Aero Duct
The room stays clear. The air system stays accessible.
Design visualization
The architecture leads.
Aero Duct places the indoor air-handling unit above the ceiling, allowing the room to be organized around discreet supply and return openings. The enclosure connects filter access, fan space, and service interfaces in a shallow form that follows the ceiling strategy.
Concealed form
The unit sits within the ceiling strategy rather than on the wall.
Distribution
Supply, return, and zoning are specified as one air path.
Access
Filter and mechanical access remain part of the architectural layout.
Resolve the ceiling as a system.
Duct routes, access panels, condensate drainage, return-air paths, and control zones are coordinated before equipment selection. A room-by-room brief connects the concealed unit with the spaces it serves and the people responsible for maintaining it.
- New-build residences
- Apartments with coordinated ceiling services
- Multiroom residential layouts
Size and specification.
Proposed design dimensions. Final equipment, performance, connections, and installation clearances are confirmed during specification and quotation.
| Specification | 900 mm format |
|---|---|
| Width | 900 mm |
| Depth | 700 mm |
| Height | 250 mm |
| Dimension basis | Proposed product body; installation clearances specified separately |
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