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• Lower materials cost: Allows for a significant reduction in mechanical installed cost by utilizing two-pipe branch and zone piping.
  • Retrofits can use the existing cold-water piping for cooling and heating.
  • New construction sees materials and labor cost reductions with 50% fewer coils, valves, piping, and joints.
• Reduces onsite technician time: Logic to send the appropriate hot or cold fluid is built into the conductor’s controls.
• Easy system integration: Works with existing factory controls for fan coils, blower coils, unit ventilators, CoolSense® terminal sensible-cooling units, and small catalog air handlers with dual-purpose coils. The Conductor integrates easily with building automation systems for enhanced energy management, too.
• Fits into your building design: Repurposing existing piping avoids disrupting the zone-level finished spaces. Additionally, Conductors can be installed in a central mechanical closet, eliminating the need for space in walls or ceilings and allowing them to be located outside the occupied areas. Using a single, dual-purpose coil instead of separate heating and cooling coils eliminates the need for larger casings on air handlers and air terminal units.
• Optional wire-free convenience: Air-Fi® Wireless simplifies installation and enhances connectivity.