Specifications

A VAV (Variable Air Volume) single duct HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) system is a type of air distribution system commonly used in buildings for temperature control and energy efficiency. In a VAV single duct system, air is conditioned in a central unit and then delivered to different zones or spaces through a single duct. The key feature of this system is its ability to vary the volume of air supplied to each zone based on the heating or cooling needs of that area. This variability allows for precise temperature control and energy savings because it adjusts the airflow to match the specific demands of each zone. VAV single duct systems often incorporate dampers and sensors to regulate airflow and temperature, making them a popular choice in commercial buildings and offices where zonal control and energy efficiency are important considerations.