HVAC Serial Number Lookup

AirEase Serial Number Lookup: AC and Furnace Age

AirEase is part of the Allied Air family, alongside Armstrong Air, Concord, Ducane. Enter the serial from the data plate below to get the manufacture date with a character-by-character explanation, the unit's age, its refrigerant era, and the warranty picture.

Quick answer: AirEase serial numbers (January 1993 to present): 4 digits + letter + 5 digits; digits 3-4 = year, the letter = month (A-M, skipping I). Example: 4607B20058 = February 2007. The same rule covers Armstrong Air, Ducane, and Concord.

Starting the decoder. The serial formats, the refrigerant timeline and the warranty terms further down this page are already loaded, so you can read yours off them now.

Every serial format on this page is read from a document published by the company that built the unit, held as a retained copy. The manufacturer's document "Warranty Procedures", which says to first match the serial to the sequence it "most closely resembles". A date stamped or printed on the data plate always outranks a serial decode.

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AirEase Serial Number Formats

FormatEraExampleConfidence
4 digits + letter + 5 digits; digits 3-4 = year, the letter = month (A-M, skipping I)Cross-checked across 3 secondary references, alongside a manufacturer document held. The manufacturer's document "Warranty Procedures", which says to first match the serial to the sequence it "most closely resembles".January 1993 to present4607B20058 = February 2007high
10 digits; the final four are year then week (digits 7-8 = year, 9-10 = week). Allied Air's own Warranty Procedures print this layout with no date range, and call these old style units on their Ducane page; the era beside the name is the secondary references'Cross-checked across 3 secondary references, alongside a manufacturer document held. The manufacturer's document "Warranty Procedures", which says to first match the serial to the sequence it "most closely resembles".~1990s to 2000s4140720328 = week 28 of 2003 (mid-July)high
Letter + 5 digits + trailing letters; the second-to-last characters are month then year (year 8=1978, 9=1979, then A=1980 to N=1992, skipping I)Cross-checked across 2 secondary references, alongside a manufacturer document held. WP20565203 Rev 10. The manufacturer's document "Warranty Procedures", which says to first match the serial to the sequence it "most closely resembles".1978 to 1992A10322EDDB = May 1983 (estimated)low

Worked Example: AirEase 4607B20058

Expected decode: February 2007. Character by character:

February 2007

46 = plant/line code (digits 1-2)

07 = year 2007 (digits 3-4)

B = February (month letters A to M, skipping I)

20058 = production sequence


AirEase Refrigerant Timeline

Manufacture yearTypical refrigerantNotes
through 2009R-22Standard refrigerant of the era. EPA ended U.S. production and import of R-22 on January 1, 2020; an existing system can still be serviced with recycled, reclaimed or previously produced R-22. Allied R-410A models carry a leading 4 in the model number.
2010 to 2024R-410AFrom January 1, 2010, EPA allowed new R-22 to be produced or imported only for use in equipment manufactured before that date; R-410A was the standard through 2024.
2025 and laterR-454BArmstrong Air, AirEase, Concord, Ducane, Allied Commercial, and MagicPak all moved to R-454B for January 2025, matching parent Lennox's ducted choice.

The refrigerant printed on the nameplate is authoritative; this timeline tells you what is typical for the age, not what is in a specific unit.


AirEase Warranty Terms

AirEase warranty lookup

No page of AirEase's own for looking up a warranty is linked here, and this page does not read any maker's records, so it cannot show whether a unit was registered.

What this page works out is the next question. Enter the serial in the lookup on this page and the result works out the parts term the AirEase warranty certificates held here print for that build date, naming the edition and quoting its clause, or says plainly why it cannot and what would answer it. It asks only for answers that would change a line it shows, each naming the line it moves, and a Service Brief carries the result to whoever works on the unit.

One U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission recall notice this tool matches names AirEase equipment. Where the serial and model entered meet, or may meet, a notice's printed conditions, the result shows that notice first, with CPSC's own hazard and remedy, and compares each condition; where a notice lists models and none was entered, it asks for the model, unless something else entered or read from the serial rules the unit out of that notice. It never says a unit is or is not recalled, and it says nothing when nothing entered meets or may meet one.

The AirEase warranty terms held here

9 Allied Air family air conditioner and heat pump warranty certificate editions covering AirEase are held here, from 506293-01 (4/30/2009) to 508792-02 (Issue 2624). Every one prints a base parts term of 5 years for its residential row. Each gives 10 years if registered within 60 days (506293-01 to 508792-02). They start the term at installation, or at a date counted from manufacture when installation cannot be shown. 507982-01, 507982-03 and 507982-04 count an install date only within 18 months of manufacture. Every one ties its registered term to the original owner; 508792-02 (Issue 2624) prints: "Except as otherwise set forth in this Extended Limited Warranty, or prohibited by law, this Extended Limited Warranty is being extended to the original Owner and is not transferable." Some of them give their registered term only on further conditions they print; 506293-04 (09/22/2017) prints: "The unit is installed in a residential application, which is an owner-occupied single-family residence." None pays for labour. Separately, the Armstrong Air warranty page (armstrongair.com) states, and no dated term is worked out from it: Current policy: 10-year parts registered within 60 days (furnaces add a limited lifetime heat exchanger); unregistered drops to 5-year parts and a 20-year heat exchanger.

Enter the serial above: where held editions placed at the build, or at the install month given (by a printed date before the build, or by a printed line making them effective for installs from that month or earlier), and dated after the build agree, the result works out the base parts term from the build date and the dated windows, each with the edition it rests on; where not, it says so and names what would answer it. Only the maker's records show whether a unit was registered.

Source: the maker's own limited warranty certificates, each identified by the part number printed on it; the serial result names the edition every line comes from.


Frequently Asked Questions

How old is my AirEase unit?

Decode the serial number from the data plate. The dominant AirEase format (January 1993 to present) is: 4 digits + letter + 5 digits; digits 3-4 = year, the letter = month (A-M, skipping I). Example: 4607B20058 decodes to February 2007. Subtract the decoded year from the current year for the age.

Which brands share the AirEase serial number format?

AirEase is part of the Allied Air family, alongside Armstrong Air, Concord, and Ducane. These brands come off shared production lines with the same data plates, so this page's serial number formats apply across the family. The refrigerant timeline above is stated for the whole family, not per brand. The warranty section above is this brand's own.

Has the AirEase serial decode been checked against serials somebody else dated?

No serial with a date published outside this tool has produced a reading through the Allied Air year + month letter, Allied Air all-numeric (date at the end), and Allied Air letter-coded year (1978-1992) formats yet. Those formats are read from one document published by the company that built the unit.

Where the data plate prints a production date, that date has the final say.

What refrigerant does an AirEase unit use?

By manufacture year: through 2009: R-22; 2010 to 2024: R-410A; 2025 and later: R-454B. The refrigerant printed on the nameplate is authoritative; the year-based mapping tells you what is typical for the age, not what is in a specific unit.

How do I look up my AirEase warranty?

No page of AirEase's own for looking up a warranty is linked here, and this page does not read any maker's records, so it cannot show whether a unit was registered. What this page works out is the next question. Enter the serial in the lookup on this page and the result works out the parts term the AirEase warranty certificates held here print for that build date, naming the edition and quoting its clause, or says plainly why it cannot and what would answer it. It asks only for answers that would change a line it shows, each naming the line it moves, and a Service Brief carries the result to whoever works on the unit. One U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission recall notice this tool matches names AirEase equipment. Where the serial and model entered meet, or may meet, a notice's printed conditions, the result shows that notice first, with CPSC's own hazard and remedy, and compares each condition; where a notice lists models and none was entered, it asks for the model, unless something else entered or read from the serial rules the unit out of that notice. It never says a unit is or is not recalled, and it says nothing when nothing entered meets or may meet one.

Is my AirEase unit still under warranty?

9 Allied Air family air conditioner and heat pump warranty certificate editions covering AirEase are held here, from 506293-01 (4/30/2009) to 508792-02 (Issue 2624). Every one prints a base parts term of 5 years for its residential row. Each gives 10 years if registered within 60 days (506293-01 to 508792-02). They start the term at installation, or at a date counted from manufacture when installation cannot be shown. 507982-01, 507982-03 and 507982-04 count an install date only within 18 months of manufacture. Every one ties its registered term to the original owner; 508792-02 (Issue 2624) prints: "Except as otherwise set forth in this Extended Limited Warranty, or prohibited by law, this Extended Limited Warranty is being extended to the original Owner and is not transferable." Some of them give their registered term only on further conditions they print; 506293-04 (09/22/2017) prints: "The unit is installed in a residential application, which is an owner-occupied single-family residence." None pays for labour. Separately, the Armstrong Air warranty page (armstrongair.com) states, and no dated term is worked out from it: Current policy: 10-year parts registered within 60 days (furnaces add a limited lifetime heat exchanger); unregistered drops to 5-year parts and a 20-year heat exchanger. Enter the serial above: where held editions placed at the build, or at the install month given (by a printed date before the build, or by a printed line making them effective for installs from that month or earlier), and dated after the build agree, the result works out the base parts term from the build date and the dated windows, each with the edition it rests on; where not, it says so and names what would answer it. Only the maker's records show whether a unit was registered.

How old is my AirEase furnace?

Allied Air's own Warranty Procedures dates "a unit" by this layout ("The date that a unit was manufactured can be determined by looking at the unit serial number.") and lists "GAS FURNACES" in its warranty tables; its serial section does not name furnaces. Enter the furnace's serial above: the result gives the date and age and says which document covers it, and that it covers furnaces by its scope.


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