Ceiling-mounted fresh air handling unit is a fresh air system installed in the ceiling, primarily used to provide fresh air and improve indoor air quality.
Ceiling-mounted fresh air handling unit is a fresh air system installed in the ceiling, primarily used to provide fresh air and improve indoor air quality. Below is a comprehensive introduction to the principles, functions, and advantages of ceiling-mounted fresh air handling units:
The ceiling-mounted fresh air handling unit uses mechanical ventilation to bring fresh outdoor air into the room while expelling polluted indoor air outside, creating a continuous air circulation between the indoors and outdoors. It consists of a fan, air intake, exhaust outlet, and various ducts and connectors. When the fan is activated, negative pressure is created inside the room, expelling polluted air, while fresh air enters through the intake. Additionally, the ceiling-mounted fresh air handling unit includes filtration devices such as G4 primary filters, HEPA13 high-efficiency filters, and activated carbon filters, as well as a heat exchange core, ensuring the air entering the room is clean.
