Monday 21 February 2011

Popular selling portable air conditioning units in the UK market

Portable air conditioning is usually used as a temporary way of cooling a event, ,server room, office or workplace. Generally they are cooling only but now they are being configured to go reverse cycle heat pump for markets such as Europe and the UK. Most use conventional fixed speed compressors with R407c or R410a refrigerant gas. The split type portable air conditioning system has a flexible umbilical pipe assembly which connects the inside part of the portable air conditioning unit with the outside unit. The outside part is usually the fan and condensing coil (heat exchanger) and is the hot side of the portable air conditioning system. These systems are effective but generally work out more expensive than mono-block portable air conditioning. The mono-block portable air conditioning unit is a stand alone portable system which has the condensing coil (heat exchanger) integral within the assembly of the unit but separate to the evaporator coil. This portable unit has a flexible duct usually 100mm to 125mm in diameter which expels the hot air to the outside of the building. These systems are a very popular portable air conditioning unit.

Popular selling portable air conditioning units in the UK market:

Prem-i-Air TC8041 (2.3 kW / 8000 BTU) mono-block Mobile Air Conditioning

Portable Air Conditioner EasyAir MPF-12CEN2 (3.5 kW / 12000 Btu)

Portable air conditioning unit RCM4000 (12000 Btu / 3.5 kW) Monoblock Cooling only

Broughton MCM230 7kw (23000 btu) Industrial High Output Portable Air Conditioning 110v/240v

Portable Air Conditioner Titan-Cool TC21 (6.1 kW / 21000 Btu) Industrial unit

Broughton MCM280 8.2kw (28000 btu) Industrial High Output Portable Air Conditioning 110v/240v

Broughton MCM350 10kw / 35000btu Industrial Portable Air Conditioning Unit

1 comment:

  1. The Brooklyn AC units is one of the Popular selling portable air conditioning units, the air conditioning is usually used as a temporary way of cooling a event.

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