Industrial HVAC Rental Solutions Find the perfect power generator rental, portable air conditioning service, or heating rental solutions for your office, hospital, school and more… Event Power HVAC Rental Solutions Movie Sets, Tented Events, Weddings, whatever the project is. Find the perfect power, cooling or heating rental solution for your upcoming event. From new and used spot coolers or portable package units to trailer-mounted chillers, we have what you need.Success at research facilities and factories often hinges on strict control of air temperature and quality. To these environments, Daikin offers an abundant range of packaged air conditioners for precise control of air and temperature to help preserve accurate results and product quality. Using advanced inverter and heat pump technologies increases efficiency and reduces energy consumption and costs. Wide Range of Solutions Daikin provides a lineup to a wide range of applications that require high precision in temperature control and air quality.

Control by Zone / Area Daikin packaged air conditioners combine with ducts to distribute air only to zones and areas where needed. Mechanical and Electrical Rooms Oily and Dusty Workplaces Server rooms continue to expand and generate tremendous heat. To prevent loss of valuable data, Daikin offers specialized air cooling solutions to protect servers from heat. Spot cooling to specific work areas help to maintain safe work environments. Daikin’s flexible system layouts support high energy savings to factories. Daikin packaged air conditioners stabilize the high temperatures of mechanical and electrical rooms where heat collects. Anti-corrosive copper piping for oil mist environments and dirt resistant, easy-cleaning systems for workplaces with high particle dust help deliver comfort and energy savings to oily and dusty workplaces. Packaged air conditioners support the need of factories and research facilities to maintain clean room standards ranging from Class 10,000 to Class 100,000.

Daikin packaged air conditioners are the popular choice for environments requiring fixed temperatures and humidity such as the laboratories and test rooms located in factories, universities, and research facilities. First Packaged Air Conditioner in Japan In 1951, Daikin launched Japan's first packaged air conditioner to provide turnkey operation and begin its lead as pioneer in the commercial use air conditioning market.One commonly unknown type of permit is the “Equipment Use Permit”. A permit to operate an Air Conditioning and Ventilating Equipment requires an “Equipment Use Permit” prior to operation of the machinery. Most but not all air conditioning systems require this type of permit. The New York City Building Code exempts only the following: 27-184 (26-116.5) EXEMPTIONS FROM PERMIT REQUIREMENT. An equipment work permit shall not be required in any of the following cases: (a) Air-Conditioning and Ventilating Systems – Where the system is a voluntary system serving only one floor of a building and:

(1) Does not use lot line windows for the intake or exhaust of air or the mounting of equipment. (2) Is not installed in any public hallway, passageway, or stairway. (3) Does not in any way reduce the ventilation of any room or space below that required by code provisions. (4) Does not penetrate any fire division, roof, floor, or wall (except that a packaged air-conditioning unit not exceeding 3 tons rated capacity may be used in windows or in sleeves under windows, provided that health, fire and/or structural safety is not thereby impaired).smallest ac unit car Simply stated, any package system under 3 tons which fits in a window or in a wall sleeve is exempt. window type ac unitsA split system which is on a roof, or penetrates any fire division, roof, or wall, does require an Equipment Use Permit.how much is an air conditioning unit for a house

After plans are approved for the installation of and air conditioning system, a permit is obtained by the contractor and the equipment is installed. After installation is complete, an application for an Equipment Use Permit is made by the registered professional. A controlled inspection is filed. The requirements for inspection are as follows: 27-187 (26-117.3) INSPECTIONS AND TESTS. No equipment use permit shall be issued unless and until the equipment shall have been inspected and tested to determine proper functioning and compliance with the provisions of this code and other applicable laws and regulations. All inspections and tests shall be conducted in accordance with required inspection and test procedures; and signed copies of all required inspection and test reports shall be filed with the department and form part of the papers accompanying the permit application. In the case of heating systems, a signed statement by an architect or engineer shall be submitted with the permit application, stating that the system has been operated and functions satisfactorily and that, to the best of his or her knowledge and belief, the system will meet code temperature requirements.

A plan examiner reviews the Equipment Use Permit Application and compares the data to the approved plans. If the data is consistent it is approved for issuance of a permit. The application is then given to a clerk for review and issuance. A copy of the Equipment Use Permit must be posted on the equipment for inspection. Both the Building Department and the Fire Department inspect Air Conditioning and Ventilation systems. If a Use Card is not posted a violation is usually issued. Violations for lack of Equipment Permits are one of the most common violation seen in our office.Packaged Rooftop AC Units Rooftop AC units or “RTU’S are configured all in one condensing and evaporator units for roof applications. The picture on the right shows an RTU with side flow supply and return air flow connected to protruding duct work. These are mainly used on commercial buildings but can be used for residential applications as well.  These units are the same type used in mobile homes where central air “split systems” can not be used do to construction restraints.