Air Conditioning & Heating Technical Solutions
Very often the selection of the most appropriate air conditioning system becomes a balance between achieving the best aesthetic look, saving space, cost & the practicalities of installation. To help you understand some of the alternatives this section displays the aesthetic options for some typical applications and summarises some of the technical solutions employed.
Some of the Technology Options
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Some of the Technologies we Apply
VRF Heat Recovery - allows simultaneous and independant cooling and heating operations within individual rooms or zones of a building. Room temperatures can be set, then automatically and continuously maintained. Click here for more information on VRF Heat Recovery
Mixed Mode Cooling - combines natural ventilation and comfort cooling with low energy use. There are two main traditional methods of natural ventilation: cross flow and passive stack. Click here for more information on Mixed Mode Cooling
Humidification Subsystem - the 'Ururu' humidification subsytem is ideal form of winter heating because it combines the functions of an air conditioner (heater) and a humidifier in a single sytem. Click here for more information on Humidification Subsystems
Dehumidification subsystem - reduces indoor humidity without affecting the room temperature, by mixing dry cool air with warm air to produce comfortable dry air. Click here for more information on Dehumidification subsystems
Filtration - All climate control units have some form of filtration to extract dust and other undesirable particles. The types of filters you can get are: Catechin Filter and Titanium Apatite Photcatalytic Filter. Click here for more information on filtration
Heat Recovery - It reduces the cost of introducing fresh air by preheating or precooling it before it is introduced to the room. Having fresh air in rooms ensures that you can maintain or improve syaff producivity. Click here for more information on heat recovery systems
VRF Heat Pump Boiler - transfer heat from natural sources (such as air or water) to warm a building. In cooling mode, a heat pump will take heat extracted from a building and move it elsewhere. This can be outside or elsewhere in the building. Click here for more information on VRF Heat Pump Boiler
