VENTILATION AND AIR DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM Sample Clauses

VENTILATION AND AIR DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM a. Air handling units: The Premises will receive up to 20,000 cfm via a system that is shared across multiple floors of the Building. The system will initially include one (1) primary supply and exhaust air handling unit and one (1) backup supply and exhaust air handling unit. Units will be 100% outside-air type, suitable for lab build-out. The system will also include a run-around glycol heat recovery coil, cooling coil, heating coil and final filtration.

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