About Us
Auckland’s Commercial HVAC & Refrigeration Specialists
Set Point Technology is an Auckland-based mechanical services company specialising in commercial and industrial air conditioning, ventilation, heat pumps and refrigeration, as well as cold storage, heating and dust/humidity control.
Precision-engineered HVAC solutions
With 38 years of industry experience, Set Point Technology delivers cost-effective, precision-engineered HVAC solutions and is an accredited installer for Mitsubishi, Temperzone, Hitachi, Toshiba and Daikin systems, among other leading brands.
“We design, supply, install and service a wide range of systems to meet any commercial heating, cooling or refrigeration need,” owner Paul Hefer says.
Backed by the latest technology, specialist local and overseas suppliers, and strong contractor partnerships, our team consistently meets the requirements of demanding commercial and industrial clients.
We are committed to delivering the best in engineering, products, maintenance and management — providing our customers with:
1. A consistent level of professional service built on ethics, trust and reliability.
2. A motivated team focused on reducing equipment downtime and product loss, improving control of your operations, completing projects on time, and creating healthier, safer working environments.
What Set Point Technology offers:
● Installation of complex construction projects
● Programmed maintenance, service and repairs
● Commercial and industrial refrigeration solutions
● Uncompromising attention to quality
● IQP and PS3 Certified
Contact:
Set Point Technology
26 Kingsland Ave, Kingsland 1021
Phone: 0800 48 22 07
Email: paul@setpointtech.co.nz
For Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, Ventilation and Heating
Why use HVAC Systems?
The main purposes of a Heating, Ventilation and Air-Conditioning (HVAC) system are to help maintain good indoor air quality through adequate ventilation with filtration and provide thermal comfort.
The choice and design of an HVAC system can also affect many other high-performance goals, including water consumption (water-cooled air conditioning equipment) and acoustics.
Air conditioners help clean a home or business premise’s air as well. Most indoor units have filters that catch dust, pollen, mold spores and other allergens as well as smoke and everyday dirt found in the air.
Most air conditioners also function as dehumidifiers. They take excess water from the air and use it to help cool the unit before getting rid of the water through a hose to the outside. Other units use the condensed moisture to improve efficiency by routing the cooled water back into the system to be reused.
Comfort applications aim to provide a building indoor environment that remains relatively constant in a range preferred by humans despite changes in external weather conditions or internal heat loads.
Natural ventilation
Air conditioning makes deep-plan buildings feasible, for otherwise they’d have to be built narrower or with light wells so that inner spaces receive sufficient outdoor air via natural ventilation. Air conditioning also allows buildings to be taller since wind speed increases significantly with altitude making natural ventilation impractical for very tall buildings.