Office workers notice their ventilation equipment when there's a change of climate from one room to the next. Noise disruptions in meetings, feeling stuffy and or uncomfortable can hamper productivity. Greenheck's complete line of ventilation products delivers value with energy efficiency, quiet operation, and comfort.
Energy recovery ventilators are applied in commercial office spaces to manage ventilation air requirements while reducing energy consumption. By transferring energy between exhaust and outdoor airstreams, ERVs support indoor air quality, occupant comfort, and energy code compliance.
Mixed flow supply fans provide reliable airflow and pressure capability for commercial office air distribution systems. Commonly used in air handling units and supply applications, these fans support consistent airflow delivery, acoustical performance, and occupant comfort across variable load conditions.
Square mixed flow fans combine axial efficiency with enhanced static pressure capability, making them well-suited for commercial office ventilation systems with space constraints and moderate duct resistance. These fans are commonly applied in supply or exhaust applications where predictable airflow, low sound levels, and compact installation are required.
Centrifugal downblast exhaust fans are used in commercial office buildings for general and localized exhaust applications where moderate static pressure capability is required. Roof-mounted downblast discharge supports controlled air removal while minimizing rooftop contamination and re-entrainment.
Axial upblast exhaust fans are used in commercial office buildings for general exhaust applications such as restroom, corridor, and support space ventilation. Their vertical discharge directs air away from the roof surface, reducing re-entrainment and helping maintain clean intake air for rooftop systems.
Combination fire smoke dampers are critical components in commercial office ventilation systems, providing both fire containment and smoke control within ducted air systems. These dampers support code compliance while maintaining required airflow paths during normal and emergency operating conditions.
Equipment screens are used in commercial office applications to conceal rooftop mechanical equipment while maintaining required airflow and service access. Properly designed screens support architectural aesthetics without negatively impacting ventilation system performance.