Fan Coil Units Scotland

Large spaces with high heating and cooling loads need more than a standard unit delivers.

High capacity fan coil units meet those loads without requiring additional units or a different system type, keeping the installation straightforward and the plant room requirements manageable.

In hotels, residential buildings, and serviced apartments, occupant comfort depends on quiet operation as much as temperature control.

Low noise fan coil units are rated for occupied space acoustic criteria, so the heating and cooling system does not become a distraction in the rooms it serves.

When standard dimensions or capacities do not fit the project, the brief does not need to change. Our manufacturing partners produce units to specific requirements, covering the exact capacity, dimensions, and connection arrangements the project needs.

Where scale or complexity pushes past what a standard range covers, we go directly to the manufacturer.

The right solution exists. Our job is to find it and get it to site on programme.

Room controls range from simple on/off thermostats through to smart controllers with occupancy sensing and remote adjustment.

The correct room control keeps occupants comfortable and prevents energy waste from over-conditioning unoccupied spaces.

Valve and actuator packages control the flow of hot or chilled water through the coil in response to the room thermostat signal.

Correct valve selection affects both temperature control accuracy and overall system efficiency, so getting this right at specification stage matters.

BMS integration gives building managers centralised visibility and control over every fan coil unit in the building.

The controls packages we supply are compatible with major BMS protocols used across Scottish commercial projects.

Our team advises on controls specification from the start of the project, before procurement decisions are made.

Buildings that run smarter use less energy.

Smart controls manage fan coil output in response to actual occupancy and conditions, reducing energy use during low-occupancy periods without manual intervention. They are also one of the most effective ways to reduce a building’s carbon footprint without compromising the comfort of the people inside it.

Plenum boxes connect the fan coil unit to the supply and return grilles, distributing conditioned air evenly through the ceiling void.

Our plenum boxes are available in standard and bespoke configurations to suit the units and grille layouts on each project.

Where gravity drainage is not possible, condensate pumps remove moisture from the fan coil unit drain tray.

We supply condensate pumps alongside the FCU for projects where the ceiling void layout makes gravity drainage impractical.

Fan coil unit filters protect the heat exchanger coil from dust and debris.

Filter options range from standard panel filters through to higher-grade filtration for environments where indoor air quality is a specification priority. All filter types are easy to access and maintain during routine servicing.

We will take the time to understand your site and operations to advise which filter is appropriate.

Acoustic insulation reduces noise transmission from the unit casing into the occupied space.

For hotel rooms, serviced apartments, and open-plan offices, it is a simple addition for a system that makes a noticeable difference to occupant comfort.

EC (electronically commutated) motor technology is the modern standard across the market.

EC motors consume significantly less energy than traditional AC motor equivalents and operate across a wide speed range without the efficiency losses of conventional motor control.

We supply high quality EC fan coil units across the ceiling concealed, exposed, and floor standing ranges.

The variable speed control allows the unit to match its output precisely to the room’s heating or cooling demand. This reduces energy consumption during part-load conditions, which account for the majority of operating hours in a typical year.

Noise levels with our supplied EC motors are lower than AC equivalents at the same airflow rates. This makes EC fan coil units the perfect choice for hotels, residential buildings, and other noise-sensitive environments where occupant comfort matters.

For projects targeting energy performance standards or modern building regulations, our team advises on the correct EC fan coil specification and walks through the performance data with your engineer to guide you through the decision.

Where ceiling void depth is restricted, low profile fan coil units provide the same heating and cooling performance in a compact chassis.

These are commonly specified on refurbishment projects where the structural ceiling height limits the space available above the tile.

Ceiling concealed units sit above the ceiling tile and connect to supply and return grilles through short duct runs.

They are the standard choice for office refurbishments and commercial fit-outs where a clean ceiling finish is required.

Depth options range from standard to low profile for tight ceiling voids.

Access panels above the tile keep maintenance straightforward for the M&E contractors who service the system.

Exposed units are surface-mounted and visible within the space.

They are installed where ceiling voids are unavailable or where a concealed installation is not practical.

The range covers horizontal cassette and vertical wall-mounted configurations.

Floor standing units are mounted at low level, typically below window lines on perimeter walls.

They suit perimeter heating and cooling in offices, hotel rooms, and residential apartments where a ceiling installation is not appropriate.

High static ducted fan coils are designed for longer duct runs where greater external static pressure is required.

They are specified on projects where the FCU needs to serve multiple rooms or where the ductwork layout demands higher fan performance.