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| Air conditioning correctly designed and installed will promote a comfortable and stable environment all year round for shops, offices, computer rooms, homes and conservatories providing summer cooling and winter heating, with a cop (coefficient of performance) of approximately 3:1 when heating. That is to say that for every 1K watt of electrical input you will get 3K watts of heat output, making reverse cycle heat pumps an extremely efficient form of heating. | ||
| At Jackson Refrigeration we can provide this complete service from the heat load calculations and design to the installations and commissioning and on going maintenance to all types of air conditioning systems. | ||
| Types of Air Conditioning Systems | ||
Split
Systems - Comprise of an indoor air handling unit and outdoor
condensing unit, two pipes join the two components, a suction line and
a smaller liquid line, along with Interconnecting control cable. The
condensing unit houses the compressor, which compresses the refrigerant
and pumps its around the system. The physical size of the systems components
is dependant on the cooling capacity; the indoor air handling systems
are available in various forms: |
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Wall
Mounted systems from 2K watts to 10K watts Cassette systems from 4K watts to 12K watts Ceiling suspended from 4K watts to 12K watts Concealed Ducted systems from 7K watts to 12K watts Floor standing systems from 5K watts to 12K watts |
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(These
are approximate capacities as a general guide; the actual ranges differ
from manufacturer to manufacturer.) |
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Package
Unit - This type of system is generally positioned away from
the room to be conditioned and the treated air is circulated to and
from the room via ducting. |
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VRV/VRF
(Variable Refrigerant Volume or Flow) - These systems allow
for multiple air-handling units of various types to be connected to
one outdoor condensing unit, with the ability to cool or heat independently. |
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