Bahrain experiences hot and also humid weather. These extreme heat conditions necessitate the constant operation of air conditioning systems throughout the day. Continuously running air conditioners can lead to rapid wear and tear of components and parts, resulting in costly replacements and repairs. However, preventive maintenance of HVAC systems can help identify issues early, thereby preventing complete system failure.
As mentioned, scheduled servicing allows technicians to repair small issues early, preventing them from escalating into major breakdowns that require extensive repairs or replacements.
With regular maintenance, major breakdowns can be avoided, thereby reducing the time the machine is not operational.
Routine maintenance extends the life of HVAC systems. How? Well, proactive care for systems prevents breakdowns, thereby increasing the unit’s lifespan. That is why regular upkeep and care ensure the system’s longevity.
Planned maintenance always enhances equipment efficiency. During proactive checks, technicians clean the coils and pipes. Further, technicians fill refrigerants to the appropriate level. All these measures ensure the system works less to produce the same cooling. So, routine care always ensures the system’s energy efficiency.
Preventive servicing ensures all components of the system work well. For example, technicians clean the filters to ensure bacteria-free indoor air. If they leave filters unmonitored, the air quality can suffer.
Also, the food and pharmaceutical industries require precise temperatures to maintain the quality of products. Planned servicing of HVAC systems in these industries ensures no major breakdowns in the cooling systems. Temperature disruptions in manufacturing and storage can affect the quality of products and gravely impact health and safety protocols.
A warranty is a promise from a manufacturer stating the product is free from defects and will be repaired or replaced if the product fails within a specific time. It includes warranties on components and parts of the machine. However, such warranties are offered with specific duties to be fulfilled by the user. For example, the manufacturer will offer a warranty on an HVAC unit, subject to a system care program or schedule. So, planned servicing protects warranty requirements.
Typically, scheduled servicing depends on the size of the HVAC system and its usage. Generally, companies suggest an annual system care program. However, for more actively used HVAC units, asset care may be advised biannually or more.
Further, it is always advisable to have your HVAC systems checked before the peak summer season begins.
Regular HVAC care is not optional in Bahrain’s climate. It is essential for performance, safety, and also long-term savings. Shaheen Electromechanical W.L.L is a subsidiary of the Shaheen Group Holding. We offer HVAC maintenance, including preventive care for HVAC units across residential and commercial spaces. With a highly qualified and experienced team, we ensure proactive asset maintenance and care, preventing major breakdowns.
Trust Shaheen Group for world-class HVAC maintenance services in Bahrain.
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