Commercial Air Conditioning London

Air conditioning creates and maintains a certain temperature and regulates relative humidity and air purity conditions in indoor spaces. Typically, it is installed in buildings and workplaces to maintain personal comfort for those on the property. Effective air conditioning should be operational despite outside climate conditions and involve control over air temperature, humidity, movement and quality.

Air conditioning is an asset to your commercial property as it can significantly improve air quality. Proper ventilation can remove dust and bacteria from the air and improve the general health and well-being of inhabitants in your commercial building. For office workers especially, it has been found that there is a link between good air quality and productivity.

Air conditioning systems work by essentially pulling the warm air from a space and releasing it outside. The liquid coolant within an air conditioning system works much the same way as a refrigerator does. As the liquid circles the system, it absorbs the warmth around it. This cools the liquid and turns it into a gas. This warmth is then released outside of the space, allowing the cool air to be pumped back into the space, gradually cooling it down.

Heat recovery ventilation systems extract warm damp air from a space, while pulling in fresh cold air from the outside to replace the damp air. As the warm air is extracted, the heat of the air is captured and used to pre-warm the new fresh air as it enters the space through the unit. Both the old ‘polluted’ air and the new fresh air never enter the same space, this ensures the cleanest air possible is passed into the space.