What type of units do Data Air Handling Units (DAHUs) represent?

Data Air Handling Units (DAHUs) are specifically designed to manage and condition the air in environments that are critical for data processing, such as data centers. These units regulate airflow to ensure the optimal operating conditions for servers and other electronic equipment. They are integral to maintaining the proper temperature and humidity levels necessary to prevent overheating and ensure efficient operation.

The fact that DAHUs operate without ductwork is significant, as it allows for more straightforward installation and flexibility in air distribution, critical in dense setups like those found in data centers. This design enables them to effectively draw in air, condition it, and then distribute it directly to critical areas where cooling is needed, making them an essential component of HVAC systems specifically tailored for high-density electronic environments.