Hotels and Leisure
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Most modern hotels have air conditioning fitted to their reception, bars, leisure facilities, bedrooms and most business areas.
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Bedrooms
Your guests requirements for room temperature can vary enormously, especially if they have just arrived from overseas.
Traffic noise and security issues mean that bedroom windows are kept shut, so air conditioning is essential to provide a comfortable environment for your guests.
A small number of rooms can be air conditioned at low cost using SRK type wall split systems. These will have individual control, and can provide simple cooling and heating operations.
Larger hotels will require VRF systems, where one outdoor unit can be connected to 40 (max.) indoor units.
For example a 200 bedroom hotel would have approximately 5 outdoor units.
All of these can be individually controlled, and can be turned off if the room is unoccupied.
Our systems have variable speed compressors (the primary drive of the heating/cooling system) which allow energy saving at part load conditions.
The variable speed is controlled by an INVERTER in the outdoor unit, dependent on the combined demand of the connected indoor units.
Our design staff can assist with the selection and layout of systems for your hotel bedrooms, the routing of connecting pipework, drainage of condensate water from internal units, and control schemes to suit your requirements.
PC Windows based control systems can be linked, in order to ensure energy is not wasted in unoccupied rooms, and set-back and group control can be changed easily. Key card switches can be integrated into the room unit control function, in order to save energy.
Meeting Rooms
This is a regular source of revenue for hotels, and a growing requirement for developing businesses to have meetings away from their office premises.
Your guest will have certain expectations usually based on previous experiences...
- “We would never book a meeting room if it were not air conditioned.”
- “We have had bad experiences of noise disturbance from traffic, aeroplanes, lawnmowers, building contractors, etc.”
- “If we are shut up in a meeting room for 7 hours, air conditioning is essential.”
Small rooms less than 8 people can be air conditioned with a small wall mounted system, or ducted system, or floor mounted unit.
Larger rooms would require FDTA Cassette or FDUMA Ducted systems, depending on their size, and the type of construction.
Public Areas
Bars, restaurants, reception area, fitness centre, lounge, all require heating, and are especially welcoming in a hot humid summer if they are fitted with air conditioning.
Heat pump systems are ideal for these locations; FDTA Cassette, and FDUMA Ducted systems are the most suitable for these open plan areas.
Larger areas may require VRF systems, if there is a very mixed requirement for heating and cooling in different zones.
We will be able to advise on this. |
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Need help...
If you have an office, shop or restaurant and require some
information or advice about Air Conditioning please
give us a call on 01226 361 950
for a friendly, hassle free, no obligation chat |
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- Restaurants
- Bars
- Offices
- Server Rooms
- Retail Outlets
- Shops
- Stores
- Hotels
- Gyms
- Treatment Rooms
- Consulting Rooms
- Studios
- Surgeries
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