Chilled Beams

Chilled beams are a sophisticated cooling and heating system used in modern buildings. They use water at cooled or warm temperatures to regulate indoor air quality and comfort. The system involves large panels installed in ceilings that passively remove heat from the air through natural convection or gentle airflow, reducing the need for traditional air conditioning units. Because they rely on water and airflow rather than harsh refrigerants or heavy equipment, chilled beams are energy-efficient, quiet, and environmentally friendly. They improve indoor climate control while minimizing energy costs, making them a popular choice for sustainable building design.