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are many styles of indoor unit to choose from, Wall Mount,
Cassette, Ceiling Suspend and Ducted are but a few. The
type of equipment used depends on each individual situation.
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most common air conditioning in domestic properties are
single split systems usually using a Wall Mounted or some
other visible indoor unit. There is a vast range across
manufacturers and these are becoming more aesthetically
pleasing. This will give you the best control keeping
the room at the precise temperature you require. |
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However
where possible we prefer to install concealed or ducted
systems. These make an installation a lot more discrete,
only having a couple of small air diffusers in each room
which are usually in the ceiling. You then have a choice
of single unit for each room or if precise control is
not essential it is possible to cool/heat several rooms
with one unit. This type of installation is cost effective
as one large unit can serve several bedrooms or in some
bungalows the whole property.
All air conditioning systems work by recirculating the
air within the property, which gives the opportunity to
remove a lot of air born particles like pollen and dust.
This makes your home even more comfortable for those who
suffer with allergies like hay fever. |
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here for Conservatory
Air Conditioning
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here for Portable
Air Conditioning
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