Medsafe Cabinet AHU – HTM 03-01 Compliant Air Handling Unit

Description

The space-efficient HTM-compliant solution for healthcare ventilation.

Medsafe Cabinet AHU is a compact, air handling unit designed to meet the rigorous requirements of Health Technical Memorandum (HTM) standards. Developed as part of a standardised product range, Medsafe combines consistency, reliability, and ease of specification with critical performance features needed for healthcare environments. Its compact design simplifies integration into restricted plant areas, making it ideal for hospital refurbishments and new-build installations alike. Engineered to minimise thermal bridging and support energy-efficient operation, Medsafe ensures consistent delivery of clean, conditioned air to critical spaces such as treatment rooms, theatres, and clean areas.

Model Options & Air Flow Range

• Available with either Plate Exchanger or Run Around Coil Heat Recovery
• Available with air flows up to 2.50m³/sec

Key Features

HTM 03-01 Compliance

• Designed and manufactured in full accordance with NHS Health Technical Memorandum 03-01 for specialised ventilation in healthcare environments.

Bespoke Configuration

• Tailored to meet specific project requirements including airflow rates, spatial constraints, and functional zones.

Factory-Assembled & Tested

• All components are mounted, connected, and performance-tested prior to delivery — reducing site time and ensuring reliability from day one.

Maintenance and Access Compliance

• Full-size, lockable access doors and serviceable components, designed in line with HTM access and maintenance recommendations.

Durable Internal Lining

• Wet sections are lined with grade 304 or 316 stainless steel for corrosion resistance and hygiene, while all other sections feature white-coated steel linings for cleanability and durability.

Removable Drain Trays

• Easily accessible and fully removable stainless steel drain trays in wet sections allow for thorough cleaning and maintenance, reducing the risk of microbial growth.