Important Factors in Air Con Design

Custom air conditioning is the best option for most industrial and commercial environments, but you have to find someone with adequate expertise and experience to put together the best air con design for you. There is a lot of knowledge and expertise required in order to design an efficient system.

It is best to only allow professional design engineers to design new air conditioning systems because they have extensive knowledge that repair technicians just don't have. They understand all components of an air conditioning system as well as what features are needed to accomplish different expected results.

A lot goes into designing a custom AC system, but let's look at just a few of the basic considerations:

Requirements of Your Environment

Every business environment has different needs and challenges. An industrial plant for instance is quite different in terms of air quality and needs than a small office setting without heavy equipment use. The environment being served must always be considered in air conditioning design.

You want to make sure that your system meets all of your requirements, but you don't want to pay a hefty price for features that you will never need. It is important to work with a reputable engineer who will provide what you need without expanding the price with unnecessary features.

Energy Efficiency

If your system is not energy efficient it will cost way too much to operate it on a continuous basis. This is always an important feature of an air conditioning system, but it is even more important if you will be running your system all the time.

This is one feature you don't want to slack on, even if you have a limited budget for your air conditioning system. It is always better to pay a bit more upfront than to pay higher prices of operation on an ongoing basis. Make sure all components of the system are as energy friendly as possible and you will make savings on the operation of the system for years to come.

Air Filtration Systems

Today, air conditioners do a lot more than just take hot air and spit it back out cold. Your system can also effectively remove dust, mould spores, and other unclean particles from the air prior to returning it into your building.

Removing toxins and allergens from the air will present a healthier work environment for your employees and will deliver cleaner air that benefits your equipment and computer systems.

If you are going to invest in a custom designed AC system, make sure you are entrusting the project to a highly qualified design engineer. They should take the time to visit your location and see what the challenges and demands of the environment are. They should also work closely with you to ensure a functional system is developed that meets all of your needs.

Anyone trying to design a system without working with you closely, asking lots of questions, and visiting the building to be cooled should not be trusted!

Prior to approving installation of any system you should be briefed on all included features and should understand how each feature will enable the system to respond to your specific needs and demands.