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The HVAC industry mainly deals with air conditioning, heating and ventilation within large buildings and systems. In the more recent years, architectural designs of modern buildings include the operation and maintenance of heating systems that include HVAC equipment such as duct heating, boilers, flanged heaters as well as sophisticated controls. There are several different types of heating systems today. Central heating is common in northern climates to provide comfort heating to residential and commercial units. Typically, these buildings include boilers, furnaces or heat pumps that circulate water, steam or air along arteries of a circulation system that use centrally located units (furnaces) as the central heating location.

Wattco duct heaters are used in duct work that are used in forced air systems to help maintain target comfort  temperatures. Piping is also used to circulate water throughout the ‘circulatory system’ of a heating unit and reach target temperatures. Other more sophisticated systems use glycol liquids that have a unique property of not solidifying or freezing in low temperatures, throughout piping that acts as a conduit of heat transfer throughout the heating system. Radiators which are mounted on walls or floors, use the circulated liquid and emanate heat through the room. Boiler systems use Wattco flanged heaters to heat up water or generate steam to heat up large areas.  Heat exchangers can also be involved as secondary heat source when water passes through the first circuit.

Forced air systems use fans that push air through ductwork that pass throughout the building. Often using fin tubular elements or coiled elements, they are extremely effective to help reduce condensation that can result from areas of high humidity. Forced air can also use filters to help purify indoor air.

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Duct Heaters
Available in coil or tubular element design. They come with digital or mechanical controls. Used both indoor and outdoor for freeze protection to rapidly heat up ducts and open areas.
Open Coil Elements
Open coil elements are excellent for reducing or eliminating condensation in high humidity areas. Filters can also be added to help purify passing air.
Finned Tubular Heating
Designed with custom bending parameters in mind, Wattco Finned Tubular Heating can be customized to accommodate nearly any configuartion of piping necessary. Can also be manufactured using a number of materials based on the solution it will be placed in.  

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