FlexAir Treated Fresh Air Units provide a complete solution for Ventilation, to maintain good IAQ and Energy Savings in a single Unit.
Incorporating the highest recovery Enthalpy Wheels, EcoFresh, these units are ideal for Hospitals, Hotels, Malls, Offices, Airports, Educational Institutes, Pharma facilities, Cold Storages, in fact, all the air-conditioned areas. The Units are in modular construction with options to add modules for heating, cooling, humidification, high-efficiency particulate filters, gas phase filters, sound attenuation, mixing, etc.
The casing is AHRI Certified for Leakage, Thermal Transmittance, and Thermal Bridging.
Manufactured in ISO certified state-of-the art fully vertically integrated facility with world-class machinery, units have a unique design to incorporate enthalpy wheels to maximize energy recovery efficiency and minimize cross-contamination.
A Treated Fresh Air Handling Unit (TFA) is an HVAC system that conditions outside air before supplying it indoors. It filters, cools, heats, or dehumidifies fresh air to improve indoor air quality while maintaining comfortable temperature and humidity levels. Modern TFA units often incorporate energy recovery technology to reduce HVAC energy consumption.
A Fresh Air Handling Unit improves indoor air quality by delivering a continuous supply of filtered and conditioned outdoor air. It helps maintain healthy ventilation, reduces humidity, lowers cooling loads through energy recovery, enhances occupant comfort, and contributes to improved energy efficiency in commercial and industrial buildings.
Treated Fresh Air Handling Units are widely used in hospitals, pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities, commercial buildings, hotels, airports, shopping malls, educational institutions, cleanrooms, and other environments where controlled ventilation and superior indoor air quality are essential.
A Treated Fresh Air Handling Unit equipped with an energy recovery wheel transfers heat and moisture between the exhaust and incoming fresh air streams. This process reduces the load on heating and cooling equipment, lowers energy consumption, and helps optimize overall HVAC system performance.
Yes. Treated Fresh Air Handling Units can be configured with various components such as cooling coils, heating coils, humidifiers, high-efficiency filters, gas-phase filters, sound attenuators, and energy recovery wheels. This modular design allows the system to meet the specific ventilation and indoor climate requirements of different industries and building types.
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