County hospital · Eldoret
Theatre and laboratory air conditioning
Stable theatre conditions through procedures and an end to reagent losses from heat.
Cooling and Temperature Control for Hospitals
Air conditioning for theatres, laboratories, wards and server rooms — designed, installed and maintained for controlled environments.
In a hospital, temperature control is not comfort — it is function. Theatres need stable, clean, cool conditions through long procedures; laboratories need steady temperatures for reagents and instruments; server rooms must stay cool around the clock or the HMIS goes down with them. We design, install and maintain air conditioning and cooling systems for these controlled environments.
What is included
- Theatre and procedure-room air conditioning
- Laboratory and pharmacy temperature control
- Server room and data closet cooling — precision and comfort units
- Ward and office air conditioning
- Cold storage for temperature-sensitive supplies
- Scheduled maintenance and rapid repair response
- Temperature monitoring checks during service visits
Who it is for
- Hospitals and surgical centres
- Laboratories and pharmacies
- Clinics and medical centres
- Any facility with a server room that must not overheat
How a typical project runs
- Site survey — room sizes, heat loads, equipment and running hours assessed.
- System design — capacity and unit types selected for each room's purpose.
- Installation — mounted, piped, drained and commissioned properly.
- Maintenance — filters, refrigerant and performance checks on a schedule.
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Questions about this service
Why does a theatre need special air conditioning?
Operating theatres need stable, cool, clean conditions maintained through procedures that can run for hours — for the surgical team to work and for equipment to perform. Units are sized for the room's heat load and duty, not just its floor area, which is why a site survey comes first.
Does a server room really need dedicated cooling?
Yes. Servers run all day, every day, and shut down — or fail permanently — when they overheat. A dedicated unit sized to the equipment load, plus clean UPS-backed power, protects the systems your records depend on.
Ready to talk it through?
An engineer will look at your site and requirements before we quote.