Why is Commercial Air Conditioning Installation Important?
An air conditioner is vital equipment to eliminate heat, humidity, irritants, molds, and unpleasant odor from an industrial or commercial area and provide cold air inside. Air conditioners should be installed in small spaces like hotel rooms, homes, and buildings and in large spaces like hospitals, shopping malls, educational institutions, etc. It enhances the air quality and keeps temperatures at optimum levels for staff, visitors, and workers.
An Improper Air conditioner service and installation can reduce its efficiency by up to 30%, cost you more on your electricity bills, and shorten the equipment’s life expectancy. If you are seeking an accomplished and skillful HVAC company that specializes in all kinds of HVAC system installation, then contact Alturas commercial HVAC Contractors. We are experts in various types of commercial air conditioning installation in the Los Angeles, CA area. Our team of HVAC contractors specialists is available 24/7 and is a call away for the best AC installation service at your place.
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Types of Commercial Air Conditioning Installation
In order to meet the diverse needs of today’s global climate, air conditioning systems comes in a variety of heating and cooling capacities. Alturas HVAC technicians are trained and experienced in various types of air conditioning systems installation:
Ductless, Mini-Split Air Conditioner
A ductless mini-split system includes one outdoor unit and one indoor unit that are connected by refrigerant and electrical wiring. The indoor unit is usually wall-mounted and delivers heated or cooled air directly into the indoor space. There is no ductwork needed in Mini-split Conditioner.
Multi-Split Air Conditioning system:
Multi-split systems working is identical to single-split systems. The difference, however, is that multiple indoor units can connect to a single, larger outdoor unit. one outdoor compressor can be connected to four to five indoor air units via refrigerant lines, condensate drain lines, and power cables.
Central Air Conditioning
Central air conditioning or central A/C is a system that moves cooled air throughout the space. The atmosphere is cooled at a central location and is supplied to the air ducts that spread conditioned air throughout the area. It also removes the moisture present in the area making the area fresh and comfortable.
VRF or VRV air conditioner
Variable Refrigerant Volume (VRV) and Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) air conditioning systems both refer to the same type of AC system. VRF systems use heat pumps or heat recovery systems to provide heating and cooling without the use of air ducts. With a VRF system, the building will have multiple indoor units utilized by a single outdoor condensing unit.
A packaged Terminal Air Conditioner (PTAC)
A packaged Terminal Air Conditioner (PTAC) is a self-contained ductless unit that provides through-the-wall heating and cooling system. They do not use outside air, instead, they utilize the air already present inside the room.
Vertical Terminal Air Conditioners (VTAC)
VTAC stands for vertical terminal air conditioner. VTAC is a compact wall-mounted, vertical heating and cooling air conditioning unit that can provide heating and cooling functions for single or multiple rooms. A VTAC can control the temperature of a single room or multiple rooms in a building.
Window Mount AC Units
A window mount air conditioner also referred to as a room air conditioner is the simplest type of AC unit. They are designed to be fixed inside your window frame, It’s a single unit with all of the components contained inside one box or casing. The body of the appliance is fixed partially inside and partially outside of the window pane.
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