Where Zone Control Meets Design Flexibility
As we discussed in our last blog post, single-duct VAV systems with hydronic reheat are one of the most popular commercial HVAC air distribution systems in North America. These systems provide heating, cooling and ventilation by regulating airflow and hot water.
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How Choosing the Right Coil Can Optimize Single-Duct VAV Systems
When it comes to commercial HVAC air distribution systems, single-duct VAV systems with hydronic reheat are one of the most popular in North America. As decarbonization and electrification efforts continue to impact the built environment, it is critical to maximize the efficiency of these systems and reduce their natural gas usage.
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A Look at How This Important Device Works in the HVAC Industry
In the world of HVAC, an airflow transducer is a device that converts an airflow signal into an electronic signal for a VAV controller to regulate a damper and provide airflow to a space.
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The Efficiency Advantage of Factory-Mounted Piping Packages
Single-duct VAV systems are one of the most prevalent commercial HVAC systems in North America. Traditionally, their installation is labor intensive, requiring on-site assembly of various components. Preconstruction practices are simplifying this reality, and the biggest game changer is factory-mounted hydronic piping packages.
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A Legacy Elevated for Comfort and Efficiency
A single-duct system is an HVAC configuration that divides a commercial building into multiple zones, each with its own temperature control. This enhances occupant comfort, ensures the zones are provided with the correct volume of outdoor air for ventilation and allows the total building to operate efficiently.
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