Plan cooling for shops, offices, hotels and larger spaces

Explore Hitachi AC options for a shop, showroom, office, hotel, institution or larger space. Start with the site and usage, then discuss the AC type and work required.

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Start with the site and how it will be used

Selected commercial projects across Rajasthan. Travel charges depend on distance; confirm coverage and charges before arranging a visit.

Describe the site and usage

Share the type of space, area, rooms or zones, sunlight, occupancy and daily AC hours.

Review the site conditions

Consider the layout, indoor and outdoor unit positions, airflow, drainage, power and service access.

Discuss the AC type

Based on the requirement, discuss whether Split, Cassette, Ductable or VRF is a sensible starting category.

Confirm scope and quote

Confirm the model, availability, installation, accessories and commercial terms separately.

Different commercial spaces need different starting options

These are starting categories. The final AC type, capacity and available model depend on the complete site details and showroom confirmation.

Cassette AC

A possible option for open showrooms, offices, restaurants or hospitality spaces with a false ceiling.

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Ductable AC

Worth considering where concealed ducts need to distribute air to one or more areas.

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VRF

For planning larger commercial sites with multiple zones and separate controls.

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Split / Inverter Split

For smaller rooms, cabins and separate limited spaces.

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Begin with accurate site information

Keep the area, room layout and usage details ready for a shop, showroom, office, hotel, institution or another large space.

Retail and showrooms

Share expected footfall, lighting heat, frontage and operating hours.

Offices and coaching centres

Share cabin and common-area layouts, peak occupancy and separate zones.

Hotels and hospitality

Share room and common-area use, separate-control needs, service access and daily usage.

Institutions and larger sites

Share the floor plan, rooms or zones, heat-producing equipment and expected future needs.