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The document provides detailed specifications and data for the Envision Air Handler, designed for R-410A refrigerant, with capacities ranging from 2 to 5 tons. It includes information on model nomenclature, compatibility with split compressor sections, motor specifications, dimensions for various configurations (top flow, bottom flow), electrical data, wiring schematics, and performance metrics. The air handler is suitable for both refrigerant and hydronic applications and features a robust design aimed at efficiency and ease of maintenance.

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What is the difference between air handling and air conditioning?

Air handlers are designed to move air around. Thats all that they do. They dont heat up or cool down, they move air. Air conditioners, on the other hand, exist only to cool air by removing heat from the outdoor air.

What is difference between AC and air handler?

An air conditioner actively cools the air by removing the heat, while an air handler distributes the cool air around your home. An air handler works with your air conditioner, but it doesnt perform the same function. Some of the confusion arises from the fact that air handlers often contain coils.

Do you have to replace air handler with air conditioner?

Maintaining Energy Efficiency This means that both parts of the system are meant to work together so that they provide the optimum efficiency and performance in your home. If you just replace one part of the HVAC system, then you are most likely not getting the target efficiency and performance out of the product.

Is air handler the same as a fan?

A fan coil unit (FCU) moves air over a coil that is either a cooling or heating element, much like an air handler does. The difference is that an FCU is not connected to ductwork. As such, they can be easier and cheaper to but will not be the optimal solution for all situations.

Do all AC systems have air handlers?

The only HVAC systems that lack an air handler are ductless mini-split systems. These ductless systems are becoming much more common in situations like the attic example above, where you need a cooling and/or heating option for a small space.

What is the purpose of an air handler?

In the simplest terms, an air handler is a device that circulates conditioned air throughout your home. It is a critical part of your HVAC system, working closely with your air conditioner or heat pump to distribute cool or heated air.

Do you need an air handler?

How Do I Know If I Need One? If you are in the market for a new HVAC system, and you are considering a conventional gas furnace and air conditioner, you most likely will not need an air handler. On the other hand, if you are considering an electric heat pump, an air handler will probably be part of your purchase.

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