F-Gase-VO · Split · VRF
Air conditioning in Monheim am Rhein
Comfortable temperatures even in high summer: we design and install split, multi-split and VRF systems for homes, offices, businesses and technical rooms – with cooling load calculation, specialists certified under the F-gas Regulation and regular maintenance. Master craftsmen in Monheim am Rhein and the surrounding area.
What we do
Air conditioning from cooling load to maintenance
Whether a single bedroom, an office floor or a server room: we calculate the cooling load, choose units and locations with an eye on noise and appearance and install the system with certified specialists.
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Split and multi-split systems
One outdoor unit for one or more rooms, indoor units as wall, ceiling or floor console models – matched to room, furnishings and use.
Home · Office - 03.2
VRF systems
Variable refrigerant flow systems for larger buildings: many indoor units on one circuit, individually controllable, with simultaneous heating and cooling in different zones.
Heat recovery · Commercial - 03.3
Server and technical rooms
Reliable cooling for IT and technical rooms in continuous operation, redundant on request and with fault alerts to your building management system.
Redundancy · 24/7 operation - 03.4
Cooling load calculation
Room-by-room calculation from solar gain, occupants, equipment and lighting – so the system is neither too small nor unnecessarily large.
VDI 2078 - 03.5
Leak testing and maintenance
Periodic leak checks under the F-gas Regulation, cleaning of filters and heat exchangers, function test and report.
VO (EU) 2024/573 - 03.6
Cooling with a heat pump
Many heat pumps can also cool in summer – via underfloor heating, fan coils or chilled ceilings. We check whether your system is suitable.
Reversible operation
Who it is for
From attic flats to server rooms
Homeowners
Bedroom, attic or the whole flat: quiet units, neatly routed pipework and an installation site that suits the neighbours and the facade.
Houses · FlatsHousing companies
Air conditioning for individual flats or common areas, coordinated with the owners' association and property management.
Apartment blocks · HOAsCommercial
Offices, practices, retail and restaurants: comfortable temperatures for staff and customers, with installation scheduled around your business.
Office · Retail · PracticeIndustry
Cooling for technical, switch and server rooms as well as process areas – in continuous operation and integrated into your control system.
Plant room · Production · Logistics
Process
How your AC project works
Site visit & unit location
We look at the rooms, facade and possible locations for the outdoor unit and clarify pipe routes and condensate drainage.
On siteCooling load, unit selection & quote
Cooling load calculation, selection of indoor and outdoor units and a transparent quote with a bill of quantities.
VDI 2078Installation by certified specialists
Installation of units and refrigerant lines, evacuation and charging by staff certified under the F-gas Regulation.
Certified under F-Gase-VOCommissioning, leak test report & instruction
Leak test, commissioning, instruction on operation and care, and handover of all documents.
Report · Maintenance
FAQ
Air conditioning FAQ
F.01Do I need a permit for the outdoor unit?
In many cases, no building permit is needed for split air conditioners on a family home. However, the state building code, local by-laws, boundary distances and the noise limits of the TA Lärm towards the neighbours must be observed.
In owner-occupied flats, mounting a unit on the facade usually requires the consent of the owners' association. We clarify the requirements before planning.
F.02How loud is an outdoor unit?
That depends on the unit, its output and above all on where it is installed. Modern outdoor units are quiet at part load, but walls and corners can amplify the sound. We choose the unit and location so that the noise limits at the neighbouring property are met.
F.03How often does an air conditioner need servicing?
We recommend annual maintenance with cleaning of filters and heat exchangers and a function test. Depending on the refrigerant charge, the F-gas Regulation also requires regular leak checks, which we document.
F.04Can an air conditioner also heat?
Yes. Split and VRF systems work as air-to-air heat pumps and can heat efficiently, especially in spring and autumn. They are only suitable as the sole heating for a whole house in certain cases – we check this during planning.
F.05Which refrigerant is used?
Split units today mostly use R32, and new systems increasingly use natural refrigerants such as R290 (propane). The F-gas Regulation is gradually restricting refrigerants with a high global warming potential. We advise you on which refrigerant is future-proof for your system.
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