Air handling units are a vital part of the supply side of your building HVAC infrastructure and in-turn any Building Automation System. The proper control and monitoring of the various control points associated with Air Handling Units are vital to system efficiency and the comfort of the inhabitants. The three functions of heating, ventilating, and air-conditioning are closely interrelated and require expert system design and the implementation of experienced sequences of operation to deliver maximum comfort and efficiency in operation. In addition to ventilation, HVAC systems can reduce air infiltration, and maintain pressure relationships between spaces. How air is delivered to and removed from spaces affects the entire supply side of your buildings HVAC operation, thus maintaining the balance between all of the Air Handling Units within your facility is critical to maintaining the inhabitants comfort and operating the buildings HVAC Systems in an efficient fashion.

The controllers associated with your HVAC systems Air Handlers are important, and make a world of difference in the field of building automation. Any type of structure-from a small business to a large industrial complex require precise monitoring and control requirements that need to be delivered via a quality Control System. That Control System is the Andover Continuum System provided by Advanced Control Corporation. The inhabitants and visitors of that structure must be comfortable at all times, and the right automation system will run the show effortlessly to ensure that these goals are attained at affordable maintenance costs and reducing your staff day to day involvement.

At Advanced Control Corporation, we know how important it is to involve a Building Automation team from the design phase, to ensure that the system is tailored precisely to the requirements of the structure. It is important that internal temperature and humidity levels of structures be closely regulated and monitored via our Controls system to accurately control the Air Handling Units. Temperature and humidity affect not only the living inhabitants of the building, but also the life span of the building itself. Thermal comfort and indoor air quality that an HVAC provides creates an ideal environment for the life of your structure that is proven to increase productivity within the working environment.