Precision Cooling
CRAH, CRAC, fan-wall, and related mission-critical air-side equipment.
For mission-critical air-side equipment OEMs
Custom HVACD & AHU Heating Assemblies
Electric preheat, reheat, freeze-protection, and control-enclosure heater subassemblies configured around your equipment drawing, mounting space, voltage, and downstream control plan.
Send a Drawing for ReviewView CatalogConcept illustration. Final assembly is project-specific.
Best Fit For
OEMs that already own the complete equipment design and need a defined heating package that can be mounted, wired internally, reviewed in a prototype, and handed off to the customer's controller.
Custom Air Handling
Project-built AHUs requiring preheat, reheat, or cold-weather heater sections.
Special Environments
Outdoor HVACD modules, low-dew-point equipment, battery or semiconductor environmental systems.
Where Electric Heating May Fit
The exact location and duty are confirmed by the OEM. These are common review points, not a complete HVACD system design.
Intake / Outdoor SectionLocalized freeze protection or low-temperature startup support.
Airflow SectionProject-specific electric preheat or temperature maintenance.
Reheat SectionElectric heater module arranged around airflow, frame, and service access.
Service EnclosureAnti-condensation or minimum-temperature heating near controls.
What We Configure
Heater & Mechanical Package
Heater type and layout, frame or mounting plate, brackets, guard, clearance, and service access.
Internal Wiring Handoff
Lead length, exit direction, labels, wiring route, terminal reservation, and sensor or thermostat mounting position.
Prototype Documentation
Assembly BOM, assembly photos, wiring handoff note, and inspection checklist can be prepared per order.
Responsibility Split
East Thermal Tech supplies the heater subassembly scope. The OEM retains the equipment design, controls, protection, final validation, and certification decisions.
East Thermal Tech
- Heater package review
- Mounting and guard arrangement
- Internal leads and labels
- Terminal handoff reservation
- Prototype and repeat-build assembly planning
Customer / OEM
- Airflow and complete HVACD design
- Controller, sensors, alarms, and operating sequence
- Final protection and system integration
- Finished-equipment testing and approval
- Certification requirements for the final unit
We are not offering liquid cooling, a complete HVACD system, full MEP work, or a complete control system. Certification scope is confirmed per exact custom assembly and order.
What to Send
Begin with the information already available. One equipment section drawing or internal photo is usually the most useful starting point.
Equipment Layout
- Drawing, section, or internal photo
- Available mounting space
- Airflow direction if applicable
Operating Conditions
- Voltage, phase, and frequency
- Ambient temperature range
- Target temperature or heating purpose
Project Handoff
- Controller or thermostat plan
- Lead and terminal preferences
- Prototype quantity and destination market
Review One Equipment Drawing
We will first confirm whether the requirement fits our heater-assembly scope, then return the next technical questions.