The project entails installing two 5-ton air conditioning units at the London Bridge auto shop to improve worker comfort by reducing humidity. The system includes rooftop condensers on existing supports and air handlers on the mezzanine floor, with filtered air intake and standard refrigerant line penetrations. The installation focuses on providing cooler air for workers without temperature control or performance certification requirements, using R-410A refrigerant.
This project involves the installation of two 5-ton air conditioning units, totaling 10 tons of cooling capacity, at the London Bridge transmission auto shop. The primary objective is to improve worker comfort by reducing humidity on the shop floor. There is no requirement for temperature control or duct design as part of this installation. Each air conditioning unit will be equipped with intake filters to ensure clean air delivery. The air handlers will be installed on the second-floor mezzanine area, directing airflow downward onto the workers. The AC condensers will be mounted on the rooftop, utilizing existing 4x4 support structures provided by the landlord. Refrigerant linesets will be routed through standard roof sleeves with boot penetrations in the sheet metal. The system is designed solely to enhance worker comfort with no guaranteed performance certifications required. The refrigerant used for this installation is R-410A, which is non-A2L compliant.
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