Water Cooled Air Conditioning
Pioneers of Water Cooled Air conditioner
Water Cooled Internal Condenser (with no external unit)
It’s common in central London to be told you cannot have air conditioning with an outside condenser due to restrictions on your property. Our self-contained and water cooled internal condenser offers the perfect solution.
A water cooled system requires no planning permission and is suitable for installation in apartments, listed buildings and properties with limited space.
Our water-cooled units can be installed in any type of room to match your style and needs. We offer a free consultation to help you assess what unit would work for your property’
features of water cooled air conditioning systems
No Outside Units
Ideal for listed buildings, apartments, offices and shop units within shopping centres, where an outside condenser box or external vents are unsuitable.
Condenser Hidden
The condensing unit is hidden within the property and uses mains water to condense refrigerant and absorb the heat drawn from the space.
Low Noise + WiFi Control
Low noise output and Wi-Fi enabled air conditioning. No planning permission required, so you can enjoy whatever the British weather.
More features of water cooled air conditioning systems
- Latest inverter technology compressors mean low power consumption and enhanced efficiency
- Added benefit of reverse heatpump technology allows heating facility
- No outdoor unit required for our water based air conditioning units
- Condenser hidden in your property for convenience
- Energy efficient AC technology
- Whisper quiet operation
pioneers of the water cooled internal condenser in the uk
Since starting in 2002, ACS Installations has offered the best air conditioning products to London and UK based clients.
We aim to understand your needs so we can provide you with the right solution. If you are looking for an internal air conditioned system, we should be your first choice.
We have installed hundreds of internal condensers all over London and the home counties.
What our Clients say?
Our water cooled air conditioning units
MCW 2.0 MULTISPLIT – PDC
- Reduced Water Consumption
- Gas R32
- Maximum Silence
- Full DC Inverter + H2O Inverter
Frequently Asked Questions about our water cooled internal condenser
Some of your questions about our water based air conditioner answered.
Can I install water based air conditioning in a listed or restricted property?
Yes, installing a water cooled air conditioning systems or through the wall air conditioning is the only option you have in a listed or restricted property. Contact us if you would like to discuss getting a water based AC in your home.
Do I need planning permission to install water based air conditioning?
In most cases no, a water based AC unit has the internal condenser hidden in your own home so there is no need for permission.
How long does it take to install?
A typical single split type AC unit will take 1-2 days to install. We can give you a good estimate if you contact us and inform us about your property and what you require.
Do the units make a lot of noise?
Modern units are very quiet. In the workplace, you rarely notice them while in bedrooms at night time certain specific night set back settings slow the fans down to reduce the cooling requirement in line with falling ambient temperatures.
How much will it cost to run?
A single AC unit of average size will run at a similar cost to a domestic fridge as modern technology allows the power element of the unit to speed up and slow down according to the demand.
How does air conditioning work?
Air conditioning works by way of transferring heat from the air inside a room into the internal gas and then pumped along the pipework to an outdoor unit where the gas transfers the heat to the external air. The heat exchange process happens when the internal air is passed over a heat exchanger coil called an evaporator. Inside this evaporator is refrigerant that boils off at a very low temperature making the coil very cold. When the warm air passes over it then heat is absorbed from the air into the coil. The reverse happens with the heat exchanger in the outdoor unit.
Whats the difference between a water cooled air conditioner and a water based air conditioner?
In a water based air conditioners, water is used throughout the system. There are some water based air conditioning systems in the market, such as evaporative coolers, but they are not as efficient as a traditional air conditioning system.
A water cooled system, which we offer is a traditional AC system but with the addition of water use. The features we list above are not available through the other water based system.
Contact our specialist team
Call 020 8669 1112, email enquiries@acs-installations.co.uk or fill out the form below.