0800 464 7025
Available 24/7
0800 464 7025
Available 24/7
Rapid Energy offers a range of reliable and efficient air conditioning equipment, available to hire nationwide. Our range includes low noise air conditioning units, as well as versatile powerful portable air conditioner units, which can be situated either indoors or outdoors. We also stock evaporative coolers which provide powerful yet flexible cooling for both small and large spaces.
All of our units are easy to install and come with clear, easy to set up instructions. If you need portable cooling quickly, we offer a rapid, same day delivery service – available nationwide.
Industry sectors that frequently hire our portable air conditioning units include: Offices, Warehouses, Factories, Manufacturers, Schools, Hospitals, GP Surgeries, Leisure Centres, Hotels, Care Homes, Public Houses and Bars.
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0800 464 7025
Available 24/7
Browse our range of air conditioner units which can be situated either indoors or outdoors. We also stock evaporative coolers which provide powerful yet flexible cooling for both small and large spaces.
Rapid Energy customers enjoy same day delivery on all portable Air Conditioner units and Evaporative Coolers when an order is confirmed before 12pm.
Yes, we offer same day delivery on all of our air conditioning and evaporative cooling products.
Yes, the minimum hire period is 1 week.
Although Air Condition Units and Evaporative Coolers both cool a space, how they work is completely different. Air conditioners use chemicals that convert from a gas to a liquid and back again. This chemical is used to transfer heat from the air inside the room to the outside air. Where as Evaporative Coolers use evaporation to cool the air (as the name would suggest). A pump circulates water from the reservoir on to a cooling pad, which in turn becomes very wet. A fan draws air from outside the unit through the moistened pad. As it passes through the pad the air is cooled by evaporation.
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