The phrase "climate control unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a device or system that regulates temperature and humidity in a specific environment, such as in vehicles or buildings.
Example: "The car's climate control unit allows passengers to set their preferred temperature for a comfortable ride."
Alternatives: "temperature control system" or "environmental control unit."
Chevy even eliminated wires from the harness that would have anchored the climate control unit and stereo speakers.
Google may serve ads to your climate control unit in the future, but at that point it probably won't be as jarring as you expect, and it could also come with considerable benefits to the user to in exchange for the privilege.
Experimental tests were conducted using an infrared thermal camera, an internal climate control unit for the recording of the thermo hygrometric conditions of the environment and a finite element software (ProENGINEER) to simulate the thermal behaviour of the heat sink in order to analyse the modalities of thermal exchange of the heat sink.
The remaining business was the climate-control unit, which is based in Plymouth, Mich.
But this spring, as thanks for the city's help, the Millennium Seed Bank bought the plant center a climate-control unit so it could start its own long-term seed bank.
The Ford Motor Company said on Monday that it was selling a climate-control unit to a joint venture between Valeo of France and V. Johnson Enterprises, completing Ford's plan to sell off a collection of auto parts manufacturing businesses.
The climate-control unit, which was sold for an undisclosed price, was one of 17 facilities Ford took over in 2005 from Visteon, its struggling former car parts arm.
Detroit Thermal plans to transfer the climate-control unit's assets and operations to Romulus, Mich., starting in the middle of next year and ending in 2014.
Climate-control units -- one of the more complex aspects of the project -- will maintain the temperature with the roof closed at 75 degrees with 50percentt humidity, so that condensation does not form on the roof or the grass.
Information and controls for the car are on a screen to the left of the speedometer, while those for the driver (including the climate control, audio system and navigation unit) are on the right.
Our primary hypothesis was that units randomized to receive EWRs would have higher mean safety climate scores than control units.
