Ventilation and air conditioning

When an apartment needs quiet night operation, an office with 20-30 staff needs steady air exchange, and a retail site runs under heat load for 8-10 hours, one generic setup is usually not enough. In Chisinau and across Moldova, practical planning starts from real usage conditions.

That is why systems are selected by real load, installation constraints, and operating profile, not by catalog default.

Before installation, teams check ceiling height, outdoor unit position, route length, drainage, and occupancy load. Wrong sizing or poor placement usually leads to noise issues, higher energy use, and avoidable rework.

Cooling and heating without overloading the system

For residential spaces, low-noise operation and correct output per area are usually the key variables. For office use, occupancy density, equipment heat, and daytime stability become equally important constraints.

Air exchange under sustained daily load

In high-occupancy premises, required airflow, extraction path, and duct routing limits are critical decision points. If air exchange is undersized, comfort drops and the whole climate system runs under unnecessary stress.

Installation verification, startup, and post-launch service

Before works begin, mounting points, route, drainage, and baseline electrical conditions are verified, followed by startup checks in real operating modes. Service terms are fixed after launch for predictable day-to-day operation.

Equipment type is defined by property format, acceptable noise level, and placement limits for indoor and outdoor units.

Practical options by property type

For apartments, customers often choose wall-mounted split systems when quiet operation and precise temperature control matter. For mixed home use they compare household air conditioners when balancing output and noise is critical. Offices with suspended ceilings typically use cassette air conditioners to distribute air evenly across work zones. Fresh-air deficits are addressed with ventilation solutions when stable air exchange is needed through the full workday.

Selection usually starts with evaluating object parameters and the planned operating schedule.

Frequently asked questions

Can one project cover both apartment and office needs?
Yes, but capacity and constraints are calculated separately for each space and usage profile.

What is checked before installation?
Ceiling conditions, route, drainage, outdoor unit placement, and electrical baseline are checked first.

Can installation be included with equipment supply?
Yes, delivery, fitting, and startup can be coordinated in one workflow.

What if I need both ventilation and air conditioning?
A combined setup is built around actual airflow and temperature requirements.

Do service terms apply after startup?
Yes, maintenance and support terms are fixed at confirmation stage.