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AIR HANDLER RENTAL 100 TON

Our 100 ton air handler system is a versatile, high-performance machine ready to seamlessly slide within your setup to bolster your daily operations.

However large or small your job may be, our air handler rentals keep your business moving as long as you need us.

Our expert team can provide 24/7 knowledge in getting you the proper service and solutions.

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100 Ton Air Handler

100 Ton Air Handler Specs & Common Applications

Specifications

  • Dimensions: L: 164.0" W: 96.0" H: 103.0"
  • Operating Weight: 6,000 lbs.
  • Electrical Data: 460 V / 3 PH / 60 Hz / 35 FLA
  • Air Temps: 95° DB / 78° WB Entering 53° DB / 52° WB Leaving
  • Chilled Water: 240 GPM at 44° Entering
  • Cooling Data: Vari Drive Control for 14,000-27,000 SCFM

Applications

  • Climate Control
  • Comfort Heating
  • Temporary Cooling
  • Moisture Removal
  • Warehouse Temperature Control
  • Product Storage
  • Material Production

How The 100-Ton Air Handler Works

 

Air handlers work with your heating and cooling units to efficiently deliver air throughout warehouses, shops and other facilities. They’re typically used within ducted forced air systems, striving to manage the air temperature before being pushed through your ventilation ducts. These electric systems have three main components: an air filter, a blower and evaporator coils. 

Air enters the handler and moves through a filter where dirt and debris are removed. It then passes over the evaporator coils, which absorb excess heat to cool the air to the desired temperature on the thermostat. Once conditioned, the blower circulates the air out of the handler and into the ducts, moving throughout the various areas in your facility. 

How The 100-Ton Air Handler Works

 

Air handlers work with your heating and cooling units to efficiently deliver air throughout warehouses, shops and other facilities. They’re typically used within ducted forced air systems, striving to manage the air temperature before being pushed through your ventilation ducts. These electric systems have three main components: an air filter, a blower and evaporator coils. 

Air enters the handler and moves through a filter where dirt and debris are removed. It then passes over the evaporator coils, which absorb excess heat to cool the air to the desired temperature on the thermostat. Once conditioned, the blower circulates the air out of the handler and into the ducts, moving throughout the various areas in your facility. 

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