What is a HVAC System and Why Does Your Hotel Need One?

You may have heard the term HVAC being thrown around in place of air conditioning (it is a common system used in many buildings nowadays, afterall), however there is a difference between them. Our blog is here to explore just how HVAC systems are used in commercial settings such as hotels, and why your business may need one. To learn more, keep on reading!

What Are HVAC Systems?

HVAC stands for Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning. So, whilst air conditioning is included in HVACs, that is not what they are exclusively used for. HVAC systems are important units that control temperature, humidity and air quality in a space. They are often used in homes, offices and other commercial spaces like hotels.

How HVAC Systems Work

●     Airflow - HVAC systems circulate air throughout a space by drawing in air, warming or cooling it, and then circulating it back out.

●     Temperature control - HVAC systems use heating systems like boilers or heat pumps to warm a space, and air conditioning units to cool it.

●     Air quality - HVAC systems filter the air to remove dust and bacteria.

●     Humidity control - HVAC systems use humidifiers and dehumidifiers to control humidity levels.

Why Your Hotel Needs a Commercial Ventilation System

A HVAC installation in your hotel could be essential for your guest comfort, maintaining good air quality and complying with health regulations. Read below to understand these benefits in greater detail.

Air Quality

A commercial ventilation system effectively removes airborne pollutants like dust, allergens and mould spores. Hotels can have various unpleasant odours from kitchens, bathrooms, and other areas. A proper commercial ventilation system eliminates these odours, creating a pleasant and welcoming atmosphere.

Guest Comfort

Guest comfort is extremely important in any hotel. Having the right HVAC system installed is crucial for keeping guests at a comfortable temperature, whether they need to turn on the heating or the AC. Keeping your guests comfortable through the night, especially in extreme temperatures, is very important for their overall comfort.

Health & Safety

Effective ventilation helps reduce the spread of airborne diseases, which is important for both guests and hotel staff. Having the right HVAC system design can help you comply with regulations, and maintain a safe level of air quality on your premises. Some ventilation systems are integrated with fire safety systems, helping to remove smoke and fumes in the event of a fire

Mitchells: Reliable HVAC Installation Services

Here at Mitchells, we offer a range of reliable HVAC services, from HVAC system design all the way through to installation. If you’re a business owner looking for the right commercial ventilation system, get in touch with our team for advice.