Water-Cooled Energy-efficient Air Conditioning In Bromyard House in Acton, London

Great news! Energy-efficient air conditioning has been successfully installed in Bromyard House, part of the West 3 development on Bromyard Avenue, Acton.

Bromyard House, a historically significant building, was originally the Ministry of Pensions, designed by the renowned Sir James Grey West OBE. Initially built in the early 1920s, it housed the largest single staff in Britain at the time.

Now converted into stylish residential apartments, the need for air conditioning in the owner’s property has been effectively addressed despite the restrictions on the 94-year-old Bromyard House, which prohibit external condensers and drilling into the walls.

An innovative internal condenser air conditioning system was designed explicitly for this historic building, overcoming these challenges.

The meticulous installation involved placing a water-cooled condenser in the hall utility cupboard and connecting it to a quiet DC inverter high wall unit in the adjacent kitchen/living area. This setup allowed the engineers to run the refrigerant pipework between the condenser and the room unit with minimal disruption to the existing decor.

It’s worth noting that no planning permission was required for this installation, simplifying the process and ensuring efficient results.

For this project we installed:
1 x 3.5 Kw DC Inverter water cooled condenser
1 x cooling wall mounted unit in the kitchen living area