AHU Thermostat

An Air Handling Unit (AHU) thermostat regulates the operation of HVAC systems by controlling the temperature within a building or space. It consists of a sensor to detect the ambient temperature and a control mechanism to adjust the heating or cooling output accordingly. AHU thermostats typically feature programmable settings for scheduling temperature changes, ensuring energy efficiency and comfort. They may also incorporate additional functions such as humidity control or integration with building management systems for centralized control and monitoring.