Commercial Air Handling

A commercial air air handling system is a complex network of mechanical components that is designed to condition and circulate air in a commercial building. It is typically composed of an air handling unit, ductwork, filters, and other components. The air handling unit is responsible for taking in outside air, heating or cooling it, and distributing it throughout the building. The ductwork is responsible for transporting the conditioned air to the various rooms and spaces in the building. Filters are also used to remove dust, pollen, and other airborne particles from the air. All of these components work together to provide a comfortable and healthy environment for occupants of the building. Additionally, a commercial air air handling system can also be used to control humidity levels and air quality, as well as to provide ventilation for the building.