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An Air Handling Unit (AHU) is a critical component of HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems used to regulate and circulate air within a building. It typically comprises fans, heating and cooling elements, filters, and dampers that work together to provide controlled air circulation. The AHU pulls in outside air, conditions it (heating, cooling, humidifying, or dehumidifying), and then supplies it to various zones in a building, maintaining indoor air quality and temperature. AHUs are often located in mechanical rooms and are integral in large buildings like hospitals, office complexes, and malls.

A metering panel, on the other hand, is an electrical panel used to measure the consumption of electricity. These panels are typically installed in industrial, commercial, or residential buildings to monitor and manage electrical usage. Metering panels can include multiple meters for different loads or circuits, allowing building operators to track power consumption for different areas or systems, such as HVAC units, lighting, and equipment. This helps in optimizing energy usage, managing costs, and ensuring that systems operate within their designated electrical capacity. The integration of metering panels with AHUs is crucial for energy efficiency, as it allows building managers to monitor the power consumed by the air handling units and make adjustments to reduce unnecessary usage, lowering overall energy consumption.

Together, AHUs and metering panels play significant roles in the energy management and operational efficiency of modern buildings, especially in ensuring proper climate control and energy conservation.