These engineered systems are designed to replace air exhausted from a building. This process ensures a balanced indoor environment. For instance, in manufacturing facilities with significant exhaust requirements, these solutions introduce conditioned, fresh air to compensate for what is expelled.
The application of these technologies enhances indoor air quality, improves worker comfort, and can positively impact energy efficiency. Historically, inadequate air replacement strategies have led to negative pressure within buildings, resulting in drafts, difficulty opening doors, and compromised HVAC system performance. Implementations of this type provide a proactive solution to such problems.
