Aircon types, HP & ton capacities

Compare temporary aircon capacity classes for enclosed event spaces. Availability, model, installation and exact ratings are confirmed for each quotation.

Choose your aircon capacity for a quotation

Compare installation needs and request a model-specific quote. Equipment availability, rental period and the complete installed scope are confirmed in writing.

Portable, floor-standing & ducted systems

Portable aircon uses a hot-air exhaust route. Floor-standing split systems use an outdoor condenser and refrigerant lines. Self-contained equipment can use air ducts to serve the enclosed area. White or black fabric ducting distributes supply air; it does not create cooling capacity by itself. Larger 23 HP / 36 HP systems need a separate site survey and engineered proposal.

Aircon equipment & installation examples

Illustrative layouts for portable, spot-cooling, floor-standing and packaged equipment. Exact model ratings and the installation plan are confirmed separately.

HP, refrigeration tons and electrical power

One refrigeration ton equals 12,000 BTU/h, approximately 3.52 kW of cooling. HP labels vary by model. A 5 HP unit rated 48,000 BTU/h is approximately 4 refrigeration tons; a 5 ton unit is 60,000 BTU/h. Cooling kW is not the electrical input.

Share the equipment nameplate or required cooling capacity. CK confirms the proposed model, electrical requirements and availability in the quotation.

Plan the installation

Send room length, width, height, enclosure details, guest count, doors, sun exposure, event duration and the venue pin. Heat load determines equipment selection; guest numbers alone do not determine capacity. Portable units need a proper exhaust route. Split and floor-standing systems need suitable outdoor condenser positions and refrigerant pipe arrangements. Every setup needs a condensate plan and electrical assessment.