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Air Handler Wanted
NRT_Rob
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I am looking for our ideal air handler. we are doing hydronic heated/chilled water with it, but if I have to size coils separately that's fine.
Looking for a unit with the following specs
1. ECM motor
2. Modulates on static pressure/torque only, not to airflow. 0.5 in WCG preferred, adjustable is great.
3. low or no minimum speed on the fan
4. adjustable airflow rates beyond a +/- 10%, at the very least on a continuous operation setting. so if I'd like a 50 CFM continuous, I'd like to be able to dial that in. Certainly want to get to less than 100 CFM there anyway.
There anything like that out there? sure would be nice to be able to dehumidify without doing much cooling, and would be even better to allow zoning without bypass/dumping.
Looking for a unit with the following specs
1. ECM motor
2. Modulates on static pressure/torque only, not to airflow. 0.5 in WCG preferred, adjustable is great.
3. low or no minimum speed on the fan
4. adjustable airflow rates beyond a +/- 10%, at the very least on a continuous operation setting. so if I'd like a 50 CFM continuous, I'd like to be able to dial that in. Certainly want to get to less than 100 CFM there anyway.
There anything like that out there? sure would be nice to be able to dehumidify without doing much cooling, and would be even better to allow zoning without bypass/dumping.
Rob Brown
Designer for Rockport Mechanical
in beautiful Rockport Maine.
Designer for Rockport Mechanical
in beautiful Rockport Maine.
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Good luck in your endeavors...
I'm thinking First Company will get you closer than anyone else.
As for control, I have a feeling you will need to go to a good third party for those controls. Maybe use a programmable controller with the requisite pressure sensors/transducers and an output of 1 to 10 VDC.
I'm thinking that part of the problem with de-humidification on low speed is that the compressor will short cycle, and or the coil will freeze, blocking air flow. But then again, I am FULL of hot water:-) Might want to drop a line in the AC/Heat Pump section for better response.
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this is hydronic
so compressor issues are solved with water mass (buffer tank) and freezing is a non-issue.
good idea though, I'll cross post just in case, thanks.Rob Brown
Designer for Rockport Mechanical
in beautiful Rockport Maine.0
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