Air Conditioning For Commercial Buildings

The type of system to use varies depending on a number of factors including the size of your building, how many units you would require, and whether your building can support accompanying pipes, wires, and ductwork. Generally, for smaller or single-room spaces, a split system would be ideal. This consists of one interior unit that can be mounted on the wall and an exterior condenser unit. This system is the least expensive option, as well as being a relatively simple installation process. If you have more than one room to air conditioning, opting for a multi-split system would be better. It works in the same way as a single split system, but the outside condenser supports multiple interior units. If your commercial building is larger, or you have several large rooms in a building, you might think about getting a more centralised air conditioning system like ducts or ceiling cassettes. These are more expensive, and require space in the walls and ceiling to accommodate the equipment. However, they are the most effective option for a much larger space.

For comms rooms and data centres within your building, we also provide dedicated server room cooling.