A package unit is an HVAC system that houses all components—compressor, coils, air handler, and fans—inside one cabinet. These systems are installed outdoors on a roof or ground slab, and conditioned air is delivered into the building through ductwork. Package units are compact and ideal when indoor space is limited.
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A package unit is an HVAC system that houses all components—compressor, coils, air handler, and fans—inside one cabinet. These systems are installed outdoors on a roof or ground slab, and conditioned air is delivered into the building through ductwork. Package units are compact and ideal when indoor space is limited.
What is a package unit?
It is a self-contained HVAC system with all major components in one outdoor cabinet.
Source: The Cooling Company
Compressor, coils, and fans in a single cabinet.
Many offices and retail spaces use packaged rooftop units to save indoor space while delivering efficient heating and cooling.
Schedule professional maintenance for your package unit to keep filters, coils, and controls in top condition.
“Schedule professional maintenance for your package unit to keep filters, coils, and controls in top condition.”
Package units come in multiple configurations, including heat pumps, gas-electric, and dual fuel.
Are package units only for commercial buildings?
No. They are also common in residential settings where indoor space is tight.
Do package units require ductwork?
Yes. They deliver conditioned air through ductwork into the building.
How long do package units last?
With proper maintenance, many last 12–20 years depending on usage and climate.
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