Installation

Six feet or higher horizontally on a vertical surface

How They Work

Discharge supply air from the bottom which then returns through the top

Best Practices

• Installing too high may decrease performance
• Generally work best when there are no obstructions within ten feet to prevent air flow “bounce back” and short cycling

Common Commercial Installations

• Building Lobbies
• Historical Retrofits

Installation

Flush with a horizontal drop, finished ceiling surface or exposed ceiling plan

How They Work

• Provide conditioned air for up to four directions with a central return
• Each of the four vanes is fully customizable to provide 72 unique airflow patterns for comfort requirements 
• Indirect or direct airflow settings direct supply air away from or toward room occupants

Best Practices

• The discharge opening should be a minimum of five feet from vertical obstructions to prevent drafts and condensation
• For uniform performance, the height of cassettes is generally limited to ten feet above the finished floor
• Avoid installing cassettes too close to each other, as this may lead to temperature issues
• Work best when installed offset to the side of a room

Common Commercial Installations

• Office Spaces
• Lobbies
• Classrooms
• Conference Rooms

Installation

Flush with horizontal or finished ceiling surfaces

How They Work

• Similar to the proceeding unit, but it’s designed with a single supply air discharge instead
• Provide conditioned air in one direction with a central return
• The vane is fully customizable to provide 72 unique airflow patterns for comfort requirements
• Indirect or direct airflow settings direct supply air away from or toward room occupants

Best Practices

• The discharge opening should be a minimum of five feet from vertical obstructions to prevent drafts and condensation
• For uniform performance, the height of cassettes is generally limited to ten feet above the finished floor
• Avoid installing cassettes too close to each other, as this may lead to temperature issues
• Work best when installed offset to the side of a room

Common Commercial Installations

• Hallways
• Open Office Spaces
• Lobbies
• Classrooms
• Conference Rooms

Installation

Mounted or stood on a floor

How They Work

• Resemble traditional fan coil or cabinet heater-style HVAC systems
• Available as exposed or recessed styles with a top discharge
• The bottom return cannot be obstructed

Common Commercial Installations

• Classrooms
• Office Spaces
• Corridors
• Lobbies