Office air conditioning cools and filters outside air,  removing contaminants in the process. A thermostat controls the temperature and cooled or heated air is distributed via ducts and vents. Regular AC maintenance helps to ensure efficient operation and high indoor air quality.

Office air conditioning can contribute to health issues due to dry air and germ circulation.

To mitigate risks you should ensure proper ventilation, have your AC filters cleaned and maintain comfortable temperatures. These measures will all help reduce the likelihood of health problems associated with office air conditioning.

The cost of running an air conditioning unit can vary depending on factors such as the efficiency of the unit, electricity prices and the size of the space being cooled.

Running an efficient unit over a summer month will likely result in costs of £25+ per month, based on average usage.

Yes - air conditioning can reduce indoor humidity. As warm air passes through the air conditioning system, it comes into contact with cooling coils, causing moisture in the air to condense. This moisture removal helps reduce humidity levels indoors. Many air conditioning systems also include a dehumidification function to further control humidity levels.