HVAC, Refrigeration & Ventilation Equipment Catalogue
Full range of HVAC, air conditioning and refrigeration equipment supplied and installed by Frosten Energy Solutions across Kenya — from single-room split units to commercial cold rooms and central chiller plant.
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Split Air Conditioners
Wall-mounted split units pair an indoor evaporator with an outdoor condensing unit connected by refrigerant piping, giving single-room or single-zone cooling and heating without ductwork.
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Cassette Air Conditioners
Cassette units recess into a suspended ceiling grid, throwing conditioned air in four directions from a flush ceiling panel.
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Ceiling Suspended Units
Ceiling suspended units hang directly from the structural soffit or roof trusses, delivering high-volume airflow across large open spaces that don't have a false ceiling: warehouses, workshops, factory floors and double-volume retail units.
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Floor Standing Units
Floor-standing units sit at ground or low level and are connected to an outdoor condenser, making them the practical option where ceiling access is limited or unavailable: halls with exposed high ceilings, reception lobbies, places of worship and buildings under renovation where ductwork isn't feasible.
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Ducted Air Conditioning Systems
Ducted systems condition air centrally and distribute it through a network of ducts and diffusers, giving a completely concealed finish with no visible indoor units.
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VRF / VRV Systems
Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF/VRV) systems connect multiple indoor units — wall splits, cassettes, ducted or ceiling-suspended — to one or a small number of outdoor condensing units, each modulating refrigerant flow independently to match the exact load of its zone.
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Chillers
Chillers produce chilled water that is circulated to air handling units, fan coils or process equipment throughout a building or plant, making them the backbone of large-scale cooling where a single central plant is more practical than many separate refrigerant systems.
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Air Curtains
Air curtains create a directed sheet of air across a doorway, forming a barrier that separates conditioned or refrigerated indoor air from outdoor or ambient air without closing the door.
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Mechanical Ventilation
Mechanical ventilation uses fans and ductwork to move air through a building in a controlled way — supplying fresh air, extracting stale or contaminated air, or both — where natural ventilation alone can't meet air quality, code or comfort requirements.
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Exhaust Systems
Exhaust systems remove heat, grease-laden air, fumes, moisture or odours directly at the source before they spread into occupied space: kitchen extraction canopies, toilet exhaust, generator and plant room exhaust, and industrial fume extraction.
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Fresh Air Systems
Fresh air systems introduce filtered, conditioned outdoor air into a building independently of the main cooling system, maintaining indoor air quality without overloading room-level AC units with ventilation duty.
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HVAC Controls & Automation
HVAC controls and building automation systems bring scheduling, monitoring, alarms and centralised oversight to air conditioning, ventilation and refrigeration plant across a building: from a single zone controller through to a full BACnet/Modbus building management system integrating multiple systems and vendors.
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Cold Rooms
Cold rooms are insulated, panelled enclosures fitted with dedicated refrigeration systems to hold produce, meat, dairy, pharmaceuticals or other temperature-sensitive stock at a controlled chill or freeze temperature.
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Commercial Refrigerators
Commercial refrigerators are self-contained or remote-condenser units built for continuous commercial-kitchen duty: heavier construction, faster recovery after door openings and more robust components than domestic equipment.
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Commercial Freezers
Commercial freezers hold stock at -18°C or below across upright, chest and blast-freeze formats, built for the sustained low-temperature duty that domestic freezers aren't designed for.
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Display Chillers
Display chillers keep chilled products visible and accessible to customers while holding safe temperature: multi-deck open cases for supermarkets, glass-door merchandisers for beverages and dairy, and countertop cases for bakeries and delis.
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Ice Machines
Commercial ice machines produce cube, flake or crescent ice at volume for bars, restaurants, hotels and healthcare facilities, with built-in or separate storage bins to hold production between peak demand periods.
View details →Copper Pipes & Tubing
Refrigeration-grade copper piping in various diameters and gauges for split, VRF and refrigeration installations.
Enquire →Insulation Materials
Class-O and Armaflex-type pipe and ductwork insulation for energy efficiency and condensation control.
Enquire →Thermostats & Controllers
Digital and smart thermostats, zone controllers and BMS interface controllers for HVAC/R systems.
Enquire →Refrigerants
R32, R410A, R404A and other refrigerant gases, supplied and handled by certified technicians.
Enquire →Compressors
Replacement compressors for split, VRF, chiller and refrigeration equipment across major brands.
Enquire →Motors
Fan motors, blower motors and condenser motors for air conditioning and refrigeration units.
Enquire →Installation Materials
Mounting brackets, ducting, cabling, drainage and other consumables for professional installation.
Enquire →Frequently Asked Questions
Frosten's Products section covers the equipment categories presented on the website. The appropriate equipment depends on the application, required capacity, operating conditions and system design.
Equipment selection should consider the size and use of the space, cooling requirements, occupancy, operating conditions, energy considerations and installation requirements. Selecting equipment based only on room size can result in an unsuitable system.
Yes. Equipment selection should be based on the actual requirements of the project rather than simply choosing a product from a catalogue. Providing details about the building, application and project requirements allows the appropriate solution to be considered.
Where equipment installation forms part of the project, considering the equipment and installation requirements together helps ensure compatibility, appropriate sizing and a practical installation approach.
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