If you are unsure what air conditioning unit best suits your home or working environment or need a temporary cooling solution, an air conditioning hire may be the perfect solution for you! Many companies offer air conditioning hire as a service, whether it is a short-term or long-term solution.
Why do people hire air conditioning units?
There are many reasons why someone may hire an air conditioning unit, these include:
- The air conditioning system is broken and therefore, needs a temporary cooling solution.
- The price of a fixed air conditioning unit is too expensive.
- Unexpected rise in temperature due to hardware or machinery and need to cool down this specific area.
- Purifying area.
- Additional heating capabilities.
- Renting an office temporarily and due to this, do not want to have the expense of installing an air conditioning system.
The reasons are not limited to those above either and therefore, if you are looking to hire an air conditioner and the reasoning is not listed above, let us know so we can expand on our information if suitable.
Types of air conditioners available for hire
The type of air conditioner available for hire will differ from company to company. However, there are 3 different types of portable air con units.
Room fans
This type of system will not cool the air it will just blow cold air out to initially cool down a person and therefore is suitable for direct use only.
Evaporative coolers
Evaporative coolers remove heat from the air and dispose of it using the cooling pads inside the unit and evaporating the water.
From our experience, we know that this is the most common type of air conditioner which is hired.
Portable air conditioners
These units offer features such as a dehumidifier and air purifying and heating capabilities. They work by plugging the unit into a mains socket and adjusting the hose either out of a window or door.
If you do believe that a portable option is not going to be the best solution for you, an air conditioning unit installation may be necessary for your case.