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Frequently Asked Questions
What makes it simpler to install?
It is one appliance in one position.
Water in, water out, and power.
No refrigerant pipework at all.
And no second unit to site outdoors.
Often no refrigerant qualification needed.
How much air does it need around it?
Air, in a stated minimum volume.
Which is a real figure, not advice.
The unit takes heat from that air.
And returns it colder and drier.
A sealed cupboard starves it.
Where does it suit best?
A garage, basement or large utility.
Unheated space, ideally.
Where cooling the air costs nothing.
And drying it is often a benefit.
Those rooms are usually damp anyway.
And where does it suit worst?
A small heated cupboard.
It chills air that was paid to heat.
And if sealed, recycles its own exhaust.
Performance falls and running cost rises.
Both, at the same time.
What if the room is too small?
Ducting kits move the air.
Drawing from and returning to elsewhere.
But ducting has to be planned.
It changes position, clearance and performance.
Not something added afterwards.
Why does height catch people out?
The compressor sits on the cylinder.
So the appliance is much taller.
Than the cylinder it replaces.
Check loft, cupboard and doorway heights.
Against the delivered dimension.
Is noise a consideration?
In the room it stands in, yes.
A compressor runs for hours at a time.
Beside a bedroom that matters.
In a garage it does not.
It is a siting question, like the air.