 This is an example of a soffet mounted diffuser can
connected with flexible ductwork to fit in a tight space
in a custom home. Please note the attic insulation is a
foam material sprayed to the under side of the roof
deck. This type of installation coupled with a sealed
attic (no ventilation what so ever) provides for a very
dry attic space. Conditioned Air endorses this
construction methodology for added humidity control
above and beyond the air conditioning system itself.
When designed and constructed properly a tight, dry and
cool home can be accomplished.
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 This is an example of a light commercial installation
showing wrapped sheet metal duct work, both supply and
return plenums. Also visible is the lay in diffuser with
its wrapped sheet metal supply.
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 Conditioned Air is experienced in refrigeration
accessory piping as seen here on this outdoor air
dehumidification unit. This unit is located in an office
building and provides outside air, as required by code,
but is pre-treated to remove humidity before it is
injected into the air handlers for general distribution
in the office building. Many larger homes are now using
versions of outside air dehumidification units to
provide further enhanced comfort along with variable
speed air conditioning equipment.
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This
is an example of an architectural treatment for air
distribution utilizing linear slot diffusers run in
between the trusses of a ceiling. Each diffuser is
connected to the supply plenum, held high in the attic,
utilizing silver flexible ductwork. Please note that at
each penetration on the linear diffuser cans the flex is
strapped, taped and sealed with mastic adhesive to
prevent air leakage. Please note also that this ceiling
structure utilizes sprayed in expanding foam and a
sealed soffet system to provide a tight, dry attic space
for humidity control. Conditioned Air endorses this
construction methodology for added humidity control
above and beyond the air conditioning system itself.
When designed and constructed properly a tight, dry and
cool home can be accomplished.
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 This is an example of highly specialized, linear slot
diffusers that the architect intended to run 90 degrees
to the truss work, but also desired a longer look to the
linear slot diffusers. Please notice that the trusses
were not removed or damaged in the installation but
rather wrapped with insulation and sealed so as to
become part of the air distribution system. At
Conditioned Air we custom manufacture all our linear
slot cans either on job site or in our fabrication shop.
This example shows on job site fabrication.
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 This is a view of a supply plenum in a custom home held
high for proper air distribution. Please note the
flexible duct connections coming off of the supply
plenum. All flexible duct connections in this
installation are strapped, taped, and then sealed with
mastic adhesive. All joints of the hard duct board
plenum are sealed with mastic as well providing for an
airtight duct installation. Please note the attic
insulation is a foam material sprayed to the under side
of the roof deck. This type of installation coupled with
a sealed attic (no ventilation what so ever) provides
for a very dry attic space. Conditioned Air endorses
this construction methodology for added humidity control
above and beyond the air conditioning system itself.
When designed and constructed properly a tight, dry and
cool home can be accomplished.
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