• Energence Rooftop Unit with MSAV Supply Fan

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    The Energence Rooftop Unit with MSAV Supply Fan is available in 7.5- to 25-ton options and reduces energy while meeting comfort requirements. It is factory installed and tested, eliminating costly installation time.

    With efficiency ratings up to 18 SEER, 12.8 EER, or 14.5 IEER and due to its part-load efficiency, the units save energy all year, not just during peak-demand times. The system also features a variable frequency drive, seven programmable speeds, and four modes of operation. It is compliant with ASHRAE 90.1-2010.

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