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    Paarl Hospital Breathes Easier with State-of-the-Art Climate Control Upgrade

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    By Evans Mumba on March 18, 2025 Construction, Editors Pick, Features, Green Building, News

    Paarl, Western Cape: In a move aimed at ensuring the comfort and well-being of patients and staff, Paarl Hospital has undergone a significant chiller upgrade, spearheaded by SFI Group. The project, designed by the Western Cape Government, addresses the critical need for reliable temperature control within the healthcare facility, while simultaneously prioritizing energy efficiency.

    The hospital’s ageing chiller system, located on the rooftop, was nearing the end of its operational lifespan, posing a potential threat to the consistent climate control essential for patient care. SFI Group stepped in to implement a comprehensive solution, replacing the outdated units with two cutting-edge Daikin heat pump chillers.

    These innovative units offer a dual-purpose functionality, seamlessly transitioning between cooling and heating depending on the season. During the sweltering summer months, the Daikin chillers provide traditional cooling, ensuring a comfortable environment throughout the hospital. As winter descends, the system effortlessly switches to heating mode, maintaining a consistent temperature for patients and staff alike.

    A sophisticated seasonal changeover controller lies at the heart of the system’s efficiency. This intelligent technology automatically adjusts the chiller operation based on external temperature fluctuations, ensuring optimal climate control year-round.

    The Daikin heat pump chillers boast impressive technical specifications, including the use of R32 refrigerant, a more environmentally friendly alternative with a low Global Warming Potential (GWP) and Ozone Depletion Potential (ODP). Furthermore, the units operate with minimal noise, producing sound levels below 87 dBA, crucial for maintaining a peaceful environment conducive to patient recovery.

    The benefits of the Paarl Hospital chiller upgrade are manifold. The efficient seasonal changeover system ensures year-round comfort, while the energy-efficient Daikin heat pump chillers translate to significant cost savings for the hospital. The use of R32 refrigerant underscores the hospital’s commitment to environmental sustainability.

    “This upgrade represents a significant investment in the comfort and well-being of our patients and staff,” a hospital spokesperson stated. “The new system ensures a reliable and energy-efficient climate control solution, allowing our team to focus on providing the highest quality care.”

    By implementing this state-of-the-art chiller upgrade, Paarl Hospital has not only enhanced its operational efficiency but also solidified its commitment to providing a comfortable and sustainable environment for all.

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