Installation and fabrication, Ventilation USA, Manchester, New Hampshire

Keep The Heat™ Air-to-Air Heat Exchanger Quietaire™ Ventilation Systems Air De-Stratification / Air Rotation Systems BPE-Air to Air Heat Exchangers HVAC Fabric Air Distribution Clean Air Plant (CAP™) Bio-Remediation Custom Designed Ventilation Systems Ventilation System Installation and Fabrication

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	Ventilation System Installation and Fabrication

Keep the Heat™ Custom Install Bangor Ductwork

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VentilationUSA provides complete installation of your ventilation system with little construction.

Our typical installations are performed in but definitely not limited to industrial applications such as Welding Shops, Machine Shops, Electroplating. Municipal facilities such as Municipal Garages, Fire Departments, and Parks Departments. Our systems also in use at Construction Companies, Warehouses, Gyms, Pools, Retail Outlets, Grocery stores, and Temporary structures.

Cost Cutting Installation Services · Installation Steps · Past Installation Projects

Cost Cutting Installation Services

-Do-it-yourself training
-Project managed by a local contractor installation (saving costly crew travel expenses)
-Collaboration with your employees to install your system (saving premium labor rates)
-Design build using local materials and labor

Installation Steps

A typical installation for a Keep the Heat system involves:

     1) Building a flange to mount any one of our systems in your building.

     2) Then we cut the hole and insert and mount the flange to the side of your building.

     3) Next we attach the unit to the building and flange.

     4) Preparing the interior ductwork we place "ring spacers" every three to four feet on the eleven
          3" tubes.

     5) After this we raise 10' sections of the chute to the ceiling level and attach 3" couplers from the
          head of unit to the ADS tubes located in the chute.

     6) Attaching the "non flanged" end of ductwork to the head of unit is the next step. At this point
          additional tubing or PVC is added as needed.
                        Note: Some of our customers have used PVC or corrugated tubing and some have
                         used a combination of these.

     7) The final step is to have an electrician wire switches. We suggest using separate switches
           for each motor.
                        Note: The motors are variable speed so you may want to install speed control switches
                        if you desire.

Past Installation Projects

Keep the Heat™ Projects and Temperature Chart

Account	Outside Air	Ceiling Temp	Fresh Air
Iowa Precision	-11	70	64
CR Conveying	-11	75	71
Jones County Maint.	-8	70	65
Dave Schmitt Const.	-8	70	65
Simon Welding	13	55	50
MSI Mold Builders	-6	74	67
Bowker Mechanical	-6	62	57
Keating Steel	23	72	69
Dave Schmitt Const.	0	66	62
Gemini Valve	23	72	65
Steger-Hiderscheit	2	68	64
Sadler Machine Shop	-7	70	66
Altorfer-Cedar Rapids	-7	79	74
New-Cor	-6	71	64
Rochester Tractor Equip	0	72	69
Ellis Mfg.	8	61	55
Rental Service Corp	10	73	67
Conveyor Engineer	12	61	55
Altofer CAT Davenport	27	72	68
Altofer CAT Peoria	28	72	68
Precision Tool	33	69	66
Paper-Calmenson	33	71	68
Color-Box	34	75	69
Altofer CAT CR	34	72	68
Gen. Grind & Machine	39	69	65
Daniel Yoder & Son	43	70	67
Wendling Quarries	47	65	62

Outside Air = Air taken directly from the outside and forced into the 3" corrugated tubing.

Ceiling Temp = Air temperature of the ceiling of your building. This is where we get the air we are going to exhaust.

Fresh Air = This is the air we bring into your building directly from the outside and deliver this air in your shop at about 3' from the floor.

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