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Carrier Infinity 97 (59TN7A)

The Carrier Infinity 97 (59TN7A) is a communicating two-stage condensing furnace with a constant-airflow ECM blower, rated up to 97% AFUE upflow, sold in five sizes from 60,000 to 120,000 BTU/h input. It adds the current-generation 3-digit display and NFC setup to the communicating Infinity platform.

Series rating plate

Family code
59TN7A
Tier
Infinity
Burner
Two-stage
Blower
ECM, constant airflow
AFUE claim
Up to 97% AFUE
Fuel
Natural gas / Propane
Positions
Upflow, Downflow, Horizontal left, Horizontal right
Control
3-digit display control with NFC on the communicating Infinity platform
Production
Current 59TN7A generation documented from product data edition 11/24.
Status
Current · Available in Canada
Product data 59TN7A-01PD states: "All sizes are design certified in Canada." Listed on Carrier's Canadian residential site as the Infinity 97 (2026-09-07).

The Infinity 97 is Carrier's two-stage communicating furnace at the 97% efficiency step: the Comfort Heat two-stage gas system with a variable-speed constant-airflow (VCA) ECM blower, built to run as a communicating system with an Infinity Control, Infinity air conditioner or heat pump, and Infinity zoning. Its control board carries the current-generation 3-digit display, NFC setup through the Carrier service technician app, and RAT/SAT thermistor connections for temperature rise.

Carrier certifies every size at 97.0% AFUE upflow, 95.0% downflow and 96.2% to 96.7% horizontal depending on size, so the installed figure depends on position. The family carries ComfortFan, SmartEvap, and Ideal Humidity System technology for dehumidification without overcooling when paired with compatible equipment.

Five sizes from 60,000 to 120,000 BTU/h input cover the larger half of the furnace market; houses with smaller loads step down to the Infinity 96 or the Performance families. Carrier's product data repeats the standing sizing note: none of the sizes may be used where the heating load is 20,000 BTU/h or lower, and excessive oversizing can shorten furnace and vent life.

Highlights from the manufacturer's product data

  • Two-stage gas valve with two-speed inducer
  • Communicating variable-speed constant-airflow (VCA) ECM blower
  • Up to 97.0% AFUE upflow; 95.0% downflow; 96.2–96.7% horizontal by size
  • Infinity communicating control, zoning and cooling integration
  • 3-digit display, NFC setup and RAT/SAT thermistor connections
  • Four-way multipoise cabinet, 35 in. (889 mm) tall

Models in this series

Capacity and width variants documented on this site. Values from the manufacturer's product data; “—” means not published there.

Series variants
SizeInput high (BTU/h)Input low (BTU/h)Output high (BTU/h)AFUE upflow (%)AFUE down/horiz (%)Width (in)Page
060C17–1660,00039,00058,000979517.5Model page
080C21–2080,00052,00076,000979521Model page
080C17–1680,00052,00077,000979517.5Variant
100C21–22100,00065,00097,000979521Model page
120C24–22120,00078,000116,000979524.5Model page

Venting

Direct vent (two-pipe), single-pipe, or ventilated combustion air (Carrier product data 59TN7A-01PD).

Factory natural gas. Propane convertible with a gas conversion accessory (Carrier product data).

Controls and integrations

  • Communicating Infinity system with Infinity Control, Infinity zoning and Infinity cooling
  • On-board 3-digit display showing fault codes and furnace status, with NFC setup via the Carrier service technician app
  • RAT and SAT thermistors can provide temperature rise

Warranty, as published

Default 5-year parts limited warranty and 20-year heat exchanger limited warranty; 10-year parts and lifetime limited heat exchanger warranty with timely registration.

Equipment must be registered within 90 days of original installation, except in jurisdictions where warranty benefits cannot be conditioned on registration. Applies to the original purchaser/homeowner; see the warranty certificate for complete details. Source

Fault codes for this series

Manuals and documents

Questions people ask

How does the Infinity 97 differ from the Infinity 96?

Both are communicating two-stage furnaces with constant-airflow blowers. The Infinity 97 certifies at 97.0% AFUE upflow (the 96 family certifies up to 96.7%) and uses the newer control generation with the 3-digit display and NFC setup.

What is the difference between the Infinity 97 and the Infinity 98?

The Infinity 97 is two-stage: low and high fire. The Infinity 98 (59MN7C) is modulating: its gas valve and inducer vary continuously across a range of inputs, which is a different control system and a higher price tier.

Does the Infinity 97 need a special thermostat?

As a communicating furnace it is designed for an Infinity Control or compatible Infinity communicating user interface. The installer confirms the correct control for the system configuration.

Talk it through before you decide

A consultation covers sizing, staging, venting and whether a heat pump belongs in the plan. No purchase required.

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