Central Unit System

A central unit is responsible for regulating and maintaining the building's internal environment. The system typically consists of a condenser and a furnace, along with other components (such as air handlers, chillers, boilers, and ductwork), which work together to effectively manage air temperature, humidity, and airflow.

How it works: The central unit draws air from the building, processes it through heating or cooling coils, and distributes it back through ducts, providing comfort and enhancing indoor air quality. The operation of the central unit is often controlled by thermostats and automation systems to optimize energy efficiency.