Cool Breeze Rentals have been involved as the contacted Air Conditioning supplier to the Australian Formula 1 Grand Prix for the past ten years. The expectations to deliver an outstanding product, performance and service are in sync with the precision and detailed event that sums up Formula One.

Cool Breeze Rentals have been involved as the intricate design details of the amazing City Square truss structure erected each year for Melbourne Spring Fashion Week. The challenge that presents itself with this event is that all cooling needed to be unobtrusive, come through the floor, fit into a budget and of course be effective!

The task at hand with this installation was to keep a temperate climate 24/7 to ensure no artwork would be damage during the 3-month exhibition.

Not only is he the ‘name’ of Cool Breeze, now he’s the face. Ashley Martin, our Melbourne Branch Manager, was spotted by Channel 9 delivering some spot coolers on the first hot day that Melbourne had seen in 8 months, Monday 21st November 2016.

Cool Breeze Rentals is proud to introduce a new Diesel Infrared Heater range. The range uns off a standard 240v/10amp power point and burns Diesel to generate heat, no waste gas or smoky exhaust.

When an HVAC system fails in a building, temperatures can quickly rise due to heat generated by equipment, people, and direct sunlight. With most high-rise buildings not able to open windows, keeping workspaces cool can become an issue.

While unscheduled breakdowns with HVAC systems can cause major issues when these systems are regulating the temperature in sensitive environments such as data and comms rooms, it can also have negative effects in manufacturing.

A pipe in the upstairs bathroom cabinet of a residential property had ruptured and began flooding the bathroom. Within minutes the floor drain was overwhelmed, and water started spreading beyond the bathroom into the upstairs carpeted area and down the staircase. Fortunately, someone was home when the pipe burst and was able to restrict the damage by turning off the water mains.

Data and comms rooms are critical to the operation of most facilities. The servers, power supplies, networking equipment, UPS systems and more are generally housed in racking in high density in these environments and can generate a fair amount of heat.

A couple of days away from a wedding booking, the Function Centre’s cooling tower failed. The mechanical service company tasked with the repairs advised that the tower could not be repaired and had to be replaced. The lead time for the replacement was several weeks, leaving the Roma Function Centre without cooling in the peak of summer and during their busiest time of year.