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DC-MFP-238MAW
MECO
The DC-MFP-238MAW is a medium-static-pressure ducted fan coil unit manufactured by MECO. Built with an enclosed chassis structure, this unit delivers 75 Pa of external static pressure, enabling ducted air distribution across longer duct runs and multiple outlet terminals. With a rated air volume of 2380 m³/h, the model is sized for larger indoor spaces that require distributed airflow through ceiling ductwork rather than direct discharge.
This unit is specified for commercial procurement projects including open-plan offices, retail floors, conference halls, and hospitality public areas. Its concealed ceiling installation preserves the finished ceiling appearance, while the medium static pressure rating supports duct layouts that route around structural elements and serve multiple room zones from a single unit.
Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
Model | DC-MFP-238MAW |
Brand | MECO |
Air Volume | 2380 m³/h |
Static Pressure | 75 Pa |
Cooling Capacity | 13900 W |
Heating Capacity | 22400 W |
Noise Level | 58 dB |
Power Input | 270 W |
Waterflow Volume | 2.37 m³/h |
Pressure Dropping | 40 Kpa |
The unit uses a fully enclosed casing structure, which contributes to its 75 Pa external static pressure capability. This pressure rating allows the unit to push air through extended duct networks, including branch ducts, elbow transitions, and supply diffusers, without dropping below design airflow at the terminals.
The unit is fitted with a large-diameter fan wheel sized to move 2380 m³/h of air at the rated static pressure. The fan and motor assembly is mounted within the enclosed chassis, with inlet and outlet sections engineered to reduce turbulence as air moves from the return side into the ductwork.
An electric heating element is available as a factory-installed option for projects requiring supplementary heating capacity beyond the hydronic coil output. This option is selected at the time of order and is integrated into the unit airflow path during manufacturing.
The unit design accommodates introduction of outside fresh air into the supply airstream. This allows the fan coil to handle both recirculated room air and a proportion of ventilation air, supporting indoor air quality requirements in commercial applications. Fresh air intake volume is determined by the duct design and available static pressure margin.
Round discharge connections are offered as an alternative outlet configuration for projects using round ductwork. This option reduces the need for rectangular-to-round transition fittings on site and can simplify duct installation coordination.
The DC-MFP-238MAW medium static pressure fan coil unit is deployed across a range of commercial and industrial applications where ducted air distribution is required. Open-plan office floors use this model to deliver conditioned air through ceiling duct grids, with supply diffusers spaced according to occupancy patterns.
Retail spaces and shopping mall tenancies also specify this unit type when individual storefronts require independent zoning while maintaining a uniform ceiling aesthetic. For rooms with irregular floor plans such as L-shaped or U-shaped layouts, the ducted configuration allows supply outlets to be positioned independently of the unit location, ensuring airflow coverage reaches all occupied zones.
Hospitality corridors, conference facilities, and educational buildings are additional application areas. The concealed installation method aligns with interior design requirements, while the 2380 m³/h air volume and 75 Pa static pressure provide sufficient capacity for zones with moderate to high occupancy loads.
The unit is designed for horizontal ceiling mounting. Duct connections are sized to match the unit discharge opening. Installers must ensure ductwork is properly supported and sealed to prevent air leakage that would reduce effective airflow at terminals. Duct layouts should account for the 75 Pa external static pressure when calculating total system resistance.
Maintenance access panels are required in the ceiling below the unit for filter replacement, coil inspection, and motor servicing. Facility management teams should plan access locations during the design phase, as units installed above finished ceilings require service openings within reach of the fan and coil sections.
The unit operates with a hydronic coil circuit carrying chilled or hot water. The rated water flow is 2.37 m³/h with a coil pressure drop of 40 Kpa. Piping design should match these values to ensure the unit achieves its rated cooling and heating capacities.
The 75 Pa external static pressure rating indicates the pressure the fan can deliver against resistance from ductwork, fittings, diffusers, and filters. Duct designers calculate the total static pressure loss of the distribution system and verify that it does not exceed this rating. Exceeding the rated static pressure will reduce actual airflow below the 2380 m³/h nominal value.
Yes, the unit is designed to accept a fresh air duct connection into the return side of the airflow path. The volume of outside air that can be introduced depends on the remaining static pressure margin after accounting for supply duct losses. Designers should balance ventilation requirements against available fan pressure.
No, the electric heater is an optional configuration ordered separately. Standard units ship with only the hydronic coil for cooling and heating. Projects requiring electric backup heating should specify the E-heater option during procurement.
The 58 dB noise figure corresponds to rated operating conditions at the unit casing. Installed sound levels in occupied spaces vary depending on duct length, lining materials, and diffuser selection. Acoustically sensitive projects should add duct silencers or lined duct sections as required by the project specification.
