Carrier is the core of FAAT's HVAC offering. We coordinate equipment selection with the building's requirements and the wider mechanical system, from cooling generation to air distribution.
Request a Technical SelectionAir-cooled and water-cooled chillers, fan-coil units and air-handling equipment form the core of our chilled-water offering. Associated plant components are selected and identified separately within the project scope.
Air-cooled scroll chillers in the 30RB family. The model is selected for the cooling load, ambient conditions and installation requirements.
AquaForce screw chillers include air-cooled and water-cooled models. The 30XV shown uses variable-speed screw compressors and air-cooled heat rejection.
The 19XR and 19DV are water-cooled centrifugal chillers. Compressor technology varies across the wider AquaEdge family.
Pumps, cooling towers, heat exchangers, valves and other ancillary items are identified by their actual selected manufacturer. They are not automatically described as Carrier products.
Carrier VRF and DX solutions remain central to our air-conditioning offering. The proposed range, configuration and supply availability are confirmed during technical selection.
The following selection points apply to VRF systems. Other DX equipment is selected separately.
Consider outdoor temperatures, available power, installation space, acoustics, and service access alongside the calculated load.
Assess how the building operates through the day and across the seasons when comparing compressor and control options.
Match equipment with distribution, terminal units, controls, and commissioning requirements to achieve the intended operation.
Carrier is our preferred starting point for standard and hygienic air-handling selections. Each proposal defines the required filtration, access, materials, drainage and environmental-control provisions, with supporting evidence checked against the project specification.
Carrier air handlers, including Airovision 39HQ, provide modular configurations for heating, cooling, ventilation, and specified air-treatment requirements.
Carrier air handlersTerminal equipment selected around room loads, available ceiling space, airflow, sound requirements, and the chosen control strategy.
Packaged HVAC configurations for projects where a self-contained system aligns with the building layout and operating requirements.
Product ranges, configurations, availability and support arrangements are confirmed for each project. Final selections are set out in the project proposal.
Hygienic suitability and certification are checked for the selected configuration; a product-family name alone does not establish compliance for a hospital or cleanroom.
Where appropriate, the HVAC proposal can incorporate selected heat-pump solutions and coordinated building controls. Interfaces, control responsibilities and the commissioning scope are defined in the proposal.
Heating & Thermal EnergyBuilding AutomationGuest-room zoning, central plant performance, acoustics, and service continuity.
Cooling reliability, airside coordination, controls, and maintainable plant layouts.
VRF zoning, space constraints, occupant comfort, and practical installation routes.
Load profiles, process requirements, operating hours, and service access.
From selection to operating performance, FAAT brings together the equipment and the engineering needed for a complete HVAC installation.
Discuss your projectConfirm loads, design conditions, equipment duties, and the preferred system arrangement.
Coordinate mechanical and electrical interfaces, controls, testing, and documented handover.
Support inspections, diagnosis, repairs, and service history through our maintenance team and MEPSOL.
Four Seasons
Project referenceTishreen University Hospital, Lattakia
Damascus Opera House
The Carlton Hotel, Damascus
Selected references from FAAT’s project record.
Product families illustrate the Carrier portfolio. Final models, capacities, refrigerants, controls, and regional availability are confirmed in the project-specific selection and quotation.
