Kinetix Air Blog

Kinetix Air has launched a number of new platform functionalities built to drive optimum efficiency for our customers! This quarter, we’ve added new fans, coils, and features that will help your organization streamline and accelerate AHU production. 

Commercial projects often have specific and unique HVAC needs that drive the choice to commission the manufacturing of custom air handling units (AHUs). Here are four essential requirements that need to be considered and addressed during the custom AHU design process.

Before you can kick off even preliminary exploration for custom AHU design, here is a quick checklist of questions you will need answered. From initial design all the way through to shipping and maintenance orders, Kinetix provides your team with the intelligent, capable, and customizable toolkit they need to get the job done quickly, efficiently, and correctly. Find out how.

At the beginning of the month, the Kinetix team attended the AHR Expo in Las Vegas, and the reaction to our Kinetix Air platform was amazing.

Q4 was a big quarter for new features in Kinetix Air. From migration features and customized hoods to new component integrations, you can find out all about how the platform continues to evolve and what to expect next quarter. Read on.

If you’re planning to attend AHR 2022 in Las Vegas (Jan 31 to Feb), make sure you stop by the Kinetix Air booth (N11435) to learn more about how the Kinetix Air platform is reinventing AHU selection software...

Designing a custom AHU is an iterative process, and that iteration – and the time it takes, drives cost and, in many cases, slows the service provided to the design engineer and, later on, the manufacturing and delivery. With traditional selection software, the design process becomes heavy, requiring multiple rounds of validation and re-pricing. And once a bid is won, the work starts all over again...

Ease of installation is one of the important parameters that engineers take into account when designing custom AHUs. Although it’s only a one-time cost, it can drive unnecessary expenditures. Here’s what you need to consider...

You can measure AHU performance without using a software and sensor suite or installing a controller system. It’s not quick and easy, but it’s possible. Start by measuring temperature and humidity at both inlet and outlet. Then measure the barometric pressure.

Air Handling Units (AHUs) are ubiquitous throughout commercial real estate, industrial facilities, and large-scale public buildings. They play an integral role in all HVAC systems, helping regulate and circulate air in indoor spaces by using fans to draw air across an evaporator coil to absorb or release heat.