Aero® Air-Handling Units
Offers an expansive airflow range and efficient, belt-driven fans for consistent operation. Supports chilled water, hot water, electric heat and steam coils for versatile pre-heat and reheat options.
Overview
The AERO® 39S Indoor/Outdoor Small Air Handler is a reliable and adaptable solution for commercial HVAC systems. Designed to provide comfort and energy-efficient performance, it delivers airflow options that cater to diverse needs in a variety of construction applications. Whether installed horizontally or vertically, its compact footprint makes it a perfect fit for tight spaces. Explore seamless climate control with features like double-wall construction, pre-heat and reheat configurations, and advanced AHUBuilder® customization software for tailored setups.
- AHRI 410 Certified
Features
Constructed from galvanized steel with optional finishes, its corrosion-resistant drain pan options ensure extended durability in all operating conditions.
Removable access panels simplify servicing, while hinged panels enhance maintenance convenience. Standard 2-inch filters allow for straightforward and efficient upkeep.
Supports ceiling, wall and curb-mounted installations, integrating seamlessly into various spaces.
A design that prioritizes sustainability; features like dual refrigerant circuits and thermostatic expansion valves boosts efficiency for long-term savings.
Discover the Carrier 39S AERO® Air Handler – a commercial HVAC solution designed to adapt to your unique needs while enhancing energy efficiency, climate control and indoor air quality.
Documents
Brochure
A World of Comfort 2025 - Brochure
The CRRSA Act (ESSER I) — Funding Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Improvements in K-12 Schools
A World of Comfort 2025 - Brochure (Printer Version)
Guide Specifications
39SH,SV,SR,SM Guide Specifications, 400 to 8,500 Nominal Cfm
Installation
39SH,SV,SM,SR00-17 Indoor and Outdoor Air Handlers
Product Data
39SH,SV,SR,SM00-17 Indoor and Outdoor Air Handlers, 400 to 8,500 Nominal Cfm
White Paper
Intelligent Air Source and Terminal Integration
Environmental Design Considerations for Hospital Operating Rooms White Paper