The portable split air conditioning hire range utilises an original air conditioning design comprising two units working together to produce a comfortable environment for the workplace, data centre, office, laboratory or event area.
The portable split air conditioning systems are economical and quiet in operation, ideal for cooling commercial and domestic environments with the minimum of fuss.
Top-Tier Performance: We partner with select manufacturers to provide efficient and powerful cooling units. Our range caters to various needs, with entry-level models starting at 15,000 BTU and our largest unit boasting a cooling capacity of 50,000 BTU.
Simple Setup: Enjoy effortless cooling with our user-friendly portable split air conditioners. Most units operate on a standard 13amp domestic power supply, minimising installation complexities. (Note: The PWCSA50 model requires a 32amp supply)
Flexible Options: Choose the perfect unit for your space. Our selection offers cooling capacities ranging from 4kW to 15kW. Additionally, select models come with extendable pipes (up to 30 meters) for flexible indoor and outdoor unit placement.
Energy Efficiency: Our portable split air conditioners are designed with low maintenance and high efficiency in mind, keeping your cooling costs down.
Competitive Prices: Enjoy exceptional value for money with our competitive hire rates.
Fast Nationwide Delivery: Get your chosen portable split air conditioner delivered directly to your location, anywhere in the UK, by the next working day.
A portable split air conditioner consists of two separate units connected by a flexible insulated hoses. The mobile evaporator is placed in the room, while the external condenser sits on or hangs from a window sill or balcony outside. Most portable split air conditioners operate on a standard 13amp domestic power supply eliminating the need for complex electrical work.
The key difference between a portable split air conditioner and a portable AC unit (non-split) lies in the separation of the condenser and evaporator coils. This means that in a split system:
