Environmental Control Systems (ECS)

Environmental Control Systems (ECS) refer to the integrated systems within a building or vehicle that manage climate, air quality, and ventilation to ensure a comfortable, safe, and healthy environment. They regulate temperature, humidity, airflow, and remove contaminants, often combining heating, cooling, ventilation, and filtration components. ECS are essential for maintaining optimal indoor conditions, improving energy efficiency, and ensuring occupant well-being. These systems are used in various settings, including homes, offices, airplanes, and spacecraft, adapting to specific environmental requirements.