Air Handlers

Air Handlers

The Heart of Your HVAC System

Air handlers play a key role in the operation of most heating and cooling systems. They are the ‘heart’ of the HVAC systems, which pump the conditioned air to every corner of your space.

Air handlers are concealed in robust indoor cabinets and contain a blower, evaporator coil, filter rack, and optional dampers. These components, along with others, work in unison to evenly circulate air, which creates a higher comfort level and improves the indoor air quality.

Selecting the best air handler will help achieve maximum efficiency in the HVAC system. This equipment is built to not only move air but also control humidity and aid in the cleansing of air, which is a crucial factor in satisfying the needs of both residential and commercial customers. This system also plays a key role in comfort control.

Why Choose Our Air Handlers?

• Balanced Comfort Across Spaces: Engineers focus on the even distribution of air into every room and balancing the system so that no hot or cold spots occur. Whether your system needs to cool a single story or multiple levels, these systems strive to make the temperature increase or decrease in a balanced manner on every floor.
• Energy-Saving Performance: Many modern air handlers make use of variable speed blower motors. These motors do not sit in the traditional way of single-use fans; rather, they will be set in the position that is most effective for your comfort levels and that will also conserve energy and save money on your utility bills.
• Easier to Breathe: The air handler also makes the living and working spaces better by making the air cleaner, which makes it easier to breathe. It captures and removes the airborne particles that circulate in the room, including dust, pollen, and other suspended particles, which are harmful to people with sensitive breathing.
• Flexible Configuration Options: Builders and designers of HVAC systems would prefer to use equipment that does not disturb the rest of the system. Our range includes models that can adapt to different layouts, which would be upflow, horizontal, or downflow.
• Durable and dependable: Air handler systems provide consistent reliability and performance, even in the harshest conditions, and will last for many years due to the specialized construction and component quality.
• Affordable Range of Choices: Find the optimal performance-cost ratio thanks to the selection of models tailored to specific capacities and limitations.

Key Features to Look For

Make the most out of an air handler by learning the features that matter most:

• Blower Motor Types: Comes in basic single-speed, more controlled multi-speed, and most efficient and comfortable variable-speed options.
• Capacity Matching: Ensure the ratio of the unit chosen to the required airflow is CFM for balanced heating and cooling of the moved space.
• Orientation: Most space-efficient unit chosen for upflow, downflow, and horizontal configurations.
• Filter Compatibility: Ranging from basic filters to more advanced high-efficiency systems capturing fine particles. Air handlers are capable of supporting a variety of filters.
• Advanced Airflow Management: This system enables the controlled and directed flow of air to specific zones within the area by selectively using dampers and zoning techniques. systems.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q.1 What exactly does an air handler do?
An air handler is primarily responsible for moving air that has been conditioned to different areas of your building. It does not create heating or cooling on its own, but it functions with the central equipment to effectively distribute it.

Q.2 Are variable-speed air handlers worth it?
Certainly. They modulate their speed to the demand, which helps to save energy while reducing temperature swings and operating more quietly than single-speed models.

Q.3 Can an air handler improve air quality?
Of course. An air handler keeps the inside of a building clean and healthy by moving air through filters that remove dust, pollen, and other pollutants.

Q.4 What’s the difference between an air handler and a furnace?
An air handler does not create any heat. A furnace does generate heat. It is responsible for cooling or heating air from your central system and maintaining the airflow for comfort.

Q.5 How do I know which size air handler I need?
The size air handler you need is dependent on your total square footage and the capacity of your cooling or heating system. Equating the airflow capacity to your system ensures comfort and efficiency.

Benefits at a Glance

• Even temperature with proper zoning control
• Myers System's efficient blower motor technology
• Continuous cabinet ventilation with filtered exhaust
• Adaptable configurations for custom
• Reliability and long life retention
• Small and large versatility

Why Air Handlers Are Essential

Commonly, some people think the HVAC system only consists of the outdoor condenser and the primary heating system. However, the air handler is what keeps the system operational. It ensures that the air, which is heated or cooled, reaches all the rooms. This comfort is a result of the high-quality air handler you have selected, and it optimizes your system's performance.

Improved indoor air and temperature control are benefits to the homeowner. The business owner, meanwhile, can relax knowing that their staff and clients will be comfortable without the business consuming excessive energy. Many people prioritize air handlers due to their ease of system improvement.

Shop Air Handlers Today

Our collection of air handlers is designed to meet the needs of various performance levels. The systems have been vetted for strength, high operational effectiveness, and a wide cooling range.

At ACUnitsForLess, we’re committed to providing you with high-quality air handler units that meet your needs. Our range of options provides dependable airflow, cleaner indoor air, and long-term comfort, all backed by trusted brands. trusted brands. Choose an air handler that matches your requirements and experience the difference between balanced, efficient cooling and heating circulation.