Packaged Hvac Units

What is the definition of a packaged HVAC unit? A packaged HVAC unit is a self-contained unit that is used to provide heating, ventilation and air conditioning to a single enclosed space. This type of unit combines all the components of a heating, ventilation and air conditioning system into one easy-to-install unit. Packaged HVAC units are typically used in smaller buildings and homes, but they can also be used in larger structures such as commercial buildings. Packaged HVAC units contain all of the components required to heat and cool the space, including a furnace, air conditioner, motorized dampers, filters, coils and blowers. They are designed to be installed outside or on the rooftop of a building and can be connected to ductwork to provide the necessary distribution of air. Packaged HVAC units can be powered by either gas or electric, depending on the requirements of the space. They are an efficient and cost-effective way to provide heating