What is a high velocity system?

Popular Applications for High Velocity Systems

• Add central air conditioning to homes with boilers.
• New construction homes
• Homes focused on green sustainable construction.

What is a high velocity system?

A high velocity system is a modern High-Efficient HVAC system that can provide heating and cooling in buildings that have inadequate ductwork or do not have air ducts. This system is ideal for residential homes with boiler systems, or in condos or apartments that have little space for ducting. High velocity can also be adapted to many commercial and industrial applications. Although you can use high velocity for heating and cooling, you also have the option to use it for air conditioning only.

The high velocity system heats and cools within 2 degrees of your set temperature. It removes up to 30% more humidity than traditional systems and is 3 times more powerful than any conventional HVAC system with ducts that are a quarter of the size. Even temperatures, balanced humidity and proper airflow are the key components to making your home more comfortable. High velocity checks all of these boxes.

How does high velocity work?

Unlike traditional HVAC systems, high velocity systems use high velocity to push air through small round ducts. Even though these ducts are small they produce triple the pressure of traditional systems. Systems are typically installed in the attic, but there are other applications depending on the needs of your home. Since the ducts are small, we can run them to other floors of the home through closets and other small spaces taking minimal space.

Benefits:

• Central A/C can be added to any existing system, including boilers.
• Minimal mess -minimal patch work
• Quietest HVAC system on market
• Even temperatures
• Uses less energy, reducing energy consumption.