ENERGYST AIR HANDLING UNITS

Air handling unit Energyst air handlers produce cold or warm air at a predetermined temperature. Air is transported via flexible air hoses and distributed by plenums or air ducting.
In combination with chillers or hot water systems, air handlers produce cold or warm air for events, tent structures, workshops, offices, storage buildings.

Technical information

Cooling/heating capacity¹	Nominal airflow (m³/hr.)	Power consumption²(kW)	Sound level dBA @ 7 m	Weight (kg)
10/40 kW	2800	0.75	64	275
25/75 kW	7500	1.6	64	750
50/185 kW	9000	2.6	64	975
100/295 kW	20000	8.4	71.1	1150
200/585 kW	36000	16.5	73.2	1580

1. Cooling capacity at 7/12°C water temperature and 24°C air inlet, 50% relative humidity. Heating capacity at 90/70°C water temperature with 30% Glycol and 10°C air inlet, 50% relative humidity.
2. Including pump.
Details are given for guidance only. Actual equipment supplied may vary according to geographical location and availability.

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Powering the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships in Are

This year, the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships took place in Åre, Sweden from the 3rd to 18th february 2007.
Energyst were asked to provide all power, including all distribution accessories, and heating for the whole event. This includes TV broadcast compound, the finish area where the athletes receive the medals, the festival area, the sponsors tents as well as the IBC/Press Center. UPS units were placed at the top of the slopes to provide back up power to the cameras placed all along the slopes.

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