Installation & fit-out

HOW WE DELIVER IT

Technical process

• Site survey and cooling-load calculation

  Measuring room area, ceiling height, sun exposure, occupancy, and internal heat sources to size the correct horsepower.

• Positioning the indoor and outdoor units

  Choosing placement that gives even air distribution indoors, adequate airflow around the outdoor unit, and the shortest practical refrigerant line run.

• Refrigerant line routing and vacuum/pressure testing

  Brazing the copper lines, pulling a vacuum to remove moisture and air from the circuit, and pressure-testing before charging refrigerant.

• Electrical connection and protection

  Wiring a dedicated circuit with a breaker sized to the unit's current draw, with proper earthing for both equipment and user safety.

• Commissioning and performance check

  Running the unit and measuring the temperature split between supply and return air to confirm cooling performance before handover.

ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLES

Common scenarios

• Well-insulated bedroom (~12 m²)

  Usually served well by a 1.5 HP unit.

• 25-30 m² living room with large glazing or direct sun exposure

  Typically needs 2.25 to 3 HP of capacity.

• Mid-sized shop or office with high foot traffic

  Requires a more detailed load calculation, often pointing to 4 HP or more, or splitting the load across multiple units.

The examples above are general guidance -- an accurate assessment requires an actual site visit.