Vent-Axia launches new air-handling units

14 May, 2006

Airflows up to 7.7 m3/s for commercial applications – Vent-Axia’s FP and XP ranges of air-handling units.

Vent-Axia has launched two ranges of air-handling units for commercial applications. Viking FP and XP units are designed for ease of installation, long life and low noise emissions. There is a wide range of modules for cooling, heating, filtration, heat recovery and humidification. XP units can be mounted on the roof or in a plant room. FP units have a slim design so that they can be installed above suspended ceilings. Airflows range from 0.2 to 7.7 m3/h, and heat-recovery efficiency is up to 80%. Using the AeroCAD system, Vent-Axia can produce detailed selection information, including graphical drawings for selecting and dimensioning modules. Each module can thus be simulated, providing a summation of weights, power requirements and air-conditioning outputs. Drawings can also include access requirements.

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