Fire Station HVAC 101: Make The Right Choice For Your Station
H2M Public Safety Market Director Patrick Stone, R.A., LEED AP, and Mechanical Engineer Joseph E. Balicki, P.E., recently wrote an article titled “Fire Station HVAC 101: Making the Right Choice for Your Station” that was published in Firehouse.
The article emphasizes the differences between traditional HVAC systems and newer or hybrid systems for firefighter comfort. When selecting the optimal heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system for your fire station, it is essential to evaluate both conventional options and emerging technologies to ensure an informed decision is made in today’s evolving market.
As Patrick and Joseph note, “Traditional systems offer advantages such as cost-effectiveness, established reliability, and consistent air distribution. However, they may also present disadvantages, including inefficient energy use, high maintenance expenses, and limited control capabilities.”
To read the full article, visit the publication’s website HERE.
