Terminals HVAC Unit and Zoning - Terminal HVAC Zoning Diagram Los Angeles World Airports

Oct 25, 2026

Terminal HVAC Zoning Diagram for Los Angeles World Airports (LAX) Central Terminal Area provides floor-by-floor mapping for each terminal, indicating the location of every air handling unit, the year each unit was installed or replaced, and the area(s) served along with the year the associated distribution system was installed or replaced. Fan-coil served areas are listed in the same way. BAS Network Controllers (NAE’s) are identified as terminal BAS connection points, and the document is periodically updated.

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Terminal HVAC zoning overview

Covered terminals and levels

HVAC equipment and BAS connections

Document updates and how to request PDFs

TERMINAL HVAC ZONING DIAGRAM Los Angeles World Airports The Terminals HVAC Zoning Diagram is a map of each floor of each terminal in the LAX Central Terminal Area, displaying the location of each air handling unit, the year it was installed/replaced and the area(s) each unit serves with the year the distribution system was installed/replaced. Areas served by fan coil units serve are noted in a similar manner. The BAS Network Controllers (NAE’s) are shown as the points of connection for terminal BAS. This document is updated periodically. Please note the revision date in the title block on each page, as construction is on-going throughout the terminals. To obtain a PDF copy of a drawing, please contact your LAWA Project Manager, specifying the requested drawing and a completed Data Waiver Form. Drawings included: • Terminal 1 – Arrivals Level • Terminal 1 – Ticketing Level • Terminal 1 – Concourse Level • Terminal 1 – Roof Level • Terminal 2 – Arrivals Level • Terminal 2 – Departure Level • Terminal 2 – Concourse Level • Terminal 2 – Mezzanine Level • Terminal 2 – Roof Level • Terminal 3 – Arrivals Level • Terminal 3 – Departure Level • Terminal 3 – Concourse Level • Terminal 3 – Mezzanine Level • Terminal 3 – Roof Level • Terminal 4 – Arrival Level • Terminal 4 – Ticketing Level • Terminal 4 – Concourse Level • Terminal 4 – Mezzanine Level • Terminal 4 – Roof Level • Terminal 5 – Arrival Level • Terminal 5 – Ticketing/Moat Level • Terminal 5 – Concourse Level • Terminal 5 – Mezzanine Level • Terminal 6 – Arrivals Level • Terminal 6 – Ticketing/Ramp Level • Terminal 6 – Concourse Level • Terminal 6 – Mezzanine Level • Terminal 6 – Roof Level • Terminal 7 – Basement Level TERMINAL HVAC ZONING DIAGRAM Los Angeles World Airports • Terminal 7&8 – Arrivals Level • Terminal 7&8 – Ticketing Level • Terminal 7&8 – Concourse Level • Terminal 7 – Mezzanine Level • Terminal 7 – Level 4 • Terminal 7&8 – Roof Level • Bradley West Terminal – Level 1 • Bradley West Terminal – Level 2 • Bradley West Terminal – Level 3 – North Concourse and Core • Bradley West Terminal – Level 3 – South Concourse • Bradley West Terminal – Level 4 – North Concourse and Core • Bradley West Terminal – Level 4 – South Concourse and Core • Bradley West Terminal – Level 5 – North Concourse and Core • Bradley West Terminal – Level 5 – South Concourse and Core • Bradley West Terminal – Level 6 • Bradley West Terminal – Level 7/Roof

FAQs

What information does the Terminal HVAC zoning diagram show for each terminal floor?

It shows the location of each air handling unit, the year installed or replaced, and the area(s) each unit serves with the year the distribution system was installed or replaced.

How are fan coil unit zones represented in the document?

Areas served by fan coil units are noted in a similar manner, including the served areas and installation/replacement year details.

How are terminal BAS controllers indicated?

The BAS Network Controllers (NAE’s) are shown as the connection points for terminal BAS.

How can someone obtain a PDF copy of a specific drawing?

Contact the LAWA Project Manager, specify the requested drawing, and submit a completed Data Waiver Form; also check the revision date in the title block since construction is ongoing.

Oct 25, 2026

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