Heating & Ventilating Units Serving Gym Sample Clauses

Heating & Ventilating Units Serving Gym. Provide Direct Digital Control of the two H&V units that serve the gym. (S/S, status, MAT, SAT, OA/RA damper, htg valve, space temp, CO2 sensor, occupancy sensor, EF S/S and status). Provide and install two (2) new Direct Digital Control 3-way hot water (HW) valves, actuators and new damper actuators. TAB OA/RA dampers, implement DAT control, economizer control, occupancy control and DCV.
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