If you have read the Compressors Unlimited blog in recent years, you’ve probably seen one of our most common pieces of advice. We always warn our readers not to assume that HVAC problems are caused by the compressor and to check for trouble elsewhere before spending too much time on it.
Your workplace depends on your commercial HVAC system. Whether it’s an office, hospitality property, or anything else, you can be certain you’ll hear about if the HVAC isn’t working the way it’s supposed to.
Mission critical IT demands a level of service that goes beyond the norm in other industries. 99.99% uptime isn’t enough: 99.999% is the gold standard. To get there, database centers need to maintain exceptional rigor in the physical environment.
Over the last few years, there’s been lots of interest in HVAC systems that do more than condition and distribute air. More companies are exploring innovative technology that can be used to keep indoor air cleaner. This has huge implications for the workforce, especially in offices.
Today’s craft brewing revolution is driven by industrial compressors.
Brewing was first developed thousands of years ago and has been performed in a variety of settings. In a time when the idea of indoor refrigeration would have been seen as nothing less than magic, monks in cloistered communities throughout Europe famously brewed some of the world’s best beers.
Churches often need to be judicious about how they spend their budget. Much of what a church collects goes back into the community, and what’s left over is often needed to maintain the place of worship. As these buildings age, they can have significant and ongoing needs.
Commercial HVAC failure can come in many forms. By and large, the commercial compressor unit itself is rarely the guilty party. Commercial compressor failure is the most serious HVAC problem you can have. It also tends to be the easiest to diagnose. But there are many other issues that could arise.
Hospitals are no longer under the strain they were last year, but it’s no less important for their HVAC systems to work at peak efficiency. A hospital’s HVAC system is among its first lines of defense against the spread of disease, including transmission between patients.
Everything in a lab is optimized with one ultimate goal in mind: Integrity of results. All the environmental variables must be carefully controlled to protect important materials and samples that may take many months or years to develop.
Once a commercial HVAC system is in place in a building, some elements will wear out and be replaced over the years, while others might receive an update very rarely.