Titus is a leading manufacturer of air distribution and air terminal units, providing advanced HVAC solutions for commercial, industrial, and healthcare environments.
Titus is a globally recognized leader in the engineering and manufacturing of air distribution products and air terminal units. With a history dedicated to 'redefining the comfort zone,' Titus provides a comprehensive range of HVAC solutions designed to optimize airflow, energy efficiency, and indoor environmental quality.
Their product portfolio includes precision-engineered grilles, registers, diffusers, fan coils, and chilled beams, as well as critical environment systems like the Nexus OR Suite and EcoAir Valves.
Headquartered in Plano, Texas, Titus is well-known in the industry for its technical expertise and educational contributions, such as the 'Titus Timeout' series which helps professionals understand complex airflow fundamentals. Whether for office buildings, laboratories, or healthcare facilities, Titus products are designed to integrate seamlessly with building automation systems while meeting rigorous industry standards such as ASHRAE 170.
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Regular maintenance includes inspecting the unit, cleaning components, and ensuring the condensate pump, current switch device, and discharge air sensors are functioning correctly. Always disconnect power before servicing.
The required kW can be estimated using the formula: kW = (CFM x Delta T) / 3160, where Delta T is the temperature rise across the coil. A temperature rise between 15°F and 45°F is typically recommended.
Clearance requirements typically adhere to NEC standards. For example, the Titus New Heater Size 310 requires approximately 78 inches of width and 74 inches of length for working space, though exact dimensions depend on voltage and specific model configuration.
Titus chilled beams contain no moving parts, so maintenance is minimal. The water coil should be cleaned using a vacuum with a soft brush attachment. Avoid abrasive agents that could damage the coil blocks or finish.