Climatization in Industrial Installations
For Cimelsa, air conditioning is only equivalent to one concept, comfort.
Beyond erroneous paradigms, where it is understood that climatization is to feel cold and heating is to sweat from heat, Cimelsa applies solutions so that there is a stability in temperature, in this way we can avoid a thermal shock, with the health problems that this entails, such as colds and other pathologies. We also insist on Cimelsa, in our commitment to the environment, reducing the carbon footprint.
The importance of properly sizing an installation, and knowing its peculiarities in-situ, makes each air conditioning project carried out by Cimelsa, a tailor-made suit.
The most important thing when we want to air-condition an office or transit space for many people, is to know the more data the better, this helps us and what we get is a general impression of the success of our actions.
Cimelsa, contrary to other companies, does not budget for anything without knowing at the client’s home, where we are going to carry out the installation. It is not the case that it is the most economical solution a priori, because with the price of electricity, what we save in installed frigories / calories, we are going to pay more than with the electricity bill and with the repairs, since a poorly dimensioned installation makes the air conditioning equipment work harder and have greater wear and tear.
At Cimelsa, we are committed to our customers and to the environment, which is why our unequivocal commitment to the future is aligned with clean energy. Our engineering department works daily to combine air conditioning, with energy methods, with a minimal carbon footprint, that is, with solar energy, that inexhaustible source, which has been going on for eons, providing us with light and life.
It is the most characteristic application of the company with a wide range of installations carried out. Our technicians give the appropriate support so that the facilities meet all the requirements in terms of operation, regulations and energy performance.
