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Packaged HVAC Equipment Packaged HVAC Equipment Is the most common source for HVAC in small to medium commercial buildings Used in: Retail Stores Supermarkets Restaurants Packaged HVAC Equipment Rooftop units, better known as RTUs, are popular because they are the least cost solution to heating, ventilating, and air conditioning a building. Rooftop Units Some of the reasons for this are: RTUs are unitary or packaged equipment and require no field refrigerant piping. RTUs provide heating, cooling, air moving, outside air introduction, and a filtration system. RTUs do not take up valuable floor space. RTU service time is reduced because all of the components are together. Routine service does not interfere with store operation. RTU replacement is quicker and doesnt interfere with store operation. Rooftop Units Types of Rooftop Units: Multi-zone VAV (Variable Air Volume) Constant Volume Multi-zone These systems are still available but are losing favor because of their inherent energy inefficiency. A multi-zone unit typically consists of a hot and a cold deck. There are also three deck units, the third being the bypass deck. This is more efficient because you add hot or cold air to the return air. Some additional disadvantages are: You are limited to the number of zones available and the need to distribute the air proportioned to each zone evenly. Building energy codes place restrictions on the use of reheat temperature control.  VAV (Variable Air Volume) These systems are becoming more popular for their ability to provide unlimited zoning control and ease of future reconfiguration of space and zones. VAV systems are available in the 15-ton and up range in cooling only or cooling with heat versions. The heating section allows for morning space warm-up and building temperature setback. Constant Volume Most retail outlet stores have RTUs with a single-zone heating and cooling configuration. These units have constant air volume to a sin