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As a manufacturer of explosion proof air conditioners (meeting NEC, IEC codes), Safe Air Technology offers a choice of units. These industrial air conditioners are used in severe-duty conditions—window units, rooftop units, air handlers, cabinet coolers, utility fans, exhaust blowers, unit coolers.
A distributor of quality industrial air conditioner products, Mid-Lakes has been supplying Chicago with a variety of air conditioners since 1928. We deliver right to your door as well as fabricate custom duct work. Only top air conditioner manufacturers distribute through us: Carrier, Thermoflo & more.
If you need emergency air conditioner service, short & long term portable air conditioner rental or help with the purchase of air conditioning equipment, Mobile Air is here for you. Our units are used in health care, computer rooms, commercial & industrial places, planned outages and emergency situations.
Houston North Air Conditioning manufactures commercial air conditioners. We offer installation, as well as any special duct work that may need to be done. Our sheet metal fabrication shop takes care of “hard-to-fit” jobs when it comes to our industrial air conditioners. Call us today!
With 25 years of experience in the heating, ventilating, air conditioning and controls industry, Air-Ex Air Conditioning is a full-service union mechanical contractor of air conditioning systems. We are a premier HVAC contractor and the first "Official Certified TALON Dealer" in California.
Commercial air conditioners are used to cool commercial buildings such as offices and retail stores. Their efficient operation keeps workers performing at top levels and makes stores an comfortable place for customers to spend time.
Larger commercial settings, such as office high-rises and supermarkets, use central air conditioning systems to most efficiently keep the entire building at one consistent, comfortable temperature. Many commercial settings, such as shopping malls, instead use split-system air conditioning units where the condensing unit is stored on the roof. There may be one large condensing unit or a number of small ones to cool various areas of the building differently.
With very large buildings, especially high rises, a split system is ineffective. These buildings use chilled-water systems that pipe cold water throughout the building to cool it. A well-insulated chilled-water pipe can cool a building of any size.
