For air conditioning work in the era of labor shortages. Reduce on-site work with flexible chambers.
In public facilities such as government buildings, community centers, libraries, and civic halls, it is required to carry out air conditioning equipment updates and renovations while minimizing the impact on users.
The flexible chamber reduces connection points by integrating the chamber box and flexible duct into a single structure. This reduces the construction labor on-site, contributing to shortened construction periods and labor savings.
Additionally, since insulation work is not required, the construction burden is alleviated. It can flexibly accommodate narrow attic spaces and equipment areas, making it suitable for air conditioning equipment updates in public facilities that often undergo renovations. Furthermore, pre-assembly in the factory reduces on-site work, which also addresses labor shortages.
【Usage Scenarios】
- Government buildings such as city halls and ward offices
- Community centers and cultural centers
- Libraries
- Civic halls and multipurpose facilities
- Gymnasiums and public sports facilities
- School-related facilities
【Benefits of Implementation】
- Reduction in connection labor
- Shortened construction periods
- Labor savings
- No need for insulation work
- Adaptability to small spaces
- Reduced on-site work burden
