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6kW Air Conditioners

6kW nominal capacity air conditioning units (20473BTU/hr). Please see the individual aircon units for the sensible cooling capacity and other technical information. Server Rooms Environments provides a complete installation and maintenance service. Please contact us for a site survey or technical support.

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These air conditioning units have a nominal 6kW cooling capacity.

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