How An American Engineer Helps To Keep The UK Cool

March 8, 2013 - PRLog -- Cooling buildings for human comfort is nothing new, and many people do not realise that it is due to Willis Carrier in 1902 who designed the first system for air conditioning. What a joy it must have been for shoppers to flock to an ‘air conditioned’ department store, and then to be able to sit in a cool movie theatre instead of sitting in stifling heat. Air conditioning, however crude in the early days, certainly made life more comfortable.

Although air conditioning in departmental stores and other buildings came first, the home air conditioner soon followed.  And, as the saying goes, the rest is history.  Today the portable air conditioner (http://www.climachill.co.uk/) is becoming very popular simply because there are many many families who still do not own their own property, thus making it easy to purchase a portable unit, and it makes life a lot easier (and cheaper) if you can take the appliance with you when you move.

Portable air conditioning units have many advantages over installed units, for one thing portable means portable, the unit is mounted on wheels and can be moved from place to place wherever cooling or heating is needed, and yes I did mean heating, as the modern portable unit can either cool on hot summer days or warm on cold winter nights.

The reason why many homeowners are now appreciating portable air conditioning (http://www.climachill.co.uk/), is because it does not have to be permanently installed, thus the units can be used anywhere and can be taken when you move house, or even take them on holiday if you are using your touring caravan or motor-home.

If you are thinking about portable air conditioners (http://www.climachill.co.uk/), then the best tool to use to find exactly what you want is by using the internet, but choose a reputable air conditioning specialist, one that will advise you, the customer, on the best unit for your specific needs.

Most modern portable units can also be used as dehumidifiers; they will heat as well as cool, and some models will offer air purification filters which will make the air clean and fresh.

A spokesman for Climachill air conditioning specialists located on the South coast of the UK said “contact us and you will be in safe hands, our new generation portable air conditioners will offer the customer the latest technology and offer ‘self-evaporative water recycling’ this means that the unit uses approximately 75% of the water it creates, all air conditioners create water but our modern units reuse that water, thus the customer does not have to empty the water tank as many times as other models.  Our business is air conditioning and of course we do install air conditioning, but we have to say that we have seen a great move in recent times to the portable units”.

For further information visit:  www.climachill.co.uk