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The Essential Components of an Air Handler for Facilities Management

Facilities management is an important part of the maintenance of a building. One of the most commonly used pieces of equipment in a facility is an air handler, which is responsible for controlling the temperature, humidity, and air quality in a building. Knowing the essential components of an air handler is key in order to properly maintain and service it.

What Is An Air Handler?

An air handler is a device that is used to process and circulate air in a facility. It works by pulling air in from the outside and then filtering, heating, cooling, and circulating it throughout the building. Air handlers are an essential part of a facility’s HVAC system and are used in many different types of facilities, such as offices, schools, hospitals, and factories.

Parts Of An Air Handler

An air handler is composed of several essential components, each of which is responsible for a different part of the air handling process. These components include:

Conclusion

Understanding the essential components of an air handler is key for proper facilities management. Knowing the components and how they work together to control the temperature, humidity, and air quality in a facility can help ensure that the air handler is functioning properly and that the facility is comfortable for all occupants.