RTU Supply and Return Transition Verification
Verify the unit opening, curb or adapter, airflow direction, access, and transition geometry before fabricating or forcing the duct connection.
Stop if
- I have the unit and curb openings at [dimensions]. Can we verify supply/return orientation and the approved transition before I send this to the shop?
Watch out
- Do not build from a generic unit footprint or swap openings because the duct lands easier that way.
Check
- Use the approved RTU and curb/adapter submittals
- Confirm supply versus return openings and unit orientation
- Measure actual curb and duct openings after setting when required
- Keep service panels, drains, economizer parts, and lifting points clear
- Confirm gasket, flex connector, insulation, and weather-seal scope
Steps
- Use the approved RTU and curb/adapter submittals
- Confirm supply versus return openings and unit orientation
- Measure actual curb and duct openings after setting when required
- Keep service panels, drains, economizer parts, and lifting points clear
- Confirm gasket, flex connector, insulation, and weather-seal scope
Say this to your foreman
I have the unit and curb openings at [dimensions]. Can we verify supply/return orientation and the approved transition before I send this to the shop?
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