Engineers and Contractors are being asked more and more frequently to design efficiency and productivity into the construction process. Whether you are an engineer providing options for a cost effective, reimaged manufacturing facility or a contractor looking to provide a less labor, capital, and time-intensive installation, Air Rotation Units (ARU) are an ideal solution for heating and cooling large open spaces.
ARUs give designers the flexibility of a cost-effective solution compared to traditional, large single zone conditioning methods. By reducing temperature stratification you’ll create a more controlled, comfortable working environment, dramatically reduce installation costs versus rooftop units, and lower maintenance and energy costs in the process. Air Rotation Units are fast becoming a strong consideration for applications in high growth markets where facility needs and design requirements are rapidly evolving.
ARUs give designers the flexibility of a cost-effective solution compared to traditional, large single zone conditioning methods. By reducing temperature stratification you’ll create a more controlled, comfortable working environment, dramatically reduce installation costs versus rooftop units, and lower maintenance and energy costs in the process. Air Rotation Units are fast becoming a strong consideration for applications in high growth markets where facility needs and design requirements are rapidly evolving.
Key Learnings:
- Understand how an ARU can be applied in warehouses, distribution, manufacturing, temperature sensitive storage and other large, open single zone spaces.
- Review ARU standard product features and design criteria, including ideal equipment layout.
- Discuss the benefits of ARUs vs. RTUs
- See examples of installation, labor and energy cost savings gained from using ARUs
