Air Conditioning & Air Treatment

As we learn and understand more about the side effects of living with pollution, we strive to improve the quality of the air we breathe.

Air purification and conditioning can significantly improve the quality of the air we breathe indoors. Filters and ionizers can trap and help remove the common pollutants like dust, carbon particles from car exhausts, smoke, pollen, some bacteria, mould spores, animal dander and other microscopic irritants from the air. Refrigerated cooling and dehumidifiers reduce the water in the air making it harder for many pests to grow. Mould spores and dust mite debris are two obvious allergens that are controlled in a drier environment.

Air treatment products can create a cleaner, healthier, fresher, more pleasant and consequently more productive working environment.

What is refrigerated air conditioning? Air conditioning works like your refrigerator which removes heat continuously from the cabinet and discharges it into the kitchen. An air conditioner works by removing the heat and moisture from where it is unwanted, through an open window or vent in the glass or wall, so you feel cooler and drier.

Dehumidifiers are used to keep humidity levels low without losing costly heat in the autumn and winter months. They work like an air conditioner but, instead of sending the heat outside, the air is dried and heated slightly so existing heat is supplemented but not lost.

In offices, computer screens, copying machinery and general pollution all act to unbalance the proportion of negative to positive ions in the air. An ionizer creates and delivers protective negative ions into the air which neutralise the positive ions and charge pollutant particles negatively so that they are attracted out of the air to earth.