Air Handling Units (AHU)

What is an Air Handling Unit (AHU)?

An Air Handling Unit (AHU) is a crucial component in HVAC and air conditioning systems, responsible for filtering, ventilating, and distributing fresh air in industrial, commercial, and residential environments.

Floranco designs and manufactures industrial and commercial AHUs, ensuring optimal air quality, energy efficiency, and precise temperature and humidity control.

Types of Air Handling Units

  • Industrial AHU

Ideal for factories, production halls, and industrial spaces, offering high capacity and continuous operation.

  • Commercial & Residential AHU

Suitable for offices, residential buildings, and hotels, with precise temperature and humidity control.

  • Energy Recovery AHU

Recovers thermal energy, reduces energy consumption, and optimizes HVAC system efficiency.

  • Custom Floranco AHU

Designed and manufactured based on project requirements, size, and capacity needs.

Applications

  • Industrial: Supplies fresh air and controls temperature and humidity in factories and production halls
  • Commercial & Residential: Ventilates offices, hotels, shopping centers, and large buildings
  • Advanced HVAC Systems: Ensures precise control of air quality, temperature, and humidity
  • Special Projects: Smart ventilation with automated control and energy-efficient systems

Using Floranco AHUs, your project will benefit from world-class air quality, energy efficiency, and equipment longevity.

Why Choose Floranco?

  • In-house design and manufacturing: Compliant with international standards and project requirements
  • High quality and durability: Engineered with premium components
  • Wide range of models and capacities: Suitable for small, medium, and large projects
  • Reliable warranty and after-sales service: Professional support for all clients

How to Choose the Right AHU

  • Check required airflow and capacity
  • Determine application type: industrial, commercial, or residential
  •  Evaluate energy efficiency and power consumption
  •  Consider filters and air purification systems
  • Ensure compatibility with existing HVAC equipment