Parts of an air handler unit

Many homes rely on Heating as well as A/C systems to keep them cool or hot while we were in summer time as well as winter, however if you own a split cooling system unit, an air handler unit is an integral part of your cooling system. It constitutes the inside portion of your split AC unit. It is responsible for conditioning your indoor air to make it comfortable. It achieves this by drawing in hot air, passing it through the filter as well as coils to cool it. It then blows the cool air into your space, relieving you from the heat. This process includes components that are vital for the unit’s optimal performance. The air filter is a major AHU component located between the fan as well as the intake vent of the AHU. Its function is to ensure the air being drawn into your unit is clean before it is cooled. It does this by trapping pet dander, dirt, as well as airborne contaminants. The evaporator coils are the components in charge of cooling your air. The coolant held in the outside unit is pumped out as high pressure, high temperature has into your air handler unit. The valve inside your AHU converts the coolant from a gas into liquid form by lowering pressure, resulting in a drop in temperature. The liquid coolant is then pumped into your evaporator coils, where it cools as well as charges into gas. The blower is the component responsible for pushing the now cooled air from your air handler unit back into your indoor space. Your air handler unit’s air damper works purposefully to regulate the amount of airflow going through your system, depending on your cooling needs.

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