Samsung completes new HVAC manufacturing facility in India

Samsung Electronics has successfully completed a new HVAC manufacturing facility in India, located in Pune, Maharashtra. The 13,826-square-meter facility, which was completed in just six months, is set to become a new production hub for customers in India and broader Asia-Pacific markets. Once fully operational, the plant will be capable of producing up to 6,500 HVAC units annually, including FlaktGroup's flagship air handling units (AHUs), fan wall units (FWUs), and computer room air handlers (CRAHs).

The new facility will be responsible for manufacturing a range of HVAC equipment, with AHUs using coolants to cool air and maintain comfortable indoor air quality in data centers and large commercial buildings, while FWUs are wall-mounted air circulation systems and CRAHs provide climate control in server rooms and other critical IT environments.

The completion ceremony was attended by Samsung Electronics Head of Digital Appliances Business Kim Cheol-gi, FlaktGroup CEO David Dorney, and more than 100 other officials.

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