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Air Handlers for Rent

Improve air circulation in industrial and commercial settings with United Rentals’ lineup of air handlers. These air handlers are essential for maintaining comfortable environments and work best when used in conjunction with an air conditioning system.

For our full list of air handlers for rent, view the items below. For more information, visit our resource section.

Black and silver Trane 30-Ton Low Temperature Air Handler, 460V
Cat Class Code
244-3300

30-Ton Low Temperature Air Handler, 460V

  • Removes up to 30 tons of heat per hour
  • 12,100-24,500 CFM
  • 460V
  • Air-cooled
  • Uses: Ideal for managing temperatures in larger commercial settings, like industrial buildings, event venues and offices
White SMARTCOOL
Cat Class Code
244-3305

35-Ton Air Handler, 460V

  • Removes up to 35 tons of heat per hour
  • 2,000-5,000 CFM
  • 460V
  • Air-cooled
  • Uses: Ideal for managing temperatures in larger commercial settings, like industrial buildings, event venues and offices
Air Handler, 75-ton, 460V, Electric Powered
Cat Class Code
244-3350

75-Ton Portable Air Handler, 460V

  • Removes up to 75 tons of heat per hour
  • 9,500 CFM
  • 460V
  • Air-cooled
  • Uses: Ideal for industrial climate control in larger spaces, like commercial buildings, entertainment venues and other large facilities
White Air Handler, 100-ton, 460V, Electric Powered
Cat Class Code
244-3400

100-135 Ton Air Handler, 460-480V

  • Removes 100-135 tons of heat per hour depending on model
  • 30,000 CFM
  • 480V
  • Air-cooled
  • Uses: Ideal for regulating temperatures in large spaces, like data centers, commercial warehouses and other industrial facilities
White Air Handler, 120-ton, 460V, Electric Powered
Cat Class Code
244-3410

120-135 Ton Air Handler, 460V

  • Removes 120-135 tons of heat per hour depending on model
  • 13,000-20,000 CFM depending on model
  • 460V
  • Air-cooled
  • Uses: Ideal for regulating temperatures in large spaces, like data centers, commercial warehouses and other industrial facilities
Resources

FAQs About Air Handlers

Air handlers, also known as air handling units (AHU), are a crucial component of any efficient HVAC system and are primarily responsible for circulating conditioned air throughout your space. Ranging from 75-ton to 120-ton options, our inventory of air handler units for rent are designed to work alongside your HVAC system, like a furnace or air conditioner, to ensure that your space stays comfortable year-round. Air handlers are commonly used in large, expansive spaces like sporting facilities, warehouses, factory floors and data centers. This heavy-duty air handler for rent is electric powered and produces a powerful airflow of up to 24,000 cubic feet per minute (CFM). Trust United Rentals’ air handlers for all your HVAC needs.

Learn more about air handlers in our FAQ section below.

How do air handling units work?

Air handlers typically work by bringing in outside air and moving it through the furnace or air conditioner then supplying it to the rest of your building through a system of ducts, cooling your space. These ducts then return the air to the air handling unit, where it is exchanged for the air that has just cycled through, and the process is repeated.

What size air handler do I need?

When determining the size of your air handler, it is important to consider the size of the space you are trying to cool or heat. This involves careful calculations and understanding of British thermal units (BTUs). Typically, for every 500 BTUs needed, 1 ton of air conditioning or heating capacity is required. Need more help? Contact one of our equipment experts for further guidance.

What is the difference between fan coil units (FCU) and air handling units?

An air handling unit is a crucial component of an HVAC system and is responsible for cooling and distributing air throughout the designated space through ductwork. Alternatively, a fan coil unit (FCU) operates independently and is used to circulate existing air within a smaller area. However, FCUs can also be incorporated into larger HVAC systems for added efficiency.