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Conservatory Air Conditioning

Air Conditioning and Heating for conservatories

Conservatory air conditioning is a must in any conservatory, why? Conservatories get warm in the summer due solar gain. Solar gain is when the sun rays pass through the glass in your conservatory and heats the conservatory. Conversely in the winter you will not have that problem but you will need to keep the conservatory warm to sit in it, so what is the answer?

Conservatory air conditioning, as well as keeping you cooler in the summer it also works in reverse to blow temperature controlled warm air in the winter, so it makes sense to have one unit that not only keeps your conservatory cool in the summer but warm in the winter all for one price.

Having blinds fitted is very important but they will only help to prevent solar gain i.e. if you sit below a sheet of glass in the sun you will get hot, solar blinds will help to prevent that, but they cannot reduce the temperature of your conservatory

Conservatory air conditioning keeps conservatories cool, let me give you an example if the temperature outside your conservatory is 80 deg I would expect the temperature inside your conservatory to be 80 deg plus, that's a bit hot I hear you say, well with air conditioning in your conservatory you stay cool.

Conservatory air conditioning works hand in glove with conservatory blinds, the blinds prevent the solar gain and the air conditioning keeps your conservatory at a temperature that is comfortable for you, just set the remote thermostat and that it, cool air!

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The other side of air conditioning systems is that they also heat that right cold and hot air from the one unit, this is due to a gizmo called a heat pump, which is very efficient and above all cheap to run. Theses units sit on the outside of your conservatory and are whisper quite when running. Therefore you don't have to purchase heaters or extend your central heating system to heat your conservatory; you can have one system installed at about the same cost as extending your central heating system.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a heat pump?

A heat pump is a device that by reversing it's refrigeration sequence can supply warm as an alternative to cold air. Since a heat pump uses a refrigerant it can raise heat even if the outside temperature is -12ºC.

Difficult to comprehend maybe but picture a family fridge, reverse its cycle, the radiator on the back of the fridge would be extremely cold whilst inside the fridge will be extremely warm. (no good for the milk though).

A heat pump unit in fact captures heat from the outside air even on the coldest day. The results are very low expenditure compared with electrical heating.

How long does it take to install?

Generally, the unit takes around 4 hours to install, with least amount of disruption.

What is Climate Control?

Climate control is just another name for an air conditioning system which is able to due both heating and cooling.

Do the units make a lot of noise?

The units are extremely silent and perfect if you would like air conditioning in your bedroom.

Are the units reliable?

All conservatory air conditioning units come with a guarantee and are manufactured for the globally for the air conditioning market.

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Do the units need any maintenance?

Conservatory air conditioning units have been manufactured to reduce routine maintenance to a bare minimum and certify that they can be performed effortlessly by any user. The fundamental maintenance consists of cleaning the filter which can effortlessly be accessed.

DIY air conditioning systems

Any of the systems can be installed by a competent DIY person all the installation instructions are delivered with the unit plus there is a help line.

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