Hot Water Coils for HVAC Applications

Hot Water Coils for HVAC Applications

Hot water coils are a common type of heat exchanger used to heat and cool air in HVAC (heating, ventilation and air conditioning) systems. They are used in a variety of commercial and industrial locations, including office buildings, hotels, hospitals, schools and factories. The following are common types of hot water coils suitable for HVAC applications:

Fan Coil (FCU): Fan coils are a common type of hot water coil and are usually installed indoors. They contain a fan and a coil, where hot water flows through the coil and the fan blows air through the coil to heat or cool the air. This type of hot water coil is usually used in offices, hotel rooms, commercial spaces, etc.

Chilled Beams: Chilled coils are a type of hot water coil that is mounted on the ceiling and are typically used in large commercial and office buildings. They heat or cool air by convection and radiation. Ceiling coils are typically used in large open office spaces that require efficient air conditioning and comfort.

Recessed Coils: Recessed coils are typically installed in walls or under floors to heat or cool rooms. They offer more flexibility in space layout because they don't need to take up room space.

Duct Coils: Duct coils are installed in Air Handling Units (AHUs) and are used to heat or cool the air being transported through the ductwork. They are typically used in large commercial and industrial buildings and are capable of handling large volumes of air flow.