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The Quest hotel HVAC systems by Temperzone

Chillex Group was responsible for all the mechanical apartment, architecture, building, commercial building, condominium, corporate headquarters, daytime, facade, headquarters, mixed use, residential area, sky, tower block, gray, white — Chillex Group was responsible for all the mechanical services in buildings at The Crossing at Highbrook Business Park.

Chillex Group was responsible for all the mechanical floor, interior design, living room, real estate, room, gray, white

Chillex Group was responsible for all the mechanical ceiling, home, interior design, interior designer, living room, real estate, room, gray

Chillex Group was responsible for all the mechanical architecture, ceiling, daylighting, interior design, lighting, office, product design, gray

Chillex Group was responsible for all the mechanical architecture, building, commercial building, condominium, corporate headquarters, daytime, headquarters, mixed use, real estate, sky, white

Made in New Zealand it's a claim not many suppliers can make about their products. Temperzone can, however. The firm has been producing locally designed and manufactured chilled water fan coil units for more than 45 years. Numerous buildings throughout New Zealand benefit from these products and The Crossing is no exception. The Quest Highbrook Serviced Apartments building features a chilled water system to keep guests and staff comfortable.

The air conditioning system incorporates 88 Temperzone fan coil units, installed by Chillex Services, for cooling and heating. All units are fitted with run-on timers to dissipate any residual heat. Two Temperzone IMDL 130 fan coil units serve the hotel lobby. These are controlled by the building management system (BMS).

All the guest rooms on Levels 1-6 are served by one or more Temperzone IMDL 40 fan coil units, with the exception of Room 11, which is served by a Temperzone IMDL 90. Each unit has an individual Schneider room temperature controller. The power is activated via the room key card, which in turn activates the fan coil unit controller.

Recent developments to Temperzone's fan coil range include the addition of high-efficiency EC motors that can be independently controlled via a BMS; and the new low-profile (260mm) IXDL-Y Series of multi-zone units that eliminate the need for VAV terminals.