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Contact SupplierWe are engaged in manufacturing and supplying of hvac system Automation & Smart Control Modern HVAC systems are often integrated with BMS (Building Management System) or IoT-based smart controllers. HVAC system is a mechanical and control infrastructure that regulates indoor temperature, humidity, and air quality to maintain thermal comfort and healthy conditions in buildings. It includes heating, ventilation, and air conditioning processes—all managed either manually or automatically. Functions of HVAC Systems FunctionDescription HeatingRaises indoor temperature using heat exchangers, boilers, or heat pumps VentilationReplaces/stabilizes air via exhaust fans, ducts, or fresh air intakes Air ConditioningCools indoor air, removes humidity using refrigerants and compressors Types of HVAC Systems Split HVAC Systems (Ductless or Ducted) Separate indoor & outdoor units Used in homes, small offices, server rooms leelavati automation Central HVAC Systems Uses ducting to supply conditioned air throughout the building Ideal for large commercial, retail, hospital, or office complexes VRF/VRV Systems (Variable Refrigerant Flow) Multiple indoor units controlled by one outdoor unit Energy-efficient, scalable, zoning capabilities Chiller-Based Systems Chilled water plants for large-scale cooling Used in malls, airports, factories Packaged Units (AHU + Condensing Unit) Self-contained units for rooftops or commercial use Geothermal HVAC Uses underground thermal energy for heating/cooling High efficiency, low maintenance Main Components ComponentFunction CompressorPressurizes refrigerant to move through the system Condenser CoilReleases heat outside (cooling function) Evaporator CoilAbsorbs heat from indoor air (cooling function) Blower Fan / AHUCirculates air through ducts ThermostatUser interface to control set temperature Ductwork / DiffusersDelivers air to different zones Air FiltersRemove dust and particles from intake air VFDs / PLCs / SensorsControl airflow, temperature, humidity leelavati automation HVAC Applications SectorUse Case IndustrialCooling for production, server rooms, CNC areas CommercialOffice climate control, malls, auditoriums HealthcareOperating rooms, labs with HEPA filtration ResidentialVillas, apartments with ductless splits HospitalityGuest room ACs, banquet halls, lobbies Automation & Smart Control Modern HVAC systems are often integrated with BMS (Building Management System) or IoT-based smart controllers. Thermostat AutomationScheduled temperature settings Zone ControlSeparate control for each room/zone VFD IntegrationEnergy savings by variable fan speed Remote MonitoringVia app or SCADA system CO₂ / VOC SensorsImprove indoor air quality Fault Alarms / Predictive MaintenanceReduce downtime, extend equipment life leelavati automation Cooling Capacity1 TR – 500 TR (ton of refrigeration) Airflow Rate300 – 10,000 CFM (cubic feet per minute) Efficiency RatingCOP 2.5 – 4.5 / EER / ISEER Noise Level35 – 65 dB (residential vs industrial) Power Supply230V (residential) / 415V (industrial) Split AC (ductless)1–2 TR Ducted Split System VRF/VRV Systems Central Chiller Plant50–500 TR AHU (Air Handling Units)1000–10,000 CFM BMS or PLC Automation Panel— design complexity, and control system used. Key Design Considerations Building load calculation (ASHRAE/ISHRAE standards) HVAC zoning layout Duct design and pressure drop Fresh air intake and exhaust requirement Air filtration grade (G4 to HEPA) Energy efficiency targets (green building, IGBC/LEED) ASHRAE 62.1 / 90.1Ventilation & energy efficiency ISHRAE GuidelinesIndian design standards NBC 2016 (India)Ventilation codes for buildings IEC 60335-2-40Safety of HVAC appliances ISO 16813 / 50001Energy efficiency and management Benefits of a Modern HVAC System Energy-efficient climate control Improved indoor air quality Comfort with automated temperature & humidity Smart building integration Reduced maintenance with