The Titus DTFS is a fan-powered terminal unit designed to regulate airflow in variable air volume (VAV) systems. Installed above the ceiling and connected to ducts, it uses an integrated fan to deliver consistent air distribution to occupied zones, with options for electric or hot-water reheat where additional conditioning is needed. By providing zone-level control, the DTFS reduces wasted energy, ensures comfort only where and when it is required, and supports the efficiency of the central HVAC system. Units equipped with electronically commutated motors (ECMs) further enhance performance by lowering electricity use over their lifecycle.
Applied as sustainable solution
Fondaction Head Office Chevalier Morales, a Montreal-based architecture and design studio, has completed the newly redeveloped headquarters of Fondaction, a Quebec labour-sponsored investment fund dedicated to sustainable and socially conscious investing. Situated in Montreal’s Ville-Marie district, the workplace redesign translates Fondaction’s mission into architecture, emphasising flexibility, ecologic...
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