Air Balance Dampers

An air balance damper is a device used to regulate the air flow in a building’s ventilation system. It is typically used to control the temperature and humidity of a space, as well as to ensure that the air is evenly distributed throughout the building. The air balance damper works by adjusting the flow of air in the ducts, allowing for more or less air to be delivered to different areas of the building. This helps to maintain a comfortable and consistent temperature throughout the building. Additionally, air balance dampers can help to reduce energy costs by ensuring that the air conditioning system is not overworking to maintain the desired temperature. Air balance dampers are an important part of any ventilation system, and can help to improve the air quality and comfort of a building.