Air Rotation Units

Air rotation units (ARUs) are an important component of air conditioning systems. They are responsible for providing air flow to a room or area by rotating air within the unit. ARUs are typically used in commercial buildings, such as offices, schools, and hospitals, as well as in residential homes. The purpose of an ARU is to evenly distribute air throughout a space, providing a comfortable environment for occupants. ARUs are typically installed in the ceiling or walls of a room and can be connected to a duct system or directly to a fan. They are usually powered by electricity and are controlled by a thermostat. ARUs can also be used to help regulate temperature in a space, as they can be adjusted to provide either cooling or heating depending on the desired temperature. ARUs are an efficient and cost-effective way to provide air conditioning in a space, and are an important part of any air conditioning system.