Chilled Beams maximize occupant comfort while reducing energy draw.
Press Release Summary:
By transporting cooling and heating through water, active and passive York® chilled beams work together with chillers and air handlers to maximize occupant comfort while also reducing energy requirements for building heating/cooling. Shallowness allows for reduced slab-to-slab heights, and design also eliminates uncomfortable air motion from typical VAV systems. Utilization of water-side economizers reduces maintenance expense and increases opportunities for free-cooling.
Original Press Release:
New York® Chilled Beams Maximize Comfort and Reduce Heating and Cooling Energy Costs
MILWAUKEE – Johnson Controls now proudly offers a full line of York® chilled beams. York active and passive chilled beams work together with our industry-leading chillers and air handlers to deliver maximum occupant comfort while reducing energy needs for heating and cooling a building.
Chilled beams transport cooling and heating through water versus air, to condition a space, resulting in less energy needed to maintain a comfortable building environment. This flexible solution can meet the requirements of any design or installation.
Reduce first cost
Utilizing a shallow unit which requires 60% less vertical space than conventional all air systems and reducing air-handler size/capacity and duct work size up to 50%. This allows for reduced slab-to-slab heights, significantly reducing built cost per floor in new construction.
Increase Occupant comfort and indoor air quality
Eliminate uncomfortable air motion from typical VAV Systems
Maximized energy and operational efficiency
Lower maintenance costs and increase opportunities for free-cooling by utilizing water-side economizers.
For more information, please visit www.york.com/chilledbeams.
For reader inquiries:
Ryan Nolan
Public Relations Program Manager
Building Efficiency
Johnson Controls
Work + 1 414 524 6170
Mobile + 1 414 378 9641
Ryan.P.Nolan@jci.com
