Greenheck has expanded its Modular Open Array (MOA) turnkey retrofit package to include Greenheck CPF compact plenum fans, providing greater flexibility to optimize fan array performance, energy efficiency, first cost, and operating cost.

Available in five sizes, CPF compact plenum fans deliver up to 14,800 cfm per fan and static pressure up to 7.6 in. wg. The expanded fan selection enables specifiers to configure arrays based on project priorities, such as selecting fewer, larger fans to reduce first cost or configuring the array to prioritize energy efficiency and lower operating costs.

The MOA configurable fan array features lightweight, easy-to-assemble components that ship to the jobsite knocked down for field installation. UL power and controls packages are available, and array panels arrive prewired to simplify installation and reduce labor time at the jobsite.

Designed for air handling unit (AHU) retrofits and built-up systems, the Modular Open Array provides a flexible fan array solution for data centers, hospitals, universities, and office buildings. For more information on Greenheck’s Modular Open Array, visit:  https://www.greenheck.com/products/fans/fan-arrays/moa

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Greenheck is a global leader in engineering and manufacturing air movement, control, and conditioning equipment. For more than 75 years, we have been committed to promoting the highest levels of indoor air quality by offering the widest range of ventilation products for commercial and institutional buildings. Through superior customer service, we continue our legacy of innovation as experts in air movement by connecting our mechanical representative partners and customers with the newest products. With our CAPS®  product selection tool and HVAC University education series, Greenheck offers technology and product knowledge to ensure that when you work with us, you are working with the easiest company to do business with.

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