Sensible Air Solutions offer a complete service to help you decide upon the appropriate air conditioning system for your individual requirements.
We can advise you as to which system to use, and how to install it. We appreciate that everyone will have particular needs, and our free site survey is there to help you get exactly what you are looking for.
More details are on our ‘Choosing the Right Air Conditioning System for Your Needs’ page
Modern air conditioning is now available in a huge range of styles, sizes, capability and functionality.
Typical systems are
- Wall Mounted
- Floor or Ceiling Mounted
- Ceiling Mounted Cassette
- Ducted
- Multi-Split Systems
- VRF Variable Refrigerant Flow System
- Rooftop Packaged Unit
- Heat Recovery systems
Each have their own advantages, and this is why we strongly recommend you take advantage of our free consultation so we can discuss with you what might be the best option for your circumstances, and your budget!
More information about the above systems can be found here
We specialise in the design, installation, service & maintenance of all air conditioning systems. With over 20 years’ experience in the industry SAS has grown and maintained an excellent reputation for a reliable , quality and cost effective service throughout the North West and surrounding areas.
We can supply and install all kinds of different types of air conditioning systems. We don’t employ pushy salesmen, only hands on engineers who can offer experienced professional advice.
We offer a free no obligation site survey where you will incline the best options available to start your budget at the right price.
To get started, you have several options –
- Request a Free Site Survey.
- Get a Quote.
- Ask for Advice to begin with.
We are here to help, and nothing is too much trouble.
If you want to ask anything just get in touch!
Sensible Air Solutions can offer service/maintenance and breakdown packages to suit your requirements.
From one off annual visits to regular monthly visits we can service/maintain all types of air conditioning equipment in all types of environments from residential through to industrial. Our engineers are fully qualified to industry standard and our flexibility allows us to work around your business hours. Under EU F-Gas Regulations it is a legal requirement for you to ensure that your air conditioning is inspected regularly by qualified engineers.
We can also provide our customers with a 24 hour, 365 days a year maintenance cover with optional 24 hour emergency call out.
This is for applications such as catering and server/communications rooms where temperature is critical and down time has to be kept to a minimum.
Wall Mounted
The wall unit is mainly used in small offices, server rooms, domestic applications. This is often the quickest to install and the cheapest to purchase which means that it normally has the lowest installation price. This type of unit is hung on the wall above head height and blows hot or cold air into a room from one louvre. The outdoor unit is usually located on a roof or hung on a wall on the outside of the building.
Floor or Ceiling Mounted
This type of indoor unit can be installed on the floor or at high level and is ideal when there is little wall space available. The floor mounted option can replace a radiator with the added advantage of heating or cooling without water. The high level option is usually suited to communications or server rooms offering better air distribution and larger cooling outputs.
This type of indoor unit is commonly found in shops, restaurants and offices. It is installed within the ceiling void and only the white facia is visible to the user. There are options for 2,3 and 4 way blow so can be installed close to a wall or in the middle of a room.
This is the most discrete system to have installed as all the user sees are diffuser ducts in the ceiling. The ducted system is mounted within a ceiling void and ductwork is attached to carry the air flow to the diffusers. This gives excellent coverage and a comfortable environment for the end user.
The multi-split system allows you to have several indoor units connected to just one outdoor unit. This option is beneficial when outdoor space is limited and uses less energy than having lots of separate split systems. These are common in houses and small buildings.
VRF Variable Refrigerant Flow System
This type of system is common in large offices, retail units and hotels. You can connect up to 64 different indoor units to one outdoor unit and can provide simultaneous heating and cooling whilst also being very energy efficient.
These systems provide heating and cooling with a percentage of fresh air and are commonly found in small offices and retail stores. The packaged unit is sited on the roof and air is distributed via supply and return ductwork to and from the building.
Heat recovery systems are one of the most efficient and cost effective ways in which to heat a space and can decrease your carbon footprint. This type of system can save up to 30% capital costs on heating and cooling. Heat recovery is the collection and re-use of heat being produced from any process that would otherwise be lost. This type of unit is a ventilation system which extracts stale air and then recovering the heating or cooling energy to either warm or cool the incoming fresh are supply. The Carbon Trust provide interest free loans to help finance energy efficient projects, for more information on this you can visit http://www.carbontrust.com
A computer room air conditioning (CRAC) unit is a device that monitors and maintains the temperature, air distribution and humidity in a network room or data centre. CRAC units are replacing air-conditioning units that were used in the past to cool data centre’s.
This type of system is common in large commercial and industrial applications. They are available in small and large capacities and can be air or water cooled using either scroll or screw compressors.
They can be connected to multiple fan coil units or heating/cooling batteries for Air Handling Units.
