
Commercial air conditioning
Cooling systems for retail, offices and high-occupancy buildings, selected around operating hours, layout and demand.
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Health and indoor air qualityCooling options for your budget
Cooling systems for retail, offices and high-occupancy buildings, selected around operating hours, layout and demand.
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Fresh-air supply and extract systems that manage airflow, heat and moisture across occupied spaces.
Enquire about this serviceEquipment selection, installation and commissioning for new spaces and upgrades.
Enquire about this serviceSystem layouts that account for cooling loads, access, controls and the way a building is used.
Enquire about this serviceCooling for facilities with demanding equipment loads and operating conditions.
Enquire about this servicePlanned servicing, troubleshooting and repairs to keep equipment running reliably.
Enquire about this serviceSupply and return air distribution with routes planned around the structure and other building services.
Enquire about this serviceReview of settings, airflow and equipment performance to identify improvements to existing systems.
Enquire about this serviceVentilation, filtration and moisture control can reduce exposure to some indoor pollutants and make busy spaces more comfortable.
Bringing in suitable outdoor air and exhausting stale air can dilute pollutants that build up indoors.
A properly fitted filter suited to the system can capture some airborne dust, pollen and other particles.
Managing excess humidity can make a space feel less damp and limit conditions that allow mould to grow.
Tell us what needs cooling and what you can spend. We can discuss ways to manage installation and running costs.
If your equipment is still in good condition, ask whether servicing, repairs or control adjustments could solve the problem.
Start with the rooms or zones that need cooling most. Where the system design allows it, plan the remaining work in phases.
Evaporative cooling can be an economical option in dry conditions. It uses water, needs regular maintenance and is less effective in humid air.
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