You know that air conditioning makes you feel cold. But air conditioning is more than just cooling. It means keeping the temperature and humidity of air in an enclosed space, whether it is one room or an entire building, at just the right level for the comfort of the people inside. It also means circulating the air and adding moisture if necessary. In summer, it means removing by passing the air over cold pipes that collect water from the air, much as drops of water condense on a cold water glass on a hot, damp day. In fact, we might almost say that air conditioning means creating an artificial, comfortable climate. Air conditioning has many uses besides keeping us comfortable. Many industries depend on it to maintain clean, cool air in their plants which also maintains the moisture level. For example, textile fibre such as wool and cotton will stretch or shrink as the moisture content of air changes. This causes variations in the quality of the cloth. Too much moisture in the air or even on a worker's fingertips will cause delicate metal parts such as rocket components or precision instruments instrument to corrode. The wrong temperature can spoil a batch of antibiotic culture. Proper air conditioning prevents this mishap.

A spokesperson at iClimate explained, “As a fully accredited business we take pride in providing a professional quality service to the highest standards. Based in London, we have dedicated teams in the major nationwide cities covering commercial and residential projects throughout the United Kingdom. We are often commissioned for critical projects with stringent aesthetic demands while maintaining the full mechanical energy efficient functionality”.

It’s quite hard to sum up, what iClimate is in just a few words. They offer a wide range of models and controls. Each room is fully integrated at a custom level to provide comfort as well as design for energy efficient solutions in any room. They have a London based projects team specialising in luxury residential installations.