An HVAC system's performance depends on more than the components inside it. Cabinet construction plays a critical role in energy efficiency, operating costs, and long-term performance.
Our latest white paper, published by ASHRAE, explores how inadequate insulation and poor air sealing lead to energy loss and higher heating and cooling expenses. It also highlights how advanced cabinet construction, including foam injected panels with thermal breaks, can improve thermal performance and support compliance with ASHRAE Standard 90.1-2022.
Inside the white paper, you'll learn:
How conventional cabinet construction contributes to energy loss
The impact of thermal breaks and improved air sealing on system efficiency
The differences between fiberglass insulation and foam injected panels
How enhanced cabinet design can reduce operating costs and improve building performance
Discover how better cabinet construction can help deliver greater energy savings and create more efficient, high-performing HVAC systems.
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