What size do I need for my space?
Rough guide: a small office or bedroom sits around 4–5 kW; bigger rooms and shopfronts 7–10 kW; marquees and halls want a load calculation, not a guess. Send the room size, ceiling height and what's generating heat, and we'll size it properly.
Can I just plug it in?
Small units run on a standard 10 A point. Bigger gear wants 15 A or three-phase — check what the room actually has before delivery day, or tell us and we'll plan around it.
Where does the heat and water go?
Refrigerated units exhaust heat through a duct — out a window, door or ceiling path — and make condensate, which drains to a tank or hose. Every install needs an answer for both; we'll talk it through when you book.
Will it cool a server room?
Yes — it's one of the most common hires, especially during AC failures. Tell us the IT load in kW and the room size; servers are a constant heat source, so sizing matters more than it does for people-comfort.
Marquees and events?
Ducted package units sit outside the marquee and push cold air in — invisible to guests, scalable to the space. Book early in summer; event season empties the fleets.
How loud are they?
Comparable to a home portable for the small gear; package units hum outside where it rarely matters. For noise-critical rooms, mention it and we'll pick the quietest option in the class.
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