Although not a heating or air conditioning unit as such, an Airmaster ventilation unit can still help regulate the room temperature to a certain degree. The fully automatic control will utilise the outdoor temperature for cooling when it is lower than the room temperature, both by bypassing the heat exchanger and through night cooling.
If additional cooling is needed, most Airmaster ventilation units can have a cooling module added, which can further reduce the temperature of the supply air.
The Airlinq control system can open the bypass gradually if the inlet temperature exceeds the required level. Cooler fresh air will be allowed to bypass the counterflow heat exchanger, ensuring that the inlet temperature set is maintained. Airlinq will adjust the inlet air temperature to achieve a higher cooling output. If the room temperature exceeds the level set, e.g. as a result of strong sunshine, the bypass will open automatically.
If a cooling module is fitted to the air handling unit, Airlinq will activate it automatically if cooling using fresh air is insufficient.
If the room temperature exceeds the maximum level set during the day, all Airmaster air handling units can automatically cool down the room using colder night air. It will be registered by the Airlinq control system, and started automatically.
If necessary, the function will use the bypass damper and cooling module to achieve the cooling output required. The building and its contents will be cooled, and a reduction of the room temperature will be achieved for the next day.
Airmaster inverter-controlled cooling modules provide efficient and on-demand controlled ventilation and cooling solutions with extremely low-energy consumption in rooms where airreplacement and cooling needs vary. The inverter-controlled cooling modules are integrated with Airmaster decentralised air handling units.
An inverter-controlled cooling solution gives infinitely adjustable capacity regulation of the compressor, to ensure that it adjusts constantly to actual cooling requirement. That means significant benefits in terms of running costs and climate impact: