The need for air conditioning in flats and apartments in London is increasing as the city experiences warmer temperatures throughout the year. Environmental efficiency and cost-effectiveness are significant concerns for those considering internal air conditioning systems.
In light of this, our managing director, Savva, an expert in air conditioning for flats, provides valuable insights into a commonly asked question: Do Your Water Cooled Air Conditioning Systems Use A Lot Of Water?
At Cool You, we recognise the importance of minimising water wastage. We discuss various water options with our customers during our free, no-obligation site survey.
HOW MUCH WATER DOES COOL YOU’S AIR CONDITIONING USE?
Our air conditioning system only uses water when the AC is in operation, and the water connection is to the condenser itself. The condenser opens a water valve in the system that allows controlled water flow when it becomes too hot and needs to dissipate heat. This is the water that runs to waste.
We have installed over a thousand Cool You systems in London flats and apartments, and customers rarely voice concerns about water usage or running costs. This demonstrates the efficiency of our systems.
It is worth noting that conventional air conditioning systems use 100% electricity, while our fully internal system uses less electricity and a small proportion of water. However, the overall cost of our system is the same as that of other conventional systems.
Please let us know if you have any further questions or concerns regarding the water usage of our fully internal AC systems. We're always happy to help. Contact Cool You on 0207 043 2275 or fill out our form below, and we will gladly assist you.