The phrase "air control unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, HVAC systems, or any scenario involving the regulation of air flow or pressure.
Example: "The technician inspected the air control unit to ensure it was functioning properly before the flight."
Alternatives: "air management system" or "air regulation unit".
The recall comes after an investigation started in June by N.H.T.S.A. Honda told the safety agency that a chip within the air bag control unit may have "low noise toughness against electrical noise surges".
Australian fighter ace Flight Lieutenant Nicky Barr, who had escaped from German custody in Italy during 1943, also briefly served in an air support control unit in Normandy.
In documents posted Thursday by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Continental said the air bag control units have a power supply component that could corrode and prevent the air bags from deploying or cause inadvertent inflation.
The vehicle height and leveling adjustment system is composed of six on-off solenoid valves deciding the air flow path, a compressor and an air reservoir providing the high-pressure air, an electronic control unit (ECU) providing control signals for the system, and some other related pneumatic components.
The air bag control units were made from 2006 through 2010.
Continental Automotive Systems Inc. is recalling potentially faulty air bag control units that were installed in up to 5 million vehicles worldwide.
Concorde's Air Intake Control Units (AICUs) made use of a digital processor to provide the necessary accuracy for intake control.
The Americans drove by infantry from the Republican Guard Nebuchadnezzar Division, the division's command and control unit, air defense batteries and D-30 artillery batteries.
The system includes a feeder, an acoustical part, an electronic control unit, a pneumatic air-rejection mechanism and ANN classifier.
Perhaps the oddest was the mobile airport control unit built for the Australian air force, complete with a four-sided glass tower on the roof.
