Choosing a HVAC Cooling or Heating System

Please select from the boxes below whether you wish for a Residential, Commercial or Public Sector Service from Airtech. Airtech offers a range of Daikin HVAC Air Conditioning Equipment to suit all applications for your home. See our range of Daikin Stylish Slim Wall Mounted Units available in a choice of colours or look at the range of concealed hidden ducted systems.

Residential Air Conditioning Luxury Homes

Click here to go to our domestic cooling, heating and air quality section.
Speak to us about your domestic cooling, heat pump heating, hot water, ventilation and air quality requirements and we can provide no obligations quotes for a range of solutions.
Business, Office, Shops & Retail - HVAC Specialists

Click here to go to our commercial cooling, heating and air quality section.
We have extensive experience in air conditioning for retail and office environments and are qualified to install and maintain a range of specialist applications. HVAC Specialist for commercial fit outs in London.

Choosing the right air conditioning system depends on various factors such as the size of your space, your budget, energy efficiency requirements, and personal preferences. Here are three common types of air conditioning systems along with their features to help you make an informed decision:

Central Air Conditioning System:
- Features:
  - Provides whole-house cooling by distributing cool air through ducts to each room.
  - Typically includes an outdoor compressor unit and an indoor evaporator coil connected to your home’s ductwork.
  - Controlled by a thermostat, allowing you to regulate temperature settings easily.
  - Can be combined with a heating system (e.g., furnace) to create a central HVAC system for year-round comfort.
- Considerations:
  - Requires professional installation, especially if ductwork needs to be installed or modified.
  - Initial cost can be higher compared to other systems, but it offers efficient cooling for larger homes or buildings.
  - Provides consistent and even cooling throughout the entire space.
Ductless Mini-Split System:
- Features:
  - Consists of an outdoor compressor unit and one or more indoor air-handling units installed in individual rooms or zones.
  - No ductwork required, making installation easier and more flexible.
  - Each indoor unit can be controlled independently, allowing for customized cooling in different areas of your home.
  - Offers both cooling and heating functions, providing year-round comfort.
- Considerations:
  - Higher upfront cost per unit compared to central systems, but can be more cost-effective for cooling specific zones or rooms.
  - Provides efficient cooling for smaller homes or spaces where installing ductwork is impractical.
  - Offers flexibility in temperature control and zoning, but requires regular maintenance of individual units.
Window or Portable Air Conditioners:
- Features:
  - Compact units designed for cooling individual rooms or small spaces.
  - Window units are installed in a window opening, while portable units can be moved from room to room.
  - Relatively easy to install and more affordable compared to central or ductless systems.
  - Suitable for cooling single rooms or apartments where permanent installation may not be feasible.
- Considerations:
  - May be less energy-efficient compared to central or ductless systems, especially for larger spaces.
  - Window units may obstruct natural light and outdoor views, and portable units require space for venting.
  - Not as aesthetically pleasing as built-in systems and may produce more noise during operation.

Consider your specific cooling needs, budget, and installation requirements when choosing the right air conditioning system for your home or space. Consulting with a professional HVAC technician can also help you make an informed decision based on your individual circumstances.

For more help, please call our Office on 01342 836000

Air Conditioning Specialists for Sales & Service