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    A direct refrigerant system eliminates most ductwork by incorporating an air handling unit, refrigeration cycle, and heat rejection unit into a single packaged unit. While suitable for small spaces, maintaining proper air flow becomes difficult as the space increases in size. A roof top unit solves this issue by requiring only a minimal external duct system to supply and return air, providing flexibility for larger commercial building layouts.

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    A direct refrigerant system eliminates most ductwork by incorporating an air handling unit, refrigeration cycle, and heat rejection unit into a single packaged unit. While suitable for small spaces, maintaining proper air flow becomes difficult as the space increases in size. A roof top unit solves this issue by requiring only a minimal external duct system to supply and return air, providing flexibility for larger commercial building layouts.

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    A direct refrigerant system eliminates most ductwork by incorporating an air handling unit, refrigeration cycle, and heat rejection unit into a single packaged unit. While suitable for small spaces, maintaining proper air flow becomes difficult as the space increases in size. A roof top unit solves this issue by requiring only a minimal external duct system to supply and return air, providing flexibility for larger commercial building layouts.

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    A direct refrigerant system eliminates most ductwork by incorporating an air handling unit, refrigeration cycle, and heat rejection unit into a single packaged unit. While suitable for small spaces, maintaining proper air flow becomes difficult as the space increases in size. A roof top unit solves this issue by requiring only a minimal external duct system to supply and return air, providing flexibility for larger commercial building layouts.

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    DIRECT REFRIGERANT SYSTEM

    Eliminates all or most of the duct work e.g. Window A/C or through-the-wall
    packaged terminal A/C

    The single piece packaged unit incorporates an AHU Refrigeration cycle, and the
    heat rejection unit.

    As the size of the space increases, maintaining proper room air motion becomes
    difficult.

    The roof top unit solves this problem. A minimal external supply and return air
    duct system is required to complete the installation.

    The external duct work, supply air terminals and return air grills provide the
    flexibility in the design required to meet the variety of building layouts in larger
    commercial installations.

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