HVAC Modules

[INQ. NO. 1803M14] The automobile is a highlysophisticated machine and the rate of change in today’s vehicles is accelerating as more electrical and electronic componentry is introduced.
As an expert in the field of automotive thermal management, Hanon Systems plays an important role in the supply of solutions that not only deliver cabin comfort and enhance powertrain efficiency, but also can maintain optimal operating temperatures for these devices.
The HVAC module is the central air distribution component in an automobile’s air conditioning system. It takes filtered outside air and controls the airflow rate, air temperature and humidity. By delivering this conditioned air to outlets, the module is able to rapidly cool, heat and dehumidify the vehicle’s cabin environment. To address the demands of today’s marketplace, Hanon Systems applies its long history of HVAC design and manufacturing to offer a suite of solutions that satisfies an increasing range of requirements by global automakers to optimize performance, improve fuel efficiency and ensure the occupant’s sense of comfort and cleanliness.
Hanon Systems’ award-winning triple-zone HVAC is a single module that enables vehicle occupants to independently control the temperature, direction and strength of airflow in their immediate proximity in order to create an individualized cabin comfort experience for the driver, front seat and rear passengers.
Its unique and compact design reduces overall weight and material cost by up to 18 percent compared to other multi-zone solutions, and improves packaging in the engine compartment to enable more available space in the vehicle cabin.
Hanon Systems’ flat HVAC is designed to make the best use of space in the engine compartment, and this revolutionary design can be placed in the floor panel, under seats or at the side of the vehicle. By completely redesigning the HVAC form, vehicle designers can now explore new ways to create additional space in the vehicle cabin to create a more comfortable experience for passengers.
The company’s sliding door HVAC is also competitive, which is designed to reduce the overall size and weight of the HVAC by integrating multiple revolving doors that control the temperature and direction. By reducing the HVAC installation space, a larger buffer space can be created to enhance the frontal crush zone, thereby improving safety in the event of vehicle impact.

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