Commercial Air Conditioning Kent

A.S Cooling provide commercial air conditioning solutions for businesses in Kent

A.S Cooling - Commerical Air Conditioning Providers in Kent

A.S Cooling specialises in large commercial installation projects for mechanical companies and consultants.

We operate on either a full package from design to completion, labour and material basis or solely labour only, depending on the customer's requirements.

With a range of high profile projects to our name including, Google, Facebook, Youtube,

Hertfordshire police HQ, HMGCC, Sainsbury’s and many more, we are experienced in all fields of commercial air conditioning installation.

Based on the outskirts of London we predominately cover Kent and London and the surrounding areas but can provide commercial air conditioning nationwide when required.

If you feel our commercial air conditioning services in Kent could benefit you please call or email one of our team today to discuss. There is a contact form at the bottom of this page so you can get in touch quickly.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Commercial Air Conditioning

What size AC unit do I need for my commercial space?

Determining the correct AC unit size for your commercial space requires a detailed load calculation performed by a qualified professional, such as a team member from A.S Cooling Ltd. This ensures optimal efficiency, comfort, and longevity of your HVAC system. Avoid relying on simple rules of thumb based solely on square footage.

What are the different types of commercial AC systems?

Understanding the different types of commercial AC systems is key to choosing the best option for your business needs. Common types include Rooftop Units (RTUs) which are self-contained and typically installed on the roof of a commercial building, or Split Systems, which consist of two main components: an outdoor unit (containing the compressor and condenser) and one or more indoor units (containing the evaporator and air handler).

Multi-Split Systems have a larger outdoor unit that can connect to multiple indoor units, allowing for independent temperature control in different zones or rooms. Ductless Mini-Split Systems is a type of split system that doesn't require ductwork. The indoor unit is typically wall-mounted, and refrigerant lines run directly to the outdoor unit. There are more types, which an experienced member of the A.S Cooling Ltd team can show you - Contact Us Now.

How does commercial air conditioning work?

Commercial air conditioning systems may vary in size and complexity, however, they operate on the same fundamental principles as residential AC units: the refrigeration cycle. This cycle uses a special chemical called a refrigerant to absorb heat from the indoor air and release it outside, leaving the indoor air cooler and often less humid. Some of the key aspects of how commercial air conditioning work include Air Circulation, Dehumidification, and Thermostat Control.

What's the difference between a thermostat and a building management system (BMS)?

The fundamental difference between a thermostat and a Building Management System (BMS) lies in their scope of control, complexity, and capabilities. Themostat Systems typically control a single HVAC unit or a specific zone within a building. In residential settings, it often controls the entire heating and cooling system for the whole house. Whereas, a Building Management System (BMS) is a comprehensive system that controls and monitors a wide range of a building's mechanical and electrical equipment and systems. This includes HVAC (multiple zones and units), lighting, security, fire safety, energy management, and more.

How much does commercial air conditioning cost?

The cost of commercial air conditioning is a multifaceted issue with expenses arising from several key stages: purchase and installation, operational energy consumption, and ongoing maintenance and repairs. It's difficult to provide a precise figure without specific details about your commercial space and needs, but our team at A.S Cooling Ltd can provide you with a detailed quote once we know more about your commercial air conditioning requirements.

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