Educational bodies
In educational facilities the load is concentrated in narrow windows and the site sits empty for months, so the design has to handle both the peak and the idle periods.
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Educational bodies have a clearly seasonal load: a peak during term time and student accommodation use, and near-silence during holidays.
The design ensures the system performs at peak and is not damaged by long idle periods, and that the installation stays within reach of facility maintenance.
- 2projects delivered
- 81units installed
- 1governorates
Delivered projects
Open a project name to see the delivery details.
| Project | Governorate | Units |
|---|---|---|
| University Campus | Gharbia | 52 units |
| The English Schools | 29 units |
- University Campus
- Governorate
- Gharbia
- Units
- 52 units
- The English Schools
- Units
- 29 units
What makes an education project different
- Load concentrated in narrow windows such as early morning and after sports activity, which is what storage is sized against.
- Protection against stagnation overheating during long idle periods.
- Components mounted out of student reach, with fixings that tolerate intensive use.
- Delivery scheduled into holidays so it does not clash with teaching.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens to the system over the summer break when the site is empty?
The system is designed with stagnation protection for idle periods, and preventive maintenance is scheduled into the break itself because that is the least disruptive window.
Is installation carried out during term time?
We prefer to deliver during holidays. Where the schedule forces term-time work, it is divided into isolated zones with an equipment route kept away from student movement.