When choosing Concealed Fan Coil Units for different space layouts, many factors need to be considered comprehensively.
Space area is one of the key factors. For small rooms, such as bedrooms and small offices in residential buildings, Fan Coil Units with lower power can meet the needs. The heat load of such spaces is relatively low, and low-power equipment can effectively adjust the temperature to avoid energy waste. Large spaces, such as shopping malls and conference rooms, have a large heat load and should be equipped with high-power fan coil units to achieve fast and uniform cold and warm air delivery and maintain a comfortable room temperature.
The function and use of the space also affect the selection. For example, hospital wards have high requirements for silence, and Concealed Fan Coil Units with low operating noise should be selected to avoid disturbing patients' rest. Libraries also require a quiet environment, and low-noise fan coil units are the first choice. However, in spaces such as factory workshops that have little noise restrictions and focus on ventilation and heat dissipation, fan coil units with large ventilation volume and strong cooling and heating can be given priority.
In addition, the orientation and insulation of the space cannot be ignored. West-facing or top-floor spaces are exposed to more direct sunlight and heat accumulates quickly, so Concealed Fan Coil Units with strong cooling capacity should be selected. In order to compensate for heat loss, spaces with poor insulation also require equipment with excellent cooling and heating performance to ensure the temperature in the space is appropriate.
