The IQHC (high capacity) Series of active chilled beams provides high efficiency cooling/heating and are specifically designed for the loads of North American commercial building applications at hospitals, office buildings, and schools.
Change Will Be Implemented in 2015 Version of the Code
October 3, 2013
The International Mechanical Code (IMC) has approved a code change proposal from the Air-Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration Institute’s (AHRI) Chilled Beam Product Section to remove the requirement for condensate drains for certain chilled beam designs.
Active Chilled Beams IQHC (high capacity) Series provide high-efficiency cooling/heating and are specifically designed for the loads of North American commercial building applications at hospitals, office buildings, and schools.
A chilled beam is an air distribution device with an integral coil that may be installed within a space in order to provide sensible cooling and heating. There are two main types of chilled beams: active and passive.
Today, designing, building, and operating have one common thread: energy efficiency. And it begins with a building’s HVAC system. There are many pieces that go into an energy-efficient HVAC system - especially for commercial buildings.