Obviously, the main purpose of any air conditioning system is to distribute cooled air throughout a room or building. However most modern systems use filters to capture impurities and thereby improve the quality of the air being circulated. In addition, many systems also have the option of distributing warm air. Air conditioning, installed and used correctly, will provide a comfortable environment for all occupants of a room / building and ensure any sensitive equipment continues to operate.
One of the most misinformed air conditioning facts is that it is expensive to run. If you want to have air conditioning installed throughout your whole house then that will be more expensive than, say, just having it in two or three key rooms.
Selecting the most suitable unit to meet your needs is the pathway to a cost-effective solution to your air conditioning requirements. We can give you help and guidance in making your decision.
Depending the electric tariff you are on the cost of running the AC units is between 10-15 pence per kilowatt hour.
Most of us can embrace the warmer climate for 3 or 4 days and nights but any longer and we start to look for signs that it will end soon. Air conditioning will undoubtedly control the temperature of a room or building during summer months and ensure you can enjoy a restful night’s sleep. The Air Conditioning system should filter out any impurities (pollen) and pollutants in the air which should provide some relief to those who suffer with Asthma or indeed Hay Fever.
Speak to Andy to know more about the health benefits of Air Conditioning.
Scientists and Politicians are constantly warning of the impact of global warming etc. We at Calorcool are passionate about providing our clients with the very latest environmentally responsible equipment. We only install systems that contain the latest non ozone-depleting refrigerants. These refrigerants not only provide a number of environmental benefits, but they also offer increased thermal transfer and therefore enhanced energy efficiency.
No planning permission isn’t needed, the only exception to the rule is a listed building or covenants placed on a property For any further information on Air conditioning then please contact andy@calorcool.com
It is recommended to have your air conditioner serviced at least once a year, particularly if used year-round or in commercial settings.
Poor cooling is often caused by dirty filters that restrict airflow, low refrigerant levels due to leaks, or a faulty compressor/outdoor unit.
While lifespan varies, well-maintained units can last 15-20 years.
No. Air conditioners do not consume refrigerant. Re-gassing is only required if a leak has occurred.
Yes, many modern units are heat pumps that offer both heating and cooling.
Besides poor cooling, common issues include the unit not turning on, water leaking, or the capacitor failing (causing fans to run without cooling).
The necessary Capacity is measured in BTU (British Thermal Units). A small room usually needs at least 7,000 BTU, while larger spaces require more; a, professional site survey is recommended to ensure correct sizing.
Installation times vary based on the complexity, but residential units can often be installed in a day or two.
Modern air conditioning units are designed to be quiet, making them suitable for bedrooms and living areas.
Clean or replace filters regularly, ensure your home is well-insulated, and use a programmable timer.
Most indoor AC units have front covers that open, allowing you to remove filters and wash them with water, though you should check the manufacturer’s manual.
It is better to use timers and setpoints to manage usage rather than running it all day, which can waste energy


