Server Room AC Installation in Dubai

Server and comms rooms are given a dedicated unit sized to the equipment heat load, on its own circuit, often with a second unit on standby and a high temperature alarm. The work includes heat load taken from the rack equipment and UPS ratings; two units set to share duty where the room cannot be left warm; drain routed away from the racks, with a drip tray where needed.

For a small comms cupboard with one rack, a good inverter split on its own circuit often does the job. Larger rooms, or any room where downtime matters, should have two units or equipment made for continuous duty. We size from the actual equipment load.

With two units set to alternate, the second takes the load. We also recommend a temperature alarm that sends a message when the room passes a set point, so that someone is told while there is still time to act.

We do not publish prices, because no two jobs are the same. The main factors: size and type of the system or surface; present condition and ease of access. Book a site visit: a supervisor from The MELLS looks at the work and you receive a written quotation with a defined scope before anything begins.

The MELLS provides server room AC installation in Dubai. The work is carried out by people The MELLS employs directly, under a named supervisor, 08:00 to 19:00, Monday to Saturday. To arrange it, book a site visit on this page or call +971 55 444 0084.

Typically half a day for one split unit, longer for ducted systems. The time for your property is confirmed with the quotation.

Yes. Our own technicians install split, ducted, cassette and multi split systems across Dubai. A site visit comes first, to check the room, the power supply and where the outdoor unit can go, and the scope is then put in writing.

Yes. We fit units supplied by us or by you. If the one you have bought is the wrong size for the room we tell you before it goes on the wall. An oversized unit cools fast but leaves the air damp, and an undersized one runs all day without reaching the set temperature.

Capacity follows the heat the room gains, not only its floor area. Glazing that faces the afternoon sun, ceiling height, a roof directly above, the number of people and any kitchen or equipment all add load. We measure and work it out at the site visit.

No. The building decides where an outdoor unit may stand, and towers on chilled water do not take split units at all. We check the system and the building rules at the site visit and prepare the paperwork that management asks for.

Air and moisture left in the copper pipes mix with the refrigerant and the oil, which lowers cooling and wears the compressor early. A vacuum pump draws both out, and the gauge has to hold steady before the refrigerant is released into the lines.

Ask four things: who employs the people who will come, whether the scope is written down before work starts, how the result is checked, and what happens if something is missed. The MELLS uses its own staff, quotes in writing after a site visit, checks every job (a measured test for every job, with photographs before and after) and puts right any failed check free of charge within 48 hours.

Clear access to the units, panels or areas to be worked on and note any faults you have noticed. The supervisor confirms anything else at the site visit.

No. Products, tools and machines come with the crew. Any materials the job needs, such as paint or parts, are listed in the written quotation.

Tell the supervisor at handover or call us. Anything that fails our check is put right free of charge within 48 hours.