Evaporative cooling systems offer a cost effective alternative to air-conditioning, in applications where mere comfort cooling is required and where there is no need for closed temperature control.

Evaporative cooling systems are a proven solution within the food, aerospace, logistics and general manufacturing industries. 

In today’s world of energy efficient buildings, there is now even less chance of this heat escaping through the building fabric, leaving many internal environments unbearable to work in during warm summer months.

In many cases, simple extraction of heat from the process will create a more comfortable working environment, without the need for cooling

Radiant - Infra-Red ~ energy passes inertly through the air, dissipating as heat upon contact with people and surfaces thus creating a comfortable, all-round radiant warmth at lower air temperature.

This is ideal for spot or localised heating.

Radiant heat takes only minutes to reach comfort temperatures, so energy is never wasted in prolonged warm-up times.

If external doors are opened, allowing cold air to enter the building, radiant heating will recover comfort temperatures in just a few minutes.

Warm Air unit heaters containing high efficiency with low NOx and CO2 emissions.

The design of gas fired unit heater combines high thermal efficiency, quality components and ease of maintenance for enhanced life expectancy and reduced life cycle costs.

In conventional unit heaters, some of the heat is lost in the flue gases.

The new modulating burners with the combustion circuit under negative pressure ensure its safety, high efficiency and low emissions.

Studies have proven that energy use in a building can easily be reduced by 30% or more through the adoption of a comprehensive energy management strategy, as well as by investing in cost-effective energy technologies

HVAC systems, building controls, lighting, occupancy sensors and appropriate management are all aspects of the building’s energy operations.

It’s no secret that energy sustainability is the future of our energy environment. Energy efficiency and renewable energy sources are the pillars that support the sustainable energy movement

Banning of R22

Of all the changes in HVAC regulations, perhaps the one with the most impact factor, is If your air conditioning equipment was installed before 2003, at which point it became unlawful for anyone to service or maintain their air conditioning system using R22 refrigerant gas.

With the replacement of R22, providing up to 50% more fuel efficient, cleaner & safer, whilst saving a significant quantity of annual running costs.