What HVAC equipment does JEES Global supply?

VRF and VRV systems, split and cassette air conditioners, water-cooled and air-cooled chillers, fan coil units (FCU), air handling units (AHU), ducting and insulation, grilles and diffusers, exhaust and supply fans, kitchen hood systems, dampers and thermostats. Controls and BMS interface support included.

Are you an HVAC manufacturer?

No. JEES Global is a sourcing and quality partner working with HVAC factories in Guangdong and Shandong and specialist duct, FCU and AHU makers across the country. We route each project to the maker whose tonnage range, refrigerant compliance and controls match the brief.

Which refrigerants and standards do you support?

R32, R410A and R134a depending on the equipment and destination market. EN 378 for refrigerant safety, AHRI for capacity rating where required, CE, ETL and SASO for destination compliance. Tell us the market and we shortlist factories that already certify to it.

Can you supply complete VRF systems for hotels?

Yes. Outdoor heat-recovery condensing units, indoor units across cassette, ceiling concealed and high-static-pressure types, branch selector boxes, refrigerant pipework, drain pumps, central controllers and BMS gateways — sized per zone with a duty schedule.

How do you verify capacity and performance?

Sample units are checked against AHRI or factory test certificates. Cooling and heating capacity, sound pressure, ESP and refrigerant charge are confirmed against published data, and a factory inspection report is issued per batch.

Can you supply ducting, diffusers and ventilation accessories?

Yes. Pre-insulated PIR duct panels, galvanised steel ducts, flexible ducts, grilles and diffusers in aluminium and steel, fire dampers, volume control dampers, attenuators, plus exhaust and supply fans for kitchens, toilets and parking.

Do you handle controls and BMS integration?

Yes. We supply central HVAC controllers, BACnet and Modbus gateways for BMS integration and room thermostats compatible with VRF and FCU systems. Wiring diagrams and protocol references are provided with the equipment.

How is quality checked before shipment?

Inspection covers nameplate and serial verification, vacuum and pressure test on refrigerant circuit, fan run test, capacity reference check, control board verification, packaging integrity and accessory completeness. Reports are issued before container loading.

How is HVAC equipment packed for export?

Indoor units in foam-lined cartons on pallets, outdoor units in wood-frame cartons with corner protection, chillers and AHUs in custom plywood crates, ducting bundled on pallets. Loading plans are shared in advance.

What information do you need to quote?

Cooling and heating load schedule, equipment list with capacities, refrigerant preference, sound level limits, controls and BMS protocol, destination market voltage and target lead time. A mechanical layout or HVAC schedule is enough to start.

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HVAC Systems Supplier China for Hotels, Commercial Buildings & Developers

Source VRF, splits, chillers, FCUs, AHUs, ducting and ventilation from verified Chinese makers — with capacity verification, refrigerant compliance, controls integration and project loading handled end to end.

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VRF · Chiller · AHU · FCU
R32 / R410A Compliant
BMS-Ready Controls
Capacity-Verified Batches

The Buyer Challenge

HVAC Orders Get Compromised in the Capacity Sheet

HVAC equipment looks the same on a pallet. Capacity, ESP and sound pressure don't. Most failures on commissioning are predictable and avoidable with the right sourcing and inspection process.

Capacity below rated

Cooling and heating output 10–20% below published data, leaving rooms warm at peak load.

Refrigerant compliance issues

Units shipped with refrigerants that fail destination market regulations or customs.

Excessive sound pressure

Indoor units running louder than published, especially in hotel rooms and meeting spaces.

Controls not BMS-compatible

Controllers that work standalone but cannot integrate with BACnet or Modbus on the building.

Damaged outdoor units

Coil fins bent on transit because corner protection and wood-frame packaging were skipped.

Ducting and diffusers mismatched

Diffuser sizes and duct dimensions that don't match the mechanical drawings.

How JEES Works

JEES Global Sources HVAC Packages Built to Commission

From load schedule to project cartons, every step is handled by a sourcing team that reads HVAC drawings, understands refrigerant rules and knows what an MEP contractor needs at commissioning.

Step 01

Read HVAC Schedule

We map equipment per zone, confirm capacities, ESP, refrigerant and controls protocol.

Step 02

Shortlist Factories

We compare HVAC factories by capacity range, refrigerant certifications and BMS support.

Step 03

Verify Capacity & Controls

Sample units verified against AHRI / factory test data; controls protocol confirmed.

Step 04

Inspect, Crate & Ship

Pre-shipment QC, project pack per zone, certificate pack and supervised container loading.

Product Categories

HVAC Products We Can Help You Source

Cooling & Heating Equipment

VRF

VRF & VRV Systems

Heat-pump and heat-recovery VRF systems 8–60 HP with cassette, concealed and high-static indoors.

Best for hotels & commercial buildings

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Split

Split & Cassette Air Conditioners

Wall-mounted, cassette and concealed splits with R32 inverter compressors.

Best for residential & small commercial

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Air-Cooled

Air-Cooled Chillers

Scroll and screw chillers 30–800 TR with EC fans and R410A / R134a options.

Best for commercial & industrial buildings

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Water-Cooled

Water-Cooled Chillers

Screw and centrifugal water-cooled chillers for large commercial and district cooling.

Best for large buildings & districts

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Fan

Fan Coil Units (FCU)

2-pipe and 4-pipe FCUs in ceiling concealed, cassette and floor types with EC motors.

Best for hotels & offices

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Air

Air Handling Units (AHU)

Modular AHUs with EC fans, heat-recovery wheels and EU7 / HEPA filtration sections.

Best for offices, hospitals & cleanrooms

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Distribution & Ventilation

Pre-Insulated

Pre-Insulated PIR Ducts

PIR foam duct panels for high-efficiency low-leakage air distribution.

Best for hotels & commercial buildings

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Galvanised

Galvanised Steel Ducts

Spiral and rectangular GI ducts in standard gauges with flange and slip-joint systems.

Best for general HVAC distribution

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Grilles

Grilles & Diffusers

Aluminium linear, square and round diffusers, supply and return grilles in custom finishes.

Best for finished ceilings

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Fire

Fire & Volume Dampers

Fire dampers (90 / 120 min rated), motorised and manual volume dampers.

Best for code-compliant systems

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Exhaust

Exhaust & Supply Fans

Inline, centrifugal and axial fans for kitchens, toilets, parking and stairwell pressurisation.

Best for ventilation & smoke control

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Controls

Controls & BMS Gateways

Central HVAC controllers, BACnet / Modbus gateways and room thermostats.

Best for BMS-integrated buildings

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Custom Specifications

Sized to Your Load Schedule, Zone by Zone

HVAC orders go sideways at commissioning, not at delivery — so we commit capacity, ESP, sound and controls protocol against your zone schedule before the maker quotes.

You can also explore our complete project quote workflow or learn more about JEES Global.

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Specification Checklist

14 Items

Cooling and heating load per zone
Equipment list with capacities
Refrigerant preference (R32, R410A, R134a)
Indoor unit types (cassette, concealed, wall)
ESP and airflow per indoor unit
Sound pressure limits per area
Duct material (PIR, GI)
Diffuser type and finish
Fire damper rating
Fan duty and pressure
Controls protocol (BACnet, Modbus)
BMS integration scope
Required certifications
Destination market voltage

Factory Coordination

VRF, Chiller, AHU and Ducting — Spoken For Once, Not Four Times

Condensing units, terminal units, ducting and controls each live in a different specialist factory. We coordinate the four supply chains so the equipment lands matched, controlled and ready for the commissioning crew.

One Factory Alone

JEES Coordination

One brand pushing whatever it stocks

Specialist VRF, chiller, FCU and AHU makers compared per zone

Capacity taken on the label

Capacity verified against AHRI or factory test data

Refrigerant compliance unchecked

Refrigerant matched to destination market regulations

Controls bought separately

Controls and BMS gateways matched to equipment in the PO

Buyer chases multiple deliveries

Multi-factory consolidation under one PO

Quality Inspection

Capacity, Charge and Fan Run — Verified Before Crating

Commissioning teams inherit our QC work. We test what they would test — refrigerant pressure, fan operation, control board firmware — then hand the report over with the equipment.

Inspect

Document

Approve

Pre-Shipment Inspection Checklist

Nameplate, serial and model verification
Vacuum and pressure test on refrigerant circuit
Fan and motor run test
Capacity reference against published data
Sound pressure spot-measurement
Control board version and firmware check
Diffuser, damper and grille dimensions
Packaging integrity and corner protection

Inspection & Loading Photo Reports

Shared per shipment

Photo

Vacuum & Pressure Test

Photo

Fan Run Test

Photo

Capacity Reference

Photo

Control Board Photo

Photo

Project Pack Loading

Real inspection and loading photos are shared with every shipment. Placeholders shown for illustration.

Export & Shipping

From AHU Crate to the Project Compound

Outdoor condensers, fragile diffusers and long duct runs don't ship the same way. We crate, brace and load each category to its own protocol so coils don't land bent and gateways don't land missing.

Crate per Zone

Outdoor units in wood frames with corner protection, indoor units on pallets, ducts bundled.

Prepare Documents

Test reports, refrigerant declarations, packing list per zone and certificate of origin.

Load & Ship

FOB, CIF or CFR with weight-balanced loading and supervised container sealing.

Project Use Cases

HVAC Scopes for Real Project Types

How the same equipment menu gets reshaped per asset class — heat-recovery VRF for hotels reads differently from district chillers or cleanroom AHUs.

Discuss your project

01 · Use Case

Hotels & Resorts

Heat-recovery VRF with concealed indoor units per room, lobby AHUs and BMS integration.

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02 · Use Case

Residential Towers

Split and VRF systems per unit, stairwell pressurisation and parking exhaust fans.

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03 · Use Case

Offices & Co-Working

VRF, FCU and AHU systems with DALI/BACnet integration and EU7 filtration.

Discuss This Project Type

04 · Use Case

Villas & Townhouses

Inverter splits and small VRF systems with discreet diffusers and quiet operation.

Discuss This Project Type

05 · Use Case

Retail & F&B

Rooftop packaged units, cassette splits and kitchen exhaust hood systems.

Discuss This Project Type

06 · Use Case

Healthcare & Cleanrooms

AHUs with HEPA filtration, hospital-grade dampers and tight-tolerance airflow control.

Discuss This Project Type

Why JEES

Why MEP Teams Hand Us the HVAC Scope

Commissioning failures are expensive and visible — operators tell us they bring us in because we treat the load schedule as the contract, not as a guide.

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Load schedule and mechanical drawing reading
VRF zoning and indoor unit selection
Capacity verified against AHRI / factory data
Refrigerant matched to destination market
Sound pressure verified for hotel rooms
BACnet / Modbus controls coordination
Fire damper and smoke fan compliance
Multi-factory consolidation under one PO

Trust & Proof

Capacity and Controls Proof Before Container Cut-Off

AHRI capacity references, refrigerant pressure logs, fan run videos and BMS protocol shots — gathered into one evidence pack so your engineer signs off the order, not just the invoice.

Samples

Approved Samples

Sample units photographed with nameplate, model and capacity reference.

Pressure

Pressure Test Photos

Vacuum and refrigerant pressure test on sample units recorded and signed.

Capacity

Fan & Capacity Photos

Fan run test and capacity reference check photographed per batch.

Controls

Control Board Photos

Control board version and BMS gateway protocol verified per shipment.

Zone Pack

Zone Pack Photos

Crates and pallets organised per zone with labels matching the schedule.

Container Loading

Weight-balanced loading sequence and final container photos.

Certs

Certifications

AHRI, CE, ETL, SASO and refrigerant declarations collected per shipment.

Final QC Report

Pre-shipment QC report with photos, measurements and tests per batch.

We don't publish fake badges or stock photos. Real proof — sample, inspection, packaging and loading photos — is shared per order to your team and procurement records.

Prepare Your Quote

What Lets Us Price Your HVAC Scope

A load schedule or a mechanical layout is enough to start. We turn it into a shortlist of factories and a clean per-zone quotation your consulting engineer can sanity-check.

Send HVAC Schedule

Load schedule / BOQ
Mechanical layout
Equipment & capacities
Duct & diffuser scope
Fan and ventilation scope
Controls / BMS protocol
Zone-pack vs bulk-pack
Destination port

HVAC Systems Product Catalogue 2026

Specs, material grades, surface treatments & project checklist

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FAQ

HVAC Sourcing — Buyer Questions

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Send Your HVAC Scope for Pricing

Share the load schedule, equipment list and controls scope. We come back with shortlisted factories, sample plans and a clean per-zone quotation.

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What to Include in Your Inquiry

Company & contact details
Country / destination port
Project type (hotel, commercial, residential)
Cooling / heating load per zone
Equipment list with capacities
Refrigerant preference
Controls / BMS protocol
Required certifications

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