Features and Benefits

Ideal for Retrofit, Renovation and Replacement

Change is inevitable. As time passes, building loads alter, new technologies emerge and codes and standards are revised. The Modular Climate Changer’s "building-block" design (with its modular components, bolted construction and removable panels) readily lends itself to the special needs of the renovation, retrofit and replacement market. To integrate new features, simply separate the existing modules and add, enhance or replace components.

Sturdy Unit Construction

Key to the Modular Climate Changer air handler’s flexibility is the structural integrity afforded by its G90 galvanized-steel, post-and-panel construction. That not only means you can stack modules in a space-saving vertical air-handler configuration, but also allows removal of all panels for virtually unlimited access. Also available are these casing-related features and options:

• fiberglass insulation in densities of ¾, 1 1 /2 and 3 lb/sq ft
• solid or perforated double-wall interior panels
• hinged, double-wall, removable doors with two-position handles
• low-leak dampers
• marine lights
• external support kit for ceiling suspension or external isolation
• gasketed panels

Flexible fan options.

Full-size access modules and standard double-wall doors.

Choice of Fans
An extensive array of fan types and options, including inlet guide vanes and variable frequency drives for modulation in variable air volume systems, further enhances Modular Climate Changer flexibility. Now you can choose the fan that best satisfies each job’s supply and exhaust or return fan needs:

• double-width/double-inlet (DWDI) centrifugal fans in forward-curved (FC), backward-inclined (BI) or airfoil (AF) configurations

• single-width/single-inlet (SWSI) plug fans

• airfoil vaneaxial fans (Model Q™ fan) Each fan is rated in accordance with ARI Standard 430 and to assure cataloged performance, all DWDI fans are Standard 430 certified.