Replacing Large 20-Ton Unit With Smaller AAON RN Rooftop Unit Utilizing A Custom Adapter Curb

In this video, we take you through the step-by-step process of replacing a large 20-ton unit with a much smaller AAON RN 20 C-Cabinet unit using a custom adapter curb.
For adapter curb selection and pricing, contact:
Sean McConnell with Insight Partners
Email: [e-mail]
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Join us as we demonstrate how we tackle the challenges of determining the tonnage of an older packaged rooftop unit, how to measure for a curb adapter, engineering an adapter curb, removing the vibration isolation rail, installing a curb adapter, and finally installing the new AAON 20-ton unit.
Our team showcases field modifications and adjustments that may be necessary during installation. We also highlight the importance of collaboration with contractors and reliable curb suppliers. If you need help with adapter curbs for your HVAC curb adapter project, please contact us via email.
Replacing an AAON RTU with adapter curb is common practice for us and we are here to help with roof curb adapter pricing and selections.
For adapter curb selection and pricing contact:
Sean McConnell with Insight Partners
Email: [e-mail]
Sit back, enjoy the video, and thank you for watching!

[@CU76Tiger]

Tony - That's a great time line and example of what's involved in a successful roof top unit changeout. It definitely takes a coordinated team effort to make it happen. Excellent project!!

[@HVAC-TV]

Thanks Jimmy!