What is the terminal unit?
The terminal unit is a pipe outlet that allows air supply to an environment such as a room. The terminal unit clicks into the fan pipe to push the air from the pipes at changing speeds to control the environment. Depending on the installation, the end units may also have built -in built -in and cooling coils. The technician installs these components of the heating and cooling system during the initial system setting. If modifications need to be made in the future, the technician may return to move or cut off the terminal units. The unit must be the right size for the application. The technician considers the pipe size, the room connected to the terminal unit and other factors for installing the unit of the correct size. It is possible to produce units with fans and tin metals, or order a terminal unit of general size and shape from production. Pipe manufacturers often produce corresponding terminal units for comfort.
usually pipes divide the structure into thermal zones, with one terminal unit in each zone for temperature control. In cases where the thermal zone is unusually large, more units can be installed to keep the temperature stable. The location of the unit of the air terminal unit must be carefully considered for maximum efficiency and since the area around the output must remain clear, the technician must also consider the least uncomfortable placement.
When rebuilding and additional equipment, the end units may need to be moved. Unused parts of the pipeline can be closed, so that the air does not flow through them and the technician can create new connections and branches to meet the needs of the reconstruction. In cases where the building is significantly increased, the technician may be necessary to transport the pipeline system to a change in size; Narrow pipes designed to circulate sufficient air for small space will not be on the task of radically larger or air flow can notThe strength to be effective after reconstruction.
The terminal unit usually has a grid above the fan to prevent the material from preventing the pipeline and reducing the risk of injury caused by the fans. A technician or cleaner should regularly remove the grid for cleaning. Although exposed, the fan and pipe can also be cleaned. Reducing pipe dust increases safety and maintains air fresh and clean. In rare cases, bacteria may colonize channels if they are kept warm and humid and deeper cleaning may be required.