heat pump technology

Endless Cooling at Infinity Fitness

When the owner of an innovative new 24-hour fitness studio in Kent was considering air conditioning providers he didn’t need to ponder for long. As an experienced electrical contractor he had worked with Andrews Air Conditioning in the past and, knowing our commitment to service and quality workmanship, was keen to do so again.

Andrews Air Conditioning installed unobtrusive, energy-efficient comfort cooling using 5x10kW Toshiba ceiling cassette systems to transform a former office building into a smart multi-purpose fitness centre and dance studio. As owner Dean Smith explained, ‘’We suffered some unexpected delays in obtaining planning permission but Andrews Air Conditioning were fabulous in helping us achieve our opening date’’. read more

Cost effective, energy efficient heating

As winter approaches, customers of Andrews Air Conditioning Services are certain to stay warm due to the incorporation of ingenious heat pump technology into our new air conditioning installations. This technology enables the refrigeration cycle to operate in reverse, utilising ‘free’ energy from the external environment to produce heat which is then distributed indoors, even in the heart of winter.

The heat pump cycle is extremely reliable and energy efficient. No electrical heating elements or gas burners are involved and unlike gas or electrical heating where some of the energy of the fuel is inevitably wasted, for every 1kW of electrical energy used, around 3kW of heat is produced. This will reduce your fuel costs and carbon emissions by up to 50%. read more

Air Conditioning in Winter?

It’s a fact that in addition to creating a cool, comfortable summer environment, most modern air conditioning systems can provide clean, cost-effective winter heating too. It’s also a fact that many users aren’t aware of the many benefits of this ‘heat pump technology’.

The latest air conditioning systems are able to work ‘in reverse’, extracting free energy from the external environment to provide comfortable heating even in the depths of winter. They are extremely energy-efficient, with low running costs and a high degree of control. read more