Hangar air conditioning: adiabatic cooling, the ideal solution
To optimize hangar air conditioning, it’s essential to take into account the characteristics of this type of building. Hangars and other poorly insulated structures have the particularity of letting in large quantities of air, which means constant renewal and improved performance from FoxAir air coolers.
Air-conditioning a hangar: our solutions
Among the solutions available for air conditioning hangars, the FoxAir range of coolers stands out for its efficiency and flexibility.
Designed to cool very large surfaces, they are particularly effective for treating spaces with atypical configurations for which conventional fixed air conditioning is not suitable. Equipped with castors, our adiabatic coolers can be moved to any area and treat the entire volume of your premises.
Thanks to the natural phenomenon of evaporation, the shed is cooled naturally and efficiently.
Industrial air conditioning from the FoxAir range are also particularly economical: the air is simply cooled by a wet heat exchanger through which dry, warm air passes, only to be immediately cooled by evaporation. After filling the water tank, simply plug the unit into the mains, and it’s ready for hours of autonomous operation. Our units consume very little energy and use no polluting refrigerants.
Industrial air conditioners for sale or rent
Whether you use your air conditioner on an occasional, seasonal or regular basis, you’ll be able to keep your hangar cool by applying our advice.
Committed to the proper use of its equipment, the FoxAir team is on hand to advise and support manufacturers. Depending on your building, we’ll advise you on the choice of models and their distribution in space, so as to achieve optimum performance.
Our team can advise you based on the floor plan. In the case of a new hangar or building conversion, for example, FoxAir will visit you to determine the ideal layout. This specific study enables us to offer you a global, turnkey solution, and to answer these questions for you: which models to choose? where to place each one? how many units to install?
