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Fuel fired unit heaters are air tempering units which primarily consist of cabinets, burners, filters, fans and heat exchangers. Self-contained and self-enclosed, they are generally used to heat spaces which are not attached to central air conditioning systems such as warehouses and manufacturing areas.

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Review all construction documentation before proceeding with the estimate for HVAC. It is not unusual to find items on the plans, but not in the specifications; or they may be in the specifications but not on the drawings. Also check any and all communications; the owner may have requested a change or expressed a concern or a specific need, and not have had it included in your drawings or specifications.

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