Specifications

A bypass in the context of ductwork refers to a passage or channel that allows a portion of air to flow around a primary component or obstruction in the HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) system. Bypasses are commonly used in various HVAC applications for specific purposes, such as temperature control or pressure regulation. For example, in a bypass damper system, some of the air can be diverted or bypassed around a heating or cooling coil to control the temperature of the air before it enters a conditioned space. Bypasses can also be employed to maintain pressure levels within a duct system, ensuring proper airflow distribution. The design and use of bypasses in HVAC systems help optimize performance, improve energy efficiency, and achieve precise environmental control in commercial, industrial, and residential settings.