Outdoor Units
Outdoor units form the base of an air conditioning system. They control the air-flow to the indoor units. They can serve single or multiple indoor units, incorporating considerable separation distances which allows even distribution of outlets throughout your workspace.

The units vary in size and number to meet the specifications of the system. Larger systems tend to have their outdoor units housed in plant rooms or banked on the roof to save parking or working space. Installation processes can be tailored to suit individual needs, with work being undertaken in phases, floor by floor or in priority areas.

The more sophisticated systems provide exact temperature control. Individual indoor units can be programmed to respond independently to temperature change throughout the building, and the outdoor units can thus both heat and cool different parts of the same building simultaneously. The user can also choose between fresh or conditioned air to provide further control over your working environment.