Key Components of a Central Air Conditioning System

A central air conditioning system consists of several main components working in harmony:

• Compressor: Compresses the refrigerant gas and turns it into a liquid.

• Condenser Coil: Where the liquid is converted back into a gas.

• Evaporator Coil: Absorbs heat from inside the building.

• Fan: Circulates and distributes the cooled air.

• Refrigerant Lines and Air Ducts: For transporting and distributing cool air.

• Filters: To improve air quality and flow.

Types of Air Conditioning Systems

Several types of air conditioning systems are available depending on project needs:

• Central Air Conditioning (Chiller System): Used for centrally cooling large and commercial buildings using air-cooled and water-cooled chillers.

• Split Units: Include cassette and concealed units used for cooling rooms and small spaces.

• Package Units: Contain all essential components for cooling and heating within a single unit.

• Cold Storage Refrigeration Systems: For maintaining low temperatures for food, medicine, etc.

• Chilled Water Systems: An advanced system that uses chilled water to cool air with higher efficiency.

Services Offered

Air conditioning works generally include the following services:

• Supply and installation of new systems.

• Periodic preventive maintenance.

• Repair and maintenance for faults.

• Inspection and cleaning of coils and filters.

• Insulation of ducts and water pipes.

• System design according to project requirements.

Periodic Maintenance

To maintain system efficiency, regular maintenance must be performed, including:

• Regular cleaning and maintenance of filters to improve airflow.

• Inspection and cleaning of evaporator and condenser coils to improve heat exchange.

• Cleaning the area around the outdoor unit.

• Setting the thermostat to moderate levels to reduce energy consumption.

• Conducting regular inspections by specialists to detect issues early and ensure optimal performance.