Thermal equipment

Equipment selection depends on whether your system uses water, glycol, steam, or refrigerant as the heat transfer medium. We match coil face area, row depth, and fin spacing to the required duty and available pressure drop in both air and fluid circuits.

Water coils connect to boiler loops, chiller circuits, or district heating supplies. Refrigerant coils integrate with DX systems and heat pumps. Each connection is designed for proper flow distribution, venting, and future maintenance access.

Before start-up we perform hydraulic pressure tests, check for leaks at every joint and gasket, and insulate bare pipework to prevent condensation and energy loss. Coil banks are installed with adequate drainage slope for condensate removal.

Commissioning verifies that supply air temperatures meet specification across the operating range. We connect coils to air handling unit automation — enabling frost protection, staging, and temperature control sequences that protect equipment and maintain comfort.