Air-Condition Designing
LNX offers solution for the Design and execution of centralized and industrial HVAC services. With fully customized HVAC solutions based on the architectural design of the buildings, our team of technicians and HVAC engineers works hard in completing assigned projects in stipulated time.
Heat Load Calculation
Getting a professional heat load calculation is important to make sure the HVAC system for your residential or commercial project is the right size. With this in mind, Balanced Comfort will work with you or the architect to determine your heating and cooling load calculation.
Selection of Equipment
A typical family may spend 60 percent or more of its annual utility budget on heating and cooling. A common mistake in the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) industry is to oversize heating and cooling equipment, especially air conditioners and heat pumps. Bigger does not always mean better. Overcapacity equipment has a higher initial cost, costs more to operate, and may be less effective than optimally sized equipment.
LNX offers solution for the selection and sizing of heating and cooling (conditioning) equipment can reduce initial costs, increase homeowner comfort, increase operating efficiency, and greatly reduce utility costs.
Value Engineering
LNX offers solution for the Value Engineering is the systematic approach to improving the value of a product or service. The principles of VE during the design stage of Heating, Ventilating, and Air-Conditioning (HVAC) systems using the VE job plan. The objective was to select the appropriate HVAC equipment for a project to satisfy the basic and needed secondary functions at a minimum cost. Different combinations of various HVAC equipment were generated and evaluated in terms of initial and operating costs. The type of HVAC system used is the Direct Expansion (DX) Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) system, even though the operating cost were considered during the selection of the equipment. The options presented should include maintenance, duct initial costs, and varying energy consumption.