Turn Key Air Conditioning Ltd Air Conditioning Contractors
Call us: 0191 438 7410
Email us: office@tkac.co.uk
Turn Key Air Conditioning Ltd Air Conditioning Contractors
Call us: 0191 438 7410
Email us: office@tkac.co.uk
Turn Key Air Conditioning Ltd are contractors dedicated to incorporating innovative and advanced technology within our air conditioning installations wherever possible, in order to provide the most satisfactory results for our clients. We have put this into practice in many instances and have had incredible feedback from clients including hotels, organisations and homeowners.
As part of our service we have introduced clients like the Bell House Hotel in Beaconsfield, to a range of high performance air conditioning solutions. Some of these systems are designed specifically for use within the hotel environment. It was decided that the best option for this hotel was the groundbreaking Melcotel system by Mitsubishi Electric. This technology has a track record of significant energy use reduction, lowering consumption by 50% in one major hotel.
The Melcotel system conserves energy by responding automatically to the requirements of each room and enabling appropriate actions including reverting to a predetermined temperature setting. The ability to customise this system presents significant advantages including cost savings and added convenience. The Melcotel controller will work seamlessly whether or not systems are activated with a keycard. When rooms are unoccupied or when a window has been opened and heating or cooling left running, the system will self regulate. Once a guest enters the room the temperature will adjust and be maintained, although the guest can of course override the setting if desired. The Melcotel system is extremely popular and solves a lot of the issues experienced by staff and guests alike.
We are proud of our reputation as air conditioning contractors, for addressing the individual needs of each client, like the Arthouse Hotel, Glasgow. Close consultation with engineers was required during this air conditioning installation project, as the system was to be placed on the roof of this four story listed building. The upgrade consisted of the strategic positioning of an energy efficient Variable Refrigerant Flow [VRF] system, successfully carried out without disturbing the hotels routine. There were several challenges associated with this project, not least as a result of its listed status.
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