Unlike residential apartments, hotel rooms are optimized for profitability—most hoteliers design rooms with function, comfort, and luxury in mind.
To achieve this, they design HVAC systems for their rooms.
These HVAC systems keep rooms conditioned and clean. They also control the temperature in a building to keep the temperature at a comfortable level. For travelers, comfort and the ability to breathe clean air is essential. A hotel’s HVAC system makes a client’s stay in the hotel room pleasurable. Therefore, it is necessary to install high-quality HVAC equipment in your hotel. A good HVAC system doesn’t break down easily. However, if you install an inferior quality HVAC system, it will easily break down and increase your monthly energy bill. Nonetheless, your hotel’s HVAC unit needs to be serviced very often to ensure it works at its best. Hotels are open 365 days a year, meaning their systems are constantly running through all seasons. Conduct regular HVAC maintenance and system repairs to avert the possibility of a system failure. It will also keep the unit running at peak performance. Ordinarily, your HVAC unit is more prone to malfunction because of a faulty thermostat, a broken cooling system, and other unit failures. Have an HVAC technician on speed dial in case any of this happens. Most hotels have a packaged terminal air conditioner (PTAC) which is a self-contained system. They also have the vertical terminal air conditioner (VTAC), which can be installed in small closet spaces. Ensure your HVAC system works well to attract more customers and save money when your unit is at its optimal best.