaker” or to learn more about Bryant air conditioners, click here.

For additional questions or comments, be sure to reach out. GGR Home Inspections conducts home inspections in the Broward, Palm Beach, and Miami Dade county areas. During our home inspections, we find the age of your HVAC system.

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Ron Gladden

Thanks for dropping by our blog! I'm a dedicated home inspector with a passion for helping homeowners make informed decisions about their properties. I've conducted countless inspections, providing valuable insights into the condition and safety of homes. My mission is to empower homeowners with the knowledge they need to maintain and protect their investments.

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