• Commercial Buildings: Offices, hotels, retail stores, and restaurants often use FCUs to provide individualized climate control in different zones or rooms within the building.
• Residential Buildings: They are commonly installed in apartments, condominiums, and single-family homes to regulate indoor temperature and airflow efficiently.
• Healthcare Facilities: Hospitals, clinics, and healthcare centers utilize FCUs to maintain comfortable and sanitary conditions in patient rooms, waiting areas, and treatment spaces.
• Educational Institutions: Schools, colleges, and universities use FCUs in classrooms, libraries, and administrative areas to ensure a conducive learning environment.
• Industrial Settings: Certain industrial facilities may use FCUs in offices, control rooms, or other administrative areas where individual climate control is necessary.
• Hospitality Sector: FCUs are prevalent in hotels, motels, resorts, and other hospitality establishments to provide guests with personalized comfort.

Horizontal Fan Coil Units

• These units are designed to be installed horizontally either in ceilings or floors. They are often used in spaces where vertical installation is not feasible or preferred.

Vertical Fan Coil Units

• Vertical FCUs are installed vertically, typically within walls or in concealed spaces. They are commonly used in hotel rooms, apartments, and offices where space is limited and aesthetics are important.

Exposed Fan Coil Units

• Exposed FCUs are designed to be visible within the space they serve. They are often mounted on walls or ceilings and are chosen for their industrial or modern aesthetic appeal.

Concealed Fan Coil Units

• Concealed FCUs are hidden within ceilings, floors, or other concealed spaces. They are chosen for their ability to integrate seamlessly into the architectural design of a space while providing effective climate control.