The energy-efficient Air
Handling Unit features a modular design that supports flexible combinations to
meet the diverse needs of different venues for air circulation,
temperature and humidity control, and air purification.
This energy-efficient Air Handling Unit (AHU) is equipped with a
high-efficiency heat recovery system and variable frequency air
supply technology, significantly reducing energy consumption and
optimising indoor air quality.
What is the airflow range of this Air Handling Unit?
AMBER's energy-efficient air handling units offer multiple airflow
settings, with airflow ranging from 2000 m³/h to 60000 m³/h,
allowing for customised airflow solutions tailored to different
venues and usage environments. For facilities such as
pharmaceutical factories, electronic cleanrooms, and commercial
complexes that require large air handling units, this AHU features stable and efficient performance, quiet operation, and
meets high standards for air cleanliness and energy efficiency.
Does the Air Handling Unit support simultaneous cooling and
heating?
AMBER air conditioning units support a multifunctional integrated
system configuration for cooling, heating, dehumidification, fresh
air ventilation, and air purification. By integrating
high-efficiency chilled water coils and electric heating modules,
users can flexibly switch between cooling and heating modes
according to seasonal changes and indoor environmental
requirements, ensuring year-round constant temperature and humidity
control.
Application Areas
- Pharmaceutical Cleanroom Air Purification System
- Hospital Operating Rooms, ICU Central Air Conditioning Systems
- Commercial Complexes, Office Building Central Air Conditioning
Rooms
- Electronic Cleanroom HVAC Airflow Systems
- Laboratory Constant Temperature and Humidity Air Conditioning
Systems
FAQ
Q: Do you support custom non-standard sizes?
A: Amber provides custom Large Air Handling Units tailored to on-site
space and design parameters, meeting the layout requirements of
equipment rooms in special facilities.
Q: How do you calculate the Commercial Air Handler Cost for a
project?
A: It can be calculated based on the required airflow, number of
functional sections, filtration grade, and heat source
configuration.
