Leonardo DRS’ Navy air handling units (AHU) are designed to comply with Navy specifications, are first article qualified, and in many cases are qualified provider listed. Our Navy AHUs are manufactured with proven performance and quality construction. They are fully supported with replacement parts and full integrated logistics support data. Our short manufacturing lead times make our AHUs readily available for new construction, as well as for overhauls and repairs.
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SCAC is in line with our strong tradition of supplying proven, fully qualified, shock hardened HVAC equipment to the U.S. Navy’s fleet, and is currently fielded on the LCS program. MIL-A-1986 |
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HVAC FCA's are designed for floor mounting, used in conjunction with a chilled water system, a drainage system, an air distribution system, and a power source for air conditioning. MIL-A-23798 |
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HVAC Fan Coil Units are used as an alternative to built-up air-conditioning recirculation systems of a ship’s HVAC system. MIL-A-24775. |
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We offer Navy Standard Explosion Proof FCUs developed to replace the gravity cooling coils typically found in ships’ magazines and battery lockers. MIL-A-24775. |
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The MAC offers a proven solution to a growing problem with the U.S. Navy’s Nimitz class aircraft carrier’s HVAC system. MIL-C-2939. |
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We offer two unique FCAs designed to provide cooled and dehumidified air to shipboard electronics spaces. |
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Unit Heaters are designed for overhead mounting. The units consist of a fan and motor, steam/hot water heating coil, fan guard, and directional louvers built as a single unit. MIL-U-17293. |
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Unit Coolers consist of a vane axial fan and motor, a DW type duct cooling coil, with air filters and directional louvers built as a single unit for overhead mounting; MIL-C-2939. |
Leonardo DRS is a leading designer and manufacturer of marine-grade air handling units. These AHUs are specifically designed for the marine environment and have a proven track record of performance.
All Leonardo DRS marine grade AHUs utilize quality water and steam coils featuring continuous plate fins and a staggered tube arrangement to provide the best engineering balance between heat transfer, air flow resistance, strength, and maintenance. Leonardo DRS’ marine AHUs are designed to comply with American Bureau of Shipping and United States Coast Guard regulations.
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Located southwest of St. Louis, High Ridge is home to the sprawling facility for the Marlo Heat Transfer Solutions product line, part of the Leonardo DRS Naval Power Systems operating group.
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