Air Conditioner

Installing an air conditioner is an important task. For this reason, it is best done by professionals who are trained to do so. Good installation of  i ndoor split air conditioner is important not only for the longevity of your air conditioner, but also for good performance. A properly installed air conditioning system ensures proper cooling and also increases service life. It also helps to perform service and maintenance under warranty. While a professional will install an air conditioner, it is important for you, the consumer, to understand some of the important aspects of installing a split air conditioner. 1. Installation site Determine the exact location of the indoor and outdoor units. You don't want to install the air conditioner where the cooling is inefficient or so cold that you feel like you're at the North Pole. 2. Wall thickness Make sure the wall that holds the AC indoor unit is strong enough. It should withstand the vibration of the device. 3. Dista

Variable refrigerant flow air conditioners (VRF) or variable refrigerant volumes (VRV) are highly energy efficient air conditioners for precise temperature control in commercial buildings. More often, rooms or areas in a building have to work at different temperatures. The cooling and heating requirements of these rooms inevitably change throughout the day, in large part due to changes in occupancy, heat-emitting office equipment and lighting, changes in outside temperatures and, in particular, the position of the sun. This combined effect of internal and external influences often means that some parts of the building must be cooled while other areas must be heated at the same time to maintain a constant and comfortable indoor climate. A well-designed VRF/VRV system typically serves areas that are known to have opposing heating and cooling loads and can therefore redistribute excess heat from areas requiring cooling to areas requiring heating. The VRF/VRV heat recovery system offers