Vaillant brings the temperature down at surgery complex

13 January, 2007

Patients and staff at this surgery in West Yorkshire have been very positive in their response to the installation of air conditioning using Vaillant units.

Among the features of Vaillant air-conditioning units installed at Bankfield Surgery at Elland in Yorkshire is a health setting, which ionises particles and filters the air to remove airborne contaminants and bacteria — a feature that is said to be well suited to medical establishments. Eight wall-mounted climaVAIR units with high-efficiency inverter condensing units provide 32. kW of cooling and heating. This range of air-conditioning units uses R410A as the refrigerant and has an A rating for energy efficiency. There are three stages of filtration — anti-microbial, anti-dust and activated carbon. The units deliver horizontal and vertical air swing.

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