A cold room is made up of the following components: a cold room panel (PU sandwich panel), a cold room door, a condensing unit, an evaporator (air cooler), a temperature controller, an air curtain, copper pipe, an expansion valve, and other refrigeration fittings.

Rooftop air conditioner is a self-contained unit which is usually installed on the rooftop of a commercial building. The type of unit can be for cooling only, heating only or a combination of both. Departmental stores, cinemas and supermarkets are ideal buildings for this type of air conditioning.

Is an air conditioning device, which reduces and maintains the level of humidity in the air. This is done usually for health or thermal comfort reasons, or to eliminate musty odor and to prevent the growth of mildew by extracting water from the air. It can be used for household, commercial, or industrial applications. Dehumidifiers are used mainly in

following sectors:
• Dry Air Storage
• Production Dehumidification
• Archives
• Power Stations and Buildings
• Military Equipment’s
• Electronics etc.

Ducted split air conditioning provides heating or cooling through a system of ducts spread out all over your home or commercial space. A central unit, consisting of a condenser, compressor, and an air handling unit, is usually located in the basement, attic, or garage. It provides cool or hot air, which is then distributed throughout the building through a series of ducts and vents, providing the appropriate climate control.

There is a demand for these heat source machines in a wide range of facilities such as factories, supermarkets, Hospital, Pharmaceutical, Corporate office. Cooling required for the manufacturing process, such as suppressing heat generation in production and processing machines, and this is especially used for factories that produce chilled water and low temperature heat source machines

Variable Refrigerant Flow Unit (VRF)

DC Inverter System, sets a new standard in meeting the end user’s highest expectations by providing the best in class high energy efficiency level. Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) HVAC systems consist of outdoor units connected to multiple indoor units via refrigerant piping to provide cooling and heating to individual zones. The outdoor units can modulate capacity based on the requirements of the individual zones, thus saving energy by not always running at 100% capacity and improving occupant comfort by maintaining temperature as needed in each individual zone.