With warmer days ahead, spring is always the time of year when we hear from more customers looking to get commercial air conditioning installed in time for summer.
And as the technology improves – becoming much cheaper and cleaner to run – year-on-year demand is only growing. In this quick guide, we look at why spring is the best time to get set up, and how a bespoke commercial HVAC system will benefit your organisation.
With warmer days ahead, spring is always the time of year when we hear from more customers looking to get commercial air conditioning installed in time for summer. And as the technology improves – becoming much cheaper and cleaner to run – year-on-year demand is only growing. In this quick guide, we look at why spring is the best time to get set up, and how a bespoke commercial HVAC system will benefit your organisation.
What are the benefits of commercial air conditioning?
The latest air conditioning technology offers a range of improvements versus older, leakier and often expensive-to-run units. Not only do modern air conditioners create a comfortable environment for staff, customers, visitors, residents and contractors, but they can also improve air quality for everyone using the building thanks to built-in filters that remove allergens and air pollutants.
During hotter spells, quality commercial aircon will also protect your critical equipment and assets, including hardware and server rooms. Plus, there’ll be less need to open windows and doors, improving site security for extra peace of mind.
Commercial air conditioning systems can also provide a back-up or even full-time alternative to traditional heating systems, delivering energy-efficient, year-round performance in buildings of all sizes, and potentially even saving you money in the long run.
Why spring is the right time for your installation
Spring is the best time for a commercial air conditioning installation for many reasons, the best of which is not asking your staff and visitors to put up with colder (or hotter) temperatures as you’re having the work completed.
Summer is usually the busiest time of year for air conditioning engineers, who’ll be needed to carry out planned maintenance, emergency repairs, and last-minute installs. By getting the work completed in good time, you’re likely to secure the experts you need, and give those contractors enough time and practical space to get the system up and running so it’s tested and ready for that first hot day.
Getting the system ready earlier will also help your employees adjust to how it works, before it’s used in earnest.
Utility beyond the summer
The newest commercial air conditioning systems are highly versatile and can easily provide heating as temperatures begin to dip again over autumn and winter. If your units have air filters on board, they can also help to keep air clear of allergens, whatever the season.
Servicing and maintenance
If you’re already making the most of a commercial air conditioning system, spring is also a great time to get it serviced, maintained, and – if necessary – certified. It’s always better to get this done before you need the system to be running for longer, so we’d advise you not to wait until the temperature rises to see if your system is still working effectively.
Remember, all air conditioning systems with an effective rated output of more than 12kW must be regularly inspected by an energy assessor according to UK regulations.
JLA’s range of commercial air conditioning systems
With JLA’s range of single room, split unit wall-mounted and ceiling-cassette air conditioning solutions, you can benefit from enhanced energy efficiency, centralised remote control options, and quiet operation whatever your requirements.
And because JLA is a Diamond Quality Partner endorsed by Mitsubishi Electric, our customers will be assured of the highest level of service and quality.
Explore JLA’s full range of air conditioning solutions here. Or to discuss your project, simply get in touch.
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