Tappan Specification

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What kind of cables does Tappan make?

  Products include security and access control cable, coaxial video cable, fire alarm cable, plenum-rated cables, category cables, home automation/combination cables and commercial sound/intercom cable solutions. Tappan also makes a wide variety of specialty and custom electronics cables. MFR PART # AL-1802C-2-1N-09.5-BX

• What are the features of a Tappan furnace?

  Other features include iSEER, which boosts the cooling efficiency, and the iQ drive. Tappan furnaces are backed with an all-parts warranty, which holds good for 10 years, with either a 20-year or lifetime warranty on the heat exchanger. Tappan guarantees replacement of the entire unit if the compressor fails in the first five years.

• Are Tappan air conditioners any good?

  Tappan’s highest performing air conditioners can reach 25.5 SEER and feature sound levels as low as 59 decibels. Promoted as easy to maintain, these units are finished with thermosetting powder coat paint for durability and resistance to scratches. The service parts are externally accessible.

• Is Tappan still in business?

  Tappan was a brand name of Nortek Global HVAC, a subsidiary of Nortek, Inc. Tappan is no longer manufactured. In 2017 Nortek Global HVAC had net sales of approximately $642 million.

• What kind of furnace does Tappan make?

  Tappan’s Tech Series furnaces, air conditioners and heat pumps were targeted to the energy-conscious consumer. Tappan gas furnaces have up to 97 percent AFUE and come with Beckett burners and permanently lubricated motors; the units function quietly.

• When did the Tappan Stove come out?

  In 1881, in Bellaire, Ohio, W. J. Tappan sold his wood- and coal-burning stoves door-to-door. During the World Wars, the Tappan company supplied cooking equipment to the U.S. armed forces. In 1955, Tappan introduced the microwave and revolutionized cooking.

• When did Tappan start making microwaves?

  In 1955, Tappan introduced the microwave and revolutionized cooking. Five years later the company invented electronic ignition for stoves. Tappan became SJC Corp in 1979. In 1998, the Nordyne group, under license from White-Westinghouse, revived the Tappan name.

• Is Tappan still in business?

  Tappan was a brand name of Nortek Global HVAC, a subsidiary of Nortek, Inc. Tappan is no longer manufactured. In 2017 Nortek Global HVAC had net sales of approximately $642 million.