One of the best types of air cooling systems is a free standing or portable one. It is an independent unit that can be moved from room to room or from place to place and is perfect for cooling down different parts of your house or office.
These portable air conditioning units, come with a filter that is able to take away at least 65 pints of moisture per day and the up-to-date models of this type of air conditioner also come with remote controls or setting switches that allows you to set the timer on it.
Portable air conditioners work on self evaporating technology, this means that the condensed water is recycled, this in turn is used to cool and run the air conditioning system, but what does self evaporating in air conditioners mean.
Self evaporating air conditioners are growing in popularity, simply because they provide the added feature of getting rid of moisture for you. Humidity is the moisture in the air, which is in the invisible from of water vapor, and even with normal human functions such as sweating and actions such as cooking and bathing, the humidity level in a home goes up, and air conditioners remove this moisture while they work.
The self-evaporating technology reduces or eliminates the need to empty the unit's water collection tray, also called the no-drip unit because the water does not drip from the rear of the unit; instead the unit recycles approximately half of the condensed water and uses it to cool off the inner cooling coils, thus allowing the unit to run more efficiently.
The new generation of portable air conditioning not only helps keep you cool during hot summer days, but also helps allergy sufferers keep their allergies under control by regulating indoor temperatures and humidity levels.
The two biggest menaces which can aggravate both allergy and asthma symptoms, are dust mites and mold spores and are two of the most potent and prevalent allergens that can flourish in warm, damp environments, but by keeping temperature and humidity levels low can control these menaces.
Controlling humidity levels and keeping allergies under control work together, and sufferers have long since come to the conclusion that a portable air conditioner during the spring and summer months keeps humidity levels between 40 and 50 percent, and more importantly this inhibits mold and dust mite growth, but yet maintaining enough moisture in the air to keep the allergy sufferer comfortable.
A spokesman for Climachill a family owned and run business specializing in air conditioning said, "we get very busy at the start of the summer with the sale of our new generation portable air conditioners; we supply portable air conditioning systems nationwide, and are confident we can advise customers on the best possible solution to their cooling needs. Our website will give details of the services which we can offer the consumer, we are based in Shoreham-by-Sea in Sussex which makes us ideally situated to be central to all of the Sussex area, and furthermore we guarantee to give satisfaction to all our customers".
Be cool this summer and enlist the help of the professionals for all the advice you can handle.
For further information visit:Â www.climachill.co.uk
These portable air conditioning units, come with a filter that is able to take away at least 65 pints of moisture per day and the up-to-date models of this type of air conditioner also come with remote controls or setting switches that allows you to set the timer on it.
Portable air conditioners work on self evaporating technology, this means that the condensed water is recycled, this in turn is used to cool and run the air conditioning system, but what does self evaporating in air conditioners mean.
Self evaporating air conditioners are growing in popularity, simply because they provide the added feature of getting rid of moisture for you. Humidity is the moisture in the air, which is in the invisible from of water vapor, and even with normal human functions such as sweating and actions such as cooking and bathing, the humidity level in a home goes up, and air conditioners remove this moisture while they work.
The self-evaporating technology reduces or eliminates the need to empty the unit's water collection tray, also called the no-drip unit because the water does not drip from the rear of the unit; instead the unit recycles approximately half of the condensed water and uses it to cool off the inner cooling coils, thus allowing the unit to run more efficiently.
The new generation of portable air conditioning not only helps keep you cool during hot summer days, but also helps allergy sufferers keep their allergies under control by regulating indoor temperatures and humidity levels.
The two biggest menaces which can aggravate both allergy and asthma symptoms, are dust mites and mold spores and are two of the most potent and prevalent allergens that can flourish in warm, damp environments, but by keeping temperature and humidity levels low can control these menaces.
Controlling humidity levels and keeping allergies under control work together, and sufferers have long since come to the conclusion that a portable air conditioner during the spring and summer months keeps humidity levels between 40 and 50 percent, and more importantly this inhibits mold and dust mite growth, but yet maintaining enough moisture in the air to keep the allergy sufferer comfortable.
A spokesman for Climachill a family owned and run business specializing in air conditioning said, "we get very busy at the start of the summer with the sale of our new generation portable air conditioners; we supply portable air conditioning systems nationwide, and are confident we can advise customers on the best possible solution to their cooling needs. Our website will give details of the services which we can offer the consumer, we are based in Shoreham-by-Sea in Sussex which makes us ideally situated to be central to all of the Sussex area, and furthermore we guarantee to give satisfaction to all our customers".
Be cool this summer and enlist the help of the professionals for all the advice you can handle.
For further information visit:Â www.climachill.co.uk