Fan-coil units from Dunham-Bush

02 July, 2014

Dunham-bush, space heating, fan coil unit, air conditioning

Dunham-Bush’s CRE series of horizontal fan-coil units offer simplified construction at a lower price while retaining quality of build and predictable performance. These units are made at the company’s Portsmouth factory and have EC motors to save energy and offer infinitely variable speed control.

Fan speed can be controlled by on-board adjustment or via an interface with a BMS.

CRE units are available in 10 sizes and can be concealed into ceiling voids that are at least 250 mm deep. They have a galvanised-steel inlet plenum with inlet filter, fan/motor section, cooling coil, discharge spigots and optional electric heating.

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