Start with occupied zones and heat sources
A useful cooling layout starts with the locations people work, major heat sources, doors and the times when each area is busiest. This provides a clearer basis for discussing energy-saving air conditioner placement.
Check the airflow path before choosing a layout
Racks, machinery, partitions and loading activity can change how air moves through a factory or warehouse. A simple marked-up plan and site photos help identify practical outlet direction and equipment positions.
Prepare the project information a supplier needs
Building dimensions, ceiling height, local climate details and the target cooling areas support a more relevant discussion than choosing by floor area alone.
FAQ
What should buyers prepare first?
Share dimensions, site photos, the hottest work zones and the positions of doors or equipment that affect airflow.
Can the same checklist be used for warehouses?
Yes. For warehouses, include loading doors, rack layout, occupied areas and roof height in the site information.