Weatherite is called to magistrates’ court

08 November, 2006

Flexibility for current requirements and future needs is provided by Mitsubishi VRF air conditioning installed at Dudley Magistrates’ Court by Weatherite Building Services.

Weatherite Building Services has installed a new air-conditioning system at the Magistrates’ Court in Dudley, West Midlands. A Mitsubishi City Multi VRF system was chosen for its flexibility. It can be installed in separate stages, fitting in well with plans to extend the building to include a new court house. The building is currently used for office and storage space. The system is being installed in the 2-storey building to provide simultaneous heating and cooling. Individual areas can be controlled locally by staff working there. The contract was awarded to Weatherite by Mansell Construction Services.

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