Chiller Sector - Hotels & Resorts Archives

Andrews Chillers restore hotel cooling

Posted Date 01/08/2016

If a hotel’s air conditioning fails, it is absolutely imperative that an alternative cooling arrangement is sourced to guarantee the comfort of your guests. Failure to provide this often overlooked amenity can tarnish a visitor’s experience and in turn, affect your reputation within what is now an extremely competitive industry.

A luxurious London hotel undergoing major refurbishment decided to replace its air conditioning system, with the hope of keeping their site chillers online. As the project progressed, it became clear this would not be possible and thus a temporary hire package was required.

Replacement air conditioning required after hotel suffers chiller failure

Posted Date 09/10/2015

At Andrews Chiller Hire, we acknowledge the weight of importance your guests place on hotels providing efficient climate control when required. Failure to maintain your cooling system can lead to untimely breakdowns and in turn, severely affect the reputation of your business.

So when a highly regarded guesthouse in the Docklands area suffered chiller failure, an immediate solution was required safeguarding all rooms against the heat. Fortunately, our flagship depot is situated just three miles away from the client’s location, meaning replacement equipment was quickly delivered within a matter of hours.

Hotel hosting training courses kept cool during summer

Posted Date 16/07/2015

With temperatures for much of June far warmer than they have been in previous years, there has been a prevalent need for more temporary cooling as our clients strive to keep staff and guests cool. And this was certainly true of a highly-regarded guesthouse located in south central England, with the entire premises booked by a major customer for a whole month.

Two large marquees stationed within the grounds were being used for training events, but without air conditioning these would quickly become too hot for people inside.

Holiday company seeks assistance with on-site energy test

Posted Date 29/01/2014

A holiday company specialising in short break UK holidays are building their most sustainable holiday village yet. Nestled in ancient woodland in Bedfordshire, the village will be 25% more efficient than any other. To achieve this, the company needed to ensure that the heating system was highly efficient with a reduced carbon footprint. An energy centre was designed by the company’s specialist design consultant who requested the help and advice of Andrews Sykes for the testing of the two megawatt boiler system. To do this, Andrews Sykes would simulate the heat load the boiler would be put under when the site was fully operational.