Delivering energy-efficient comfort and operational reliability through expert design, installation and project management.

Background

Cool Services was appointed to replace multiple end-of-life air conditioning systems at Q3 Academy Tipton, a large educational facility in the West Midlands. The site, a multi-level learning and community environment, required an upgraded HVAC solution that would ensure reliable, energy-efficient operation across teaching spaces, offices, and critical IT areas.

The project involved decommissioning, removal, and replacement of several Hitachi VRF (Variable Refrigerant Flow) systems, alongside four single-split systems serving the server room. The client’s key objectives were to improve energy performance, maintain optimal temperature control, and achieve compliance with environmental standards.

The Challenge

The facility’s existing air conditioning systems, installed over a decade earlier, had reached the end of their operational life. Frequent maintenance issues, increased energy consumption, and outdated refrigerant technology meant replacement was essential.

The project’s complexity lay in its scope: multiple system types distributed across two building levels, varied occupancy zones, and a 24/7 operational server room requiring continuous temperature stability. Additionally, the client needed assurance that the new systems would integrate seamlessly with their existing Hitachi control software and comply fully with manufacturer warranty requirements. They also planned the installation with a tight timescale. The summer half term holiday was chosen in order to minimise downtime and disruption to the school’s daily activities.

Our Approach

Cool Services undertook a comprehensive site survey and system assessment to fully understand the facility’s technical and operational needs. Based on these findings, we developed a bespoke solution that balanced efficiency, sustainability and value.

Our proposal included:

• The decommissioning, removal, and safe disposal of the existing Hitachi Level 2 and Level 3 VRF systems and four single split systems, with full environmental compliance and waste transfer certification.
• The supply, installation, and commissioning of new Hitachi Air365 Max VRF Heat Pump systems and R32 Utopia Heat Pump IVX Split Systems, providing reliable heating and cooling performance with advanced inverter technology.
• Integration with the existing Hitachi central controller, ensuring seamless operation across all building zones.
• Full utilisation of existing infrastructure – including refrigerant pipework, interconnecting cables, and condensate drains – reducing both project cost and installation time.

Every phase of the project was managed by an experienced Cool Services project lead, ensuring high standards of workmanship, communication, and health and safety compliance.

System Overview

Server Room Upgrade
The server room’s air conditioning was a critical element of the project. Cool Services decommissioned and replaced four end-of-life wall-mounted split systems with new Hitachi R32 Utopia IVX units, each providing 10kW nominal cooling capacity. Two advanced wired controllers were installed to provide precise temperature control and scheduling flexibility.

The installation reused the existing condensate drains and power supplies, with necessary adaptations made to accommodate the new systems. This efficient reuse minimised disruption to IT operations and allowed the client to maintain uninterrupted cooling throughout the project.

Level 2 and Level 3 VRF Replacement
On Levels 2 and 3, Cool Services removed five ageing VRF condensing units and 20 indoor cassette units, replacing them with new high-performance Hitachi Air365 Max VRF systems.

The new systems deliver improved seasonal energy efficiency ratios (SEER) and coefficient of performance (COP) values compared to the previous models. Indoor units ranged in capacity from 7.1kW to 14kW, providing tailored comfort control for a variety of room sizes and occupancy levels.

All installations were carried out in the same positions as the original equipment, reducing the need for extensive structural adaptations. Once installed, each system was pressure tested, evacuated, and commissioned in accordance with Hitachi’s manufacturer standards.  

Commitment to Quality and Compliance

At Cool Services, every project is delivered under our strict quality management processes, ensuring client confidence and system longevity.

Our engineers are manufacturer-trained and equipped with the latest safety tools and equipment. We maintain clean, organised working environments throughout the installation process and follow all site-specific health and safety procedures.

The project also included a crane lift, waste disposal, and electrical adaptations, all managed within the agreed timescale and budget. A full commissioning report and manufacturer documentation were provided upon completion, guaranteeing that the client could take full advantage of Hitachi’s 12-month parts and labour warranty, extendable to five years with ongoing maintenance from Cool Services.

Client Benefits

This installation provided the client with a number of measurable advantages:

• Energy Efficiency: The new inverter-driven VRF systems modulate compressor speeds based on demand, significantly reducing energy consumption and operating costs.
• Sustainability: Upgrading to R32 refrigerant where possible and retaining serviceable pipework reduced environmental impact and installation waste.
• Cost Control: Reuse of existing infrastructure and integrated system design minimised both capital expenditure and downtime.
• Reliability: Modern Hitachi systems provide consistent temperature regulation, essential for maintaining comfort in learning environments and protecting sensitive server equipment.
• Warranty Assurance: Compliance with manufacturer standards and Cool Services’ maintenance support ensures long-term warranty protection and system reliability.

Ongoing Partnership

Cool Services’ relationship with the client extends beyond installation. As part of our aftercare programme, we offer scheduled maintenance and support to ensure continued efficiency, reliability and compliance with warranty requirements.

With over 45 years of experience and a customer retention rate of 94%, Cool Services continues to be a trusted partner to schools, colleges, and public sector facilities across the UK. Our ongoing investment in training, safety and technology ensures that every project delivers sustainable performance and lasting value..

Conclusion

This project demonstrates Cool Services’ ability to deliver complex HVAC replacements within live educational environments – safely, efficiently, and with minimal disruption.

Through detailed planning, technical expertise, and a commitment to best practice, we provided an energy-efficient, future-ready VRF air conditioning system that meets the facility’s operational, environmental and financial goals.

For facilities and estates managers seeking a trusted partner in air conditioning design, installation and maintenance, Cool Services offers proven capability, professional integrity and a focus on delivering results that last.

Background

Practice Plan is the UK’s number one provider of practice-branded dental membership plans. The company, based in Oswestry, operates from a Grade II listed building – a former train shed and machine shop. It was an important building in the Cambrian Railway and although it became derelict, this building’s beautiful architectural features have been meticulously restored. Today it is the fitting headquarters of a premier Shropshire business, although while the building offers a striking modern office interior, its heritage features posed significant challenges for heating and cooling throughout the year.

The offices span two floors with exceptionally high ceilings in large rooms and large heritage windows, all of which contributed to energy inefficiency and poor comfort levels for the company’s employees.

Due to the site’s re- use and development plans, Practice Plan’s heating was provided by a gas boiler located in an adjacent building. Long pipe runs meant significant heat loss before reaching the office spaces, resulting in poor efficiency, high running costs, and inconsistent temperatures.

In addition, solar gain through large windows made the offices uncomfortably warm in sunny conditions, while in winter the heating remained unreliable and costly. To make working conditions more pleasant for staff, the business hired portable air conditioners and portable electric heaters on a regular basis to give staff the flexibility to heat or cool their workspaces as required.

Objectives

The primary objective was to deliver an energy efficient solution providing both heating and cooling to offices and meeting spaces across two floors. With the potential added benefits of:

• Ensuring year-round comfort and temperature stability
• Lower energy consumption and operational costs
• Support sustainability goals by reducing reliance on gas.

The Solution

Cool Services designed and installed two state of the art VRF (Variable Refrigerant Flow) air conditioning systems to serve the various offices and meeting rooms. These systems provided:

• Heating and Cooling: A single solution for year-round comfort
• Heat Recovery Technology: Capturing and reusing waste heat to maximise efficiency
• Zoned Control: Precise temperature management across different rooms and floors
• Future Integration Potential: Capability to link with existing systems in the business

Installation Challenges & Solutions

Indoor unit selection was guided by both performance requirements and the constraints of the heritage architecture. A mix of wall-mounted units, concealed ducted systems, and ceiling cassettes was used, ensuring suitability for the varied ceiling and wall structures.  Particular care was taken when installing units in spaces with ceilings over four metres high, ensuring effective air distribution and occupant comfort despite the challenging layout.

The system was installed by a team of F-Gas accredited engineers from Cool Services, who coordinated works around the client’s operational requirements. To minimise disruption, the team worked evenings and weekends (from 5pm to early morning)  over a four-week programme. This approach enabled completion to schedule while maintaining business continuity within a fully occupied office environment. Health and safety was paramount with working at height a particular focus.  

Results

The installation has been very well received and the benefits to employees of consistent comfort have been tangible. Temperatures across all office and meeting spaces are now stable and reliable throughout the year. The systems allows total flexibility in terms of control, enabling staff to enjoy simultaneous heating or cooling to suit their needs.   

Building Manager Adrian Hyde confirmed that “significant savings in heating costs have been achieved, particularly in gas. We are delighted that the installation is projected to achieve pay back within just five years, through energy savings.”

By replacing gas heating with efficient electric VRF heat recovery technology, Practice Plan has reduced its carbon footprint while maintaining a comfortable working environment.

The company now plans to extend VRF technology further, replacing immersion heaters with a VRF-powered hot water solution for additional cost and carbon savings.

Conclusion

This project demonstrates how modern VRF air conditioning can transform energy performance and comfort, even within a challenging heritage building. Practice Plan has successfully reduced its reliance on inefficient gas heating, improved working conditions for staff, and laid the foundation for further sustainable investment.

Project Overview

Grainger & Worrall, a leading provider of high-quality precision castings to the motorsport, aerospace, marine, power generation and infrastructure industries approached Cool Services for air conditioning solutions. The pioneering company, based in Bridgnorth, sought to enhance the comfort and energy efficiency of the modern glass reception area at its Shropshire facility. The reception area, with a ceiling height of 5.2 metres, posed unique challenges in temperature regulation due both to its height and the extensive glass frontage, which contributed to changes in temperature throughout the year. The area had previously been heated with floor level electric blowers which struggled to make an impact in such a large area.

To address these challenges, an HVAC solution consisting of a high-performance air conditioning system and strategically positioned destratification fans was designed and installed. An air curtain was also incorporated into the design. The entire system was specified to maintain a comfortable environment for visitors and staff while enhancing overall energy efficiency.

Challenges & Considerations

Glass-Fronted Design: The large expanse of glazing resulted in excessive solar heat gain during warmer months and rapid heat loss during colder periods, making temperature control difficult.

High Ceiling: The 5.2-metre ceiling height led to heat stratification, with warm air accumulating at ceiling level while lower areas remained cooler.

Energy Efficiency: Maintaining an optimal temperature in such a space risked high energy consumption. An effective and permanent system was required that was flexible enough to cope with the temperature fluctuations experienced throughout the year.

Aesthetic Considerations: As a front-of-house area, the solution needed to integrate discreetly with the modern and professional aesthetic of the reception.

Solution Implementation

After a detailed site assessment, a comprehensive solution was implemented:

Air Conditioning System: A high-capacity, energy-efficient air conditioning system was installed to provide both cooling and heating as required. The system featured:

• A split system to ensure discreet installation and even air distribution.
• Smart controls and programmable settings for optimised performance.
• An inverter-driven compressor for energy efficiency and precise temperature control.

Destratification Fans: To facilitate air circulation, industrial grade destratification fans were installed. These fans:

• Helped redistribute warm air from the ceiling down to occupant level in winter, reducing heating costs.
• Assisted in uniform cooling during summer by preventing pockets of warm air.
• Operated at low noise levels to maintain a comfortable and professional atmosphere.

Air Curtain: To provide energy savings and prevent the loss of heated/cooled air to outside

• As well as preventing heated/cooled air from escaping, it will help to maintain the temperature within the reception area.
• The air curtain will also prevent any dust, fumes and even insects from entering the area from outside.

The team at Cool Services worked out of hours to minimise disruption to Grainger and Worrall’s busy reception area.

Results & Benefits

The project was completed on time and on budget and has provided many immediate and noticeable benefits:

Enhanced Comfort: Visitors and staff experienced consistent temperatures throughout the reception area, regardless of the season.

Energy Savings: The combination of air conditioning and stratification fans significantly reduced heating and cooling costs by minimising energy wastage.

Sleek Aesthetic Integration: The carefully chosen system design complemented the modern architecture without disrupting the visual appeal.

Client Feedback

Grainger & Worrall expressed high satisfaction with the results, particularly in terms of comfort improvement and operational efficiency. The reception area now provides an inviting and professional first impression, reinforcing the company’s commitment to a high-standard working environment.

This successful installation demonstrates the effectiveness of combining air conditioning and destratification solutions to regulate challenging spaces efficiently. By leveraging modern HVAC technologies, businesses can create comfortable and energy-efficient environments, regardless of architectural challenges.

Background

When the owners of successful family business, Roxy’s Raw Food realised that the chest freezers, fridges and internal cold room storing fresh dog food in their new premises were leading to high temperatures in their shop, they consulted the team at Cool Services for a cooling solution. 

Roxy’s Raw foods is a popular high-street dog food retailer based in Telford. As part of recent expansion plans, the company had relocated to larger premises. However it faced significant temperature management challenges due to the operation of the commercial fridges storing fresh dog food. These units generated a substantial amount of heat, leading to uncomfortably high indoor temperatures for staff and customers, particularly during warmer months. Additionally, excessive heat exposure risked reducing the efficiency and lifespan of the refrigeration units. Without a solution for this heat exposure the company faced increased maintenance costs for the fridges and freezers and potential product spoilage risks.

Challenge

The business needed a solution to regulate in-store temperatures effectively, ensuring a comfortable working environment for employees while also protecting the performance and longevity of the 20 chest freezers and fridges. There was no existing system installed to dissipate the heat load, leading to overheating concerns.

Solution: Air Conditioning Installation

To address these issues, the business opted for the installation of an air conditioning system. A high-efficiency, air conditioning unit was selected, designed to manage the ambient temperature without excessive energy consumption. The installation process involved:

Strategic placement of 3 single split air conditioning systems to maximise airflow and ensure even temperature distribution.

Selecting an appropriately sized system to counteract the heat output from the fridges.

Implementing smart temperature controls to maintain optimal conditions with minimal energy waste.

Ensuring the system operated quietly to avoid disrupting the shopping experience.

Results & Benefits

The installation of air conditioning delivered immediate and long-term benefits, transforming the shop environment in the following ways:

Comfortable Working Temperatures: Employees reported a significant improvement in working conditions, with consistent and comfortable indoor temperatures maintained throughout the day. This led to increased productivity and morale, reducing fatigue caused by excessive heat.

Extended Lifespan of Refrigeration Units: By regulating ambient temperatures, the fridges no longer had to overcompensate for excess heat. This reduced wear and tear on compressors and cooling mechanisms, extending the lifespan of the units and minimising maintenance costs.

Energy Efficiency Gains: With the air conditioning helping to maintain stable temperatures, the fridges operated more efficiently, leading to lower energy consumption.

Improved Customer Experience: Customers enjoyed a more pleasant shopping environment, encouraging longer visits and increasing the likelihood of repeat business. Customers were more likely to purchase other items such as bones, meat chunks and complimentary supplements, natural treats and herbal remedies

The vastly improved indoor conditions also ensured product integrity, guaranteeing optimal freshness for the dog food on sale.

Conclusion

The investment in air conditioning proved to be a highly effective solution for this high-street dog food shop. By addressing the heat generated by the large number of commercial freezers and fridges, in a relatively small space, the business successfully created a more comfortable workplace while also protecting its investment in the refrigeration equipment.

This case study highlights the importance of climate control solutions in retail environments where heat-emitting equipment can impact both employee well-being and operational efficiency. For premises managers facing similar challenges, a well-planned air conditioning installation can provide significant long-term benefits in terms of comfort cooling, energy efficiency, air quality and improved longevity for the business’ machinery and other vital equipment.

Cool Services’ air conditioning team were recently called in to a prestigious Learning Campus, situated in the Midlands. This large sports complex and community association serves local schools and community groups with a variety of facilities, including a sports hall, grass pitches, specialist classrooms and other meeting rooms.

The Challenge

When the existing VRF (Variable Refrigerant Flow) air conditioning system reached the end of its operational life, the management company faced a significant investment decision. The objective was not only to meet the heating and cooling needs of the facility but also to reduce carbon emissions and work within a constrained budget.

The Requirement

The Management company enlisted the help of Cool Services to find a solution that balanced these needs. Ben Cheadle, Technical Solutions Manager at Cool Services, outlined the complexity of the task: “We had many factors to balance in proposing the right equipment for the installation, such as speed of installation, energy efficiency, and budget limitations. After a comprehensive survey and consultation with the management company, the decision was taken to replace the air conditioning system with exactly the same equipment from the same manufacturer. This approach brought several key benefits, including cost savings since all the existing condensate drains, refrigerant pipework and interconnecting cables could be used with minimal modification. The savings in installation time also made this the ideal solution.”

The Project

The commercial air conditioning installation project to replace the existing system was split into 2 phases in order to prioritise the works and to help it run smoothly.

The first phase was undertaken in the Spring half term holidays. Priority was given to the server room due to the critical equipment housed there. Cool Services’ team decommissioned 4 under ceiling cassettes and replaced them with like-for-like units.

Phase 2 was designed to replace the end-of-life VRF system with 2 outdoor units and 8 indoor units installed in classrooms.

Despite being like-for-like replacements, the new equipment is significantly more energy-efficient than the original units.  This is because the replacement systems are inverter-driven, allowing them to adjust motor speed based on the temperature requirements. This technology is particularly beneficial for managing high cooling demands in large spaces, ensuring optimal energy use and reduced operational costs.

The outcome

Simon Chapman Group Managing Director praised the team working on this project “the installation ran smoothly despite the tight timescale and was completed as planned, in terms of budget and schedule.”

This commercial air conditioning installation not only met the immediate heating and cooling needs of the various buildings within the Learning Campus, it also achieved significant energy efficiency improvements, aligning with the goal of reducing carbon emissions. The new inverter-driven systems ensure that the facility can maintain optimal temperatures in a more efficient way, supporting both environmental and budgetary targets.

When the team at Medivet made the decision to renovate the interiors of their branch in Thurmaston, Leicester it became clear that it was an ideal opportunity to install an air conditioning system.

Medivet, a high profile veterinary services company wanted to get the benefits of energy efficiency of modern air conditioning systems, which they would use for both cooling and heating in this busy practice.  Their interior makeover was specifically focussed on improvements in terms of comfort and amenity for staff and customers and to maximise work flow enabled by a better use of space within the building.  

Project Plan

The refurbishment of the interiors was managed by Apex Design and Refurbishment Ltd.  and Cool Services’ sister company Yee Group worked with their project team to programme the installation and commissioning of the new air conditioning system.  Improved comfort for occupants means more than simply heating and cooling. The Medivet team understood this and wanted the benefits of high indoor air quality that a commercial air conditioning installation can bring. Pollutants such as moisture, dust, allergens and pathogens are removed from indoor air in addition to heat, when the system is in cooling mode. This is a major benefit for the health of sick animals who are undergoing surgery and recuperating.

Installation Overview

9 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries single split air conditioning units were installed with wall units positioned in x-ray, operating rooms and consultation areas.  To reflect the new stylish reception a ceiling cassette was installed.  These units provide heating and cooling from one easy to use system. All indoor units were mounted on the walls and in the ceiling in order to maximise the usable floor area. Outside the building our engineers installed external units discreetly on exterior walls to save space and allow Medivet to refurbish the adjacent flat roof in the future.   

Experience and Expertise

The building was originally a domestic property and not purpose-built. This posed a challenge of working in small rooms alongside other contractors. Jak Parnell, Air Conditioning Project Manager, praised their expertise in undertaking installations quickly and efficiently in these conditions  and often during opening hours. The supply of materials and equipment was closely managed due to space constraints and a tight 12-day turnaround. The air conditioning installation carries a 7-year warranty, highlighting the benefits of working with experienced contractors like Yee Group and Cool Services.

A Satisfied Client

The refurbishment has received a very positive response from Medivet whose staff and clients are very pleased with their new surroundings. Ross Pinching from Apex Design and Refurbishment Ltd stated, “The practice is really transformed, it has more light and is really comfortable to work in now. The rooms work better and visiting the vets it’s a more pleasant experience for both animals and their owners, the benefits of the refurbishment are substantial.”

Britain’s prisons are struggling for accommodation space and one of the strategies for increasing capacity is to deploy modular buildings using offsite construction methods. This creates extra capacity that can be brought on stream quickly and efficiently.  Using offsite construction methods is much faster and cheaper than building new prisons or extending existing buildings.

These accommodation units require fitting out to make them habitable for inmates, in the same way as a standard prison cell has plumbing and electrical services.

The Project

Cool Services was delighted to win the contract to supply and install air conditioning systems in more than 7,000 modular buildings for deployment in prisons.  A team of F-Gas certified air conditioning engineers was assigned to this contract for 12 months from Cool Services’ head office in Shrewsbury.  

The team installed and commissioned air conditioning systems in thousands of the units including sleeping accommodation, accessible accommodation and ancillary units during their manufacture.

Air conditioning in Modular buildings

Air conditioning is an excellent heating solution for modular and portable buildings as it does not require a mains gas supply and offers greater energy efficiency compared to electric heaters. By installing air conditioning units in portable buildings, occupants can enjoy room cooling during summer and reliable heating throughout the winter, ensuring year-round climate comfort.

The results

Our client commended the workmanship of the Cool Services team.  Their ability to cooperate with other contractors working in close proximity in a very busy working environment was also praised.  “Our field engineers are always professional” stated Group General Manager Jason Cooper. “They are highly skilled and organised, are dependable in adhering to Health and Safety standards and work in a tidy manner.” 

While working at an offsite manufacturing location may have been unconventional for Cool Services, companies within our Group undertake similar projects installing electrical systems, intruder alarms, CCTV, fire alarms, and air conditioning units in modular buildings. The ease of relocating these units and the lack of the need for extensive foundations make them a popular choice for many government departments, schools, the NHS, other healthcare providers and many other businesses to address short-term accommodation requirements. 

Cool Services Ltd installs Air Conditioning at new high tech training facility.

Cool Services was delighted to work on the new Fire training Centre being built at the Kingsbury Water Park site near Tamworth. Sub-contracted to local electrical contractor, Kendalls Electrical Services based in Telford, Cool Services was proud to be part of the team working on the prestigious new facility.

The new state of the art training centre will be used for lectures, theoretical training and virtual reality incident command training, that is not possible to replicate in real life.

The Spec

The latest in ventilation and air conditioning was specified by Warwickshire County Council to meet their strict indoor air quality policy. The works involved installing ventilation and air conditioning in the main training centre building.

The ventilation and cooling demands of various room types had to be considered including a reception area, control room, computer room, briefing room, incident command office, admin offices, operation policy room, operation instruction room, main lecture room, breakout area with refreshment area, shower facilities, toilets and changing areas.

The Solution

Cool Services’ role included the design and installation of comprehensive systems to provide room air conditioning and ventilation to meet the regulations for air exchange in the building.  The ability to provide effective control of the air quality and working environment inside the various rooms and spaces, with their varying uses and occupation levels, had to be considered.

Daikin wall mounted units with inverter-driven condensing units, were chosen to provide air conditioning together with a Nuaire ventilation heat recovery system.

The Nuaire solution offers three distinct user-selectable modes which are: supply air warming, fresh air cooling and neutral, all whilst automatically regulating fan speeds according to demand.

The Outcome

Using products from manufacturers with extremely high-quality standards, allowed Cool Services to meet the building’s indoor air quality requirements in full and the experienced team installed the equipment to high engineering standards. 

Cool Services was able to meet the requirements of the build programme and to deliver the works on time. 

Kendalls are highly satisfied with the service and installation from Cool Services.

Kendalls Project Manager Rob Yeomans added, “It was important that we partnered with an air conditioning and ventilation specialist who has the knowledge and expertise required to meet all project deadlines. This is a highly technical building with exacting requirements.”

Commenting; Cool Services’ Project Manager, Dean Robinson said, “As well as employing our technical expertise, we always work efficiently and in a clean and tidy manner, conscious of the need to support and liaise with other contractors working on site.”

When occupied; the building will offer state of the art fire training facilities with an easy to regulate, low energy, low noise, air cooling and warming system, to keep all occupants comfortable and healthy.

The recent Covid 19 pandemic has heightened awareness of the spread of respiratory viruses and has placed scrutiny on indoor air quality. These concerns have led the facilities team in many organisations to take proactive action, to ensure the health, safety and wellbeing of all employees and visitors.

While planning the safe return of large numbers of employees to the workplace; many companies and organisations are focussing on the quality of the indoor air in their buildings. It goes without saying, that the priority is the need to make indoor air free from viruses, bacteria, and other pathogens. As a result, attention has turned to finding a solution for the air conditioning units located throughout buildings, some of which have been switched off during lockdown.

The innovation

Many air conditioning system manufacturers are developing “cleansing” technologies and innovations for incorporation into new air conditioning units.  Here at Cool Services, we are successfully installing an air purification unit into existing air conditioning units. This unique, brand-new technology utilises UV lamps to sterilise the air every time it passes through the air conditioning unit. It has been developed to be retrofitted into air conditioning ceiling cassette units of varying brands and ages, and provides a solution for existing air conditioning units.

Why Choose Cool Services?

Cool Services is an air conditioning services specialist with more than 43 years’ experience of installing and maintaining systems in commercial buildings. Our role in helping businesses upgrade to self-sterilising units means we liaise with the manufacturer and install the air purification technology into your air conditioning units.  

Ben Cheadle, Project Manager at Cool Services said, “the technology is a very clever piece of kit and retrofitting it into existing ac units keeps capital costs down and minimises disruption to the daily operation of the workplace”.

The Benefits

The sterilisation units once commissioned, have been shown to provide a 99% kill rate of airborne bacteria and viruses. This offers considerable peace of mind for building operators and owners. Importantly, the added purification units do not have any impact on the energy efficiency or performance of the existing air conditioning ceiling cassettes and can be easily installed by a professional air conditioning company.

The deployment of an air sterilising unit within the existing air conditioning unit, is a cost-effective addition to the public health and hygeine steps a business can take, to maintain a healthy and Covid-secure workplace.  

Contact us today for further information and expert advice on 0800 374217.