Fan Coils

Floor fan coils, also known as a fan coil unit (FCU), are a type of heating and cooling system that is commonly used in commercial and residential buildings. It is a standalone device that typically consists of a fan, heating and/or cooling coils, and air filters. Fan coils are designed for use in smaller spaces such as houses, offices, shops, living rooms and garages.

The floor fan coil is installed on the floor and is connected to a central air conditioning system that provides the cooled or heated water to the unit through pipes. The fan inside the unit provides air circulation, blowing the cooled or heated air into the room through vents on the unit. The floor fan coil is a decentralized unit for low temperature heating systems and cooling which is typically and ideally combined with a heat pump system.

One of the advantages of a floor fan coil is its flexibility. It can be installed quickly and easily, and it is adaptable to different room sizes, making it suitable for use in various applications.

Additionally, floor fan coil systems can be controlled individually or in zones to provide more precise temperature control and increased energy efficiency. The system can cool or heat only the areas that require conditioning, rather than the entire building, leading to lower energy consumption and reduced operating costs.

Furthermore, floor fan coils are relatively quiet compared to other HVAC systems, and they generally blend into most rooms decor. Overall, floor fan coils are an efficient and adaptable solution for heating and cooling large or small spaces. They offer advantages such as flexibility, zone control, and relatively low noise levels. Choosing the right model and supplier can depend on factors such as system capacity, energy efficiency, and budget.