UK - Commercial Air Conditioning FAQ’s discussed by CMS Commercial Maintenance

If you are a business or have a commercial property and you have or are thinking about installing or updating your Air Conditioning then our Commercial Air Conditioning FAQ’s will help.

What is Commercial Air Conditioning?

Commercial Air Conditioning is used to cool, heat and dehumidify the air in small to large commercial properties. Commercial Air Conditioning systems can be used in offices, shops, cafes, restaurants, schools, leisure centres, gyms and any type of commercial property to keep the temperature and quality of air at it’s optimum and to ensure customers and/or staff keep cool in the summer and warm in the winter.

An air conditioning system will take the air from inside space and can heat or cool it to the temperature you have set it to. It will then recycle the same air back into the room to maintain the temperature.

Air conditioning can be referred to as AC, A/C, or air con. There are many different systems on the market with different heating and cooling capacities and settings so it’s always important to ensure you get a professional commercial air conditioning businesses to support you to ensure you choose the most suitable system for your business and property.

How does a Commercial Air Conditioning System work?

Most commercial air conditioning units circulate a compressed gas, known as the refrigerant in a closed split system which cools the air down as well as the air inside the unit being condensed. The outside air is the medium used by most units when the refrigerant is re-cooled and condensed.

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Why is Commercial Air Conditioning different from Domestic Air Conditioning?

Air conditioning can be used in both domestic and commercial properties. The major difference between cooling a commercial space and cooling a home is the amount of power needed and how much the system will be used. Sizing an air conditioning system for a commercial space needs a high level of technical skill and experience to ensure the installed system provides the right level of BTU’s for cooling, without draining power or short-cycling. BTU’s (British Thermal Unit) measures the quantity of heat a conditioning unit can remove from a room per hour.

Why is Commercial Air Conditioning different from Domestic Air Conditioning?

Air conditioning can be used in both domestic and commercial properties. The major difference between cooling a commercial space and cooling a home is the amount of power needed and how much the system will be used.

What are the benefits of a Commercial Air Conditioning System?

A commercial air conditioning system will regulate the heat in an area keeping your team and customers comfortable all year round. It will make your business more attractive to new and existing staff and customers and gives your business a professional image.

If you are looking for a new Commercial Air Conditioning system, updating your existing system or you need a service or repair then CMS can help. Contact us on 0845 419 0190 and our 24/7 UK-based call centre experts can help. We offer expertise, integrity and responsiveness every time.

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