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ExactFit replacements for OEM Equipment

Innovative HVAC Solutions

40 Years Delivering Superior HVAC Systems

New Construction and Retrofit Applications

Energy Efficient and Industry-Best Sound Level

PTAC

Packaged Terminal A/C

Ice Air has developed a wide variety of Hi-Spec and ExactFit HVAC Packaged Terminal Air Conditioners to provide superior new construction heating and cooling systems or to replace old installations.

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WSHP

Water Source Heat Pump

Water Source Heat Pumps (WSHP) are combination cooling and heating units which provide efficient room-by-room comfort.

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FCU

Fan Coil Units

Ice Air’s Fan Coil Units (FCUs) provide superior whisper quiet, energy effcient performance.

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HWCAC

Ice Air’s innovative Hydronic Hybrid Water-Cooled Air Conditioners combine high-efficiency cooling with an advanced hot water coil that provides hydronic heat for an entire room without using the unit’s compressor.

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SPAC

Single Package A/C

The Single Package Vertical Air Conditioner and Heat Pump (SPAC/SPHP) is a unique air-to-air unit that works from within an interior wall space, providing ultra-quiet operation, high energy efficiency and zoned cooling and heating.

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ICE AIR

Innovations

Ice Air is a customer-driven company, dedicated to creating innovative solutions to improve efficiency, reduce sound levels, make equipment that fits into unconventional spaces and meet complex specifications and requirements.

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Hybrids on the High Line

Ice Air’s new Hybrid Water-Cooled Air Conditioners (WCAC) are now a part of the first residential tower in the high-profile Hudson Yards development in New York City. Located at 500 W. 30^th Street in Manhattan, Abington House represents an exciting area of development, as well as an example of Ice Air’s recent HVAC innovation.

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M2M in Manhattan

Residents of this 24-story luxury Manhattan hi-rise were not happy. Sure, the East River views were beautiful, but the temperature within their apartments provided less than optimum comfort. The original thru-wall cooling units – manufactured by IW Corp. in the 1960s – were obsolete and not able to adequately cool the large living rooms of these luxury apartments.

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College Cool at Hofstra

Heading back to school during late August can mean adjusting to dormitory conditions, however at Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York, students have one less adjustment to make – as Hofstra has provided updated individual heating and cooling units throughout their dorm rooms, installing new Ice Air Vertical Exposed Fan Coil Units.

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