Concealed Design
Installed above ceilings or within service spaces to keep the indoor environment visually clean.
Compact concealed HVAC terminal equipment for flexible ducted air distribution in commercial and building applications.
The Concealed Fan Coil Unit is an indoor terminal device designed for central air conditioning systems. Its compact configuration allows the equipment to be installed above suspended ceilings or in other concealed spaces while conditioned air is delivered through ductwork.
This configuration helps maintain a clean interior appearance while providing flexible air distribution. It can be integrated with chilled-water HVAC systems and is suitable for different commercial, hospitality, healthcare and building applications.
Designed for installation above suspended ceilings and in concealed service spaces.
Supports flexible air delivery through connected ductwork.
Suitable for integration with chilled-water air conditioning systems.
The concealed configuration provides flexibility for projects where indoor appearance, installation space and ducted air distribution are important.
Installed above ceilings or within service spaces to keep the indoor environment visually clean.
Duct connections allow conditioned air to be distributed according to the room layout and HVAC design.
Designed for use as an indoor terminal unit within water-based central air conditioning systems.
Suitable for offices, hotels, healthcare facilities, commercial buildings and other indoor environments.
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Concealed fan coil units are particularly useful in buildings where the HVAC equipment needs to remain hidden while conditioned air is distributed through a planned duct system.
Share your building type, room requirements, airflow conditions and installation space with our team. RuiMech can help with suitable fan coil selection and HVAC equipment configuration.
Discuss Your ProjectCorrect equipment selection helps the fan coil unit work effectively with the overall central HVAC system.
Determine the required cooling or heating capacity according to room size, building load, climate and operating conditions.
Airflow should match the room load, duct configuration and required indoor air distribution.
The available ceiling or service space should be considered when determining equipment dimensions and installation configuration.
Water conditions, duct layout, controls and other HVAC system parameters should be considered during equipment selection.
Common questions about concealed fan coil units and their application in central HVAC systems.
A concealed fan coil unit is an indoor HVAC terminal unit designed to be installed above a suspended ceiling or inside another concealed space. It circulates air through the unit and can distribute conditioned air through connected ductwork.
Concealed fan coil units are commonly used in hotels, office buildings, hospitals, commercial buildings, residential developments and other projects where the indoor unit needs to remain hidden while providing centralized air conditioning.
Yes. Concealed fan coil units are commonly integrated into chilled-water HVAC systems. Chilled water passes through the unit's heat exchanger while the fan circulates indoor air across the coil.
Important factors include required cooling and heating capacity, airflow, available ceiling space, duct configuration, water system conditions, noise requirements and the overall HVAC design of the building.
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