There are many advantages to a commercial portable air conditioner. We discuss some of the most important advantages below, some of which you may not have thought of before.
How Does a Commercial Portable Air Conditioner Work?
Before we get into the advantages of these systems, let’s examine the basics of how these units work. Air from the room draws in and is first passed through a filter to prevent dust from entering the unit. This helps reduce the maintenance needed for a commercial portable air conditioner and extends its overall life as well. The air then passes through an air conditioning coil to cool the air to the appropriate temperature. Next, the internal blower shoots the cool air through supply air tubes back out into the room.
The temperature of cooled air that comes out is usually about twenty degrees cooler than the air that went in. As the temperature of the air in the room lowers, it can go through another twenty-degree drop. Thus, a room temperature beginning at 100° starts lowering to an ambient temperature of about eighty degrees cooler. Then, eighty-degree air converts into sixty-degree air. This assumes that you have bought a powerful enough unit for the room size you are cooling.
A Commercial Portable Air Conditioner Provides Convenience and Flexibility
There’s nothing more convenient than rolling in your commercial portable air conditioner to the exact location you want it. All that remains is plugging the cord into a nearby electrical outlet, and turning on your unit. There is no limitation in location by where the windows are like you are with window air conditioners, nor can window units suffice in many spaces. Moreover, you don’t have to go to the expense of cutting a hole in the wall and there are no worries about having to install ducts anywhere. Plus, you can very easily switch locations of your unit when you want to without any hassle at all. You can even take your commercial portable air conditioner to a different location as needed.
These Portable Commercial Units Offer Huge Economical Savings To Industrial Businesses
Sometimes central air conditioning isn’t economical or even possible. The cost to install an HVAC system that would actually work in a large industrial space might be astronomical. This is often true for industrial places like large warehouses, big server rooms, or giant factory floors. However, these spaces still contain products and or workers that need to be kept cool. In fact, if spaces aren’t cooled enough the products may affect productivity in a negative way. These are the types of situations where a commercial portable air conditioner can be the perfect solution.
It is also worth mentioning that a multi-functional commercial portable air conditioner can not only cool in the summer but can also heat in the winter. Some multi-functional commercial portable air conditioners, in fact, even come with the ability to act as dehumidifiers. This is especially useful for some products such as paper-based products or textiles and where both the summer and winter produce extreme temperatures.
Are There Any Other Advantages To a Portable Commercial Air Conditioner?
One advantage that not mentioned as much is the fact that the supply air tube(s) are usually adjustable. In fact, they’re as easily adjusted as adjusting the neck of a desk lamp or work lamp. This allows you to direct the cool air in exactly the direction you want it to flow. If you have a tall warehouse where heat rises, you may want to point these adjustable air supply tubes in an upwards direction to directly cool that rising warmer air. On the other hand, if you have hard-working men and women in the warehouse that really need to cool off fast, you can direct these adjustable air tubes directly at the workers, at least for a temporary time, to give them some much-needed relief. They’ll love you for it and be more productive.
Some people actually extend the supply air tubes by attaching a flex duct with a slightly larger diameter over the top of the air tubes. This allows you to direct the cool air to a precise location. For example, if you have commercial crops that are in danger of dying in an intense heatwave, you can use these extenders to cool the air right around these crops to create a “microhabitat” of cooler ambient air. The same could affect the highly sensitive technical equipment or laboratory samples during an extreme heatwave.
