Fort Worth Fan Coil Units
Today’s Fort Worth building owners and engineers are concerned with issues such as indoor air quality (IAQ) and CFCs that can require high performance from all parts of the HVAC system. In addition, renovation has overtaken new construction in the fan-coil market—demanding a design that caters to renovation issues. Fan-coil units meet the standards of today’s market and anticipate the needs of tomorrow’s.
These air terminal devices and heating products offer high-quality controls for efficient operation, and flexibility construction that can assure easy installation and service.
Fan Coil Units are capable of flexibly adapting to a wide variety of space requirements, installation configurations, and usage applications. Not only do the models feature designs that blend in beautifully with any interior decor, they also boast advantages such as quiet operation, high energy efficiency, space-saving compactness, and easy installation.
Compared with other air-conditioning methods, the operation sound of the fan coil unit is very low because the only moving parts are the fan and fan motor. This makes the fan coil unit highly suitable for a wide range of applications in which quiet and smooth operation is required.
The output of a fan-coil unit can be controlled by cycling the fan, by controlling the speed of the fan, by throttling the flow of water in the coil, or by turning electric coils on and off. Units typically have control panels to allow occupants to select heating or cooling, to select the fan speed, and to control outside air ventilation, if any is available. Automatic controls may shut off flow through hydronic coils when the fan stops, and they may perform other functions. The fan-coil unit may have thermostatic controls that are entirely self-contained, or the fan-coil unit may have actuators that are powered by external thermostats.
Fort Worth Fan-coil units that are designed to provide a large amount of outside air ventilation are called “unit ventilators.” Unit ventilators are combined with relief air fans to provide positive control of outside air intake, maximize ventilation capacity, and direct the air flow. The unit ventilator and its relief fan should function as an integral system.
