SKM Air Handling Units are designed to meet the heating, ventilation and air conditioning demand of the space while consuming less energy and generating less noise.
The Air Handling Units are suitable for indoor and outdoor installations, catering to wide range of applications such as Schools, Commercial & Residential Buildings, Hospitals, Factories, Hotels, Restaurants, Cinemas, Mosques, Supermarkets, etc.,
SKM offers Air Handling Unit from 1,000 CFM to 60,950CFM in two different series; Modular Air Handling Units (MAH) and Hygienic Modular Air Handling units (HMAH).
Units are manufactured in ISO 9001 certified facility and the products offered are certified by International regulatory bodies like AHRI, Eurovent and TUV.
Modular Air Handling Units (MAH) manufactured in modular sections and can be provided with a whole range of standard components, in many different configurations. Units can be supplied with an entire range of panel configuration to suit every application. Different sectional arrangements and fan discharge positions are possible depending on the site constraints and requirements. MAH units are with thermal break system applied for both panels and frames.
MAH Units are available in 25 models to deliver from 1000 cfm (472 l/s) to 60 000 cfm (28318 l/s) nominal air flow rate against total static pressure up to 8.0 inWG (2 000 Pa).
Certification for MAH Series :
Certified according to standards EN1886 & EN13053.
Certified in accordance with AHRI 430.
Coil performance is certified in accordance with AHRI 410 standard.
Hygienic Modular Air Handling Unit (HMAH), are ideal, where the requirements of cleaning and hygiene are mandatory, like hospitals, pharmaceuticals, laboratories, food industry, electronic facilities and clean room applications.
HMAH Units are available in 21 models to deliver from 1000 cfm (472 l/s) to 42500 cfm (20058 l/s) nominal air flow rate against total static pressure up to 8.0 inwg (2000 Pa).
SKM hygienic AHU's are tested and certified by TÜV SÜD, according to VDI 6022 standard and DIN 1946 standard.
