Hotpoint PTAC units are approved by IHG and several hotel brands that value reliability and affordability. Contact us for a full compatibility check on your brand.

Danby PTAC units are a trusted choice for independent hotels, boutique properties, and major brands. We can help confirm brand-specific approval for your property.

No! Whether you need a single PTAC replacement unit or a full property rollout, we accommodate orders of all sizes.

Our PTAC units come with industry-leading warranties, such as extended cover for both parts and labor. We walk you through individual specifics during the selection process and work closely with our partners to provide peace of mind for your investment.

PTAC units are self-contained, cost-effective, and easy to install. They are ideal for controlling temperature in individual hotel rooms. A central HVAC system requires more infrastructure, higher upfront costs, and complex maintenance.

Yes they are! HVAC is often the largest energy expense in hospitality, making up a significant portion of your operating costs.

Modern PTAC units with heat pump technology offer up to 30% energy savings annually compared to older or centralized systems. Because each unit runs independently, there’s no wasted energy heating or cooling unoccupied rooms, resulting in lower utility bills and more efficient property-wide climate control.

LOC helps you choose the most efficient models for your setup and maximize your return through energy savings and available subsidies.

Yes. Our PTAC units deliver reliable heating and cooling year-round, even in colder climates. With heat pump technology that operates efficiently down to -20 °C, a single unit can handle both functions, simplifying HVAC management across your hotel.

Yes. Most older PTAC units can be replaced easily with newer models. If the existing wall sleeve or opening is different, we offer custom sleeves and adapters to ensure a perfect fit and a smooth installation.

A quality PTAC unit typically lasts 10 to 15 years, depending on usage and maintenance, making it a long-term investment for your hotel.

Noise levels vary by model, but many modern PTAC units now offer advanced sound insulation and quieter operation. Hotels can choose from a range of noise control options, and we’ll help you select the right unit based on your comfort standards, budget and property needs.

It depends on the size of the room, the insulation, the climate, and even the number of windows.

As a general rule of thumb:

• 7,000–9,000 BTUs: Smaller rooms or suites under 300 sq ft
• 9,000–12,000 BTUs: Standard hotel rooms between 300–450 sq ft
• 12,000–15,000+ BTUs: Larger rooms, suites, or rooms in hotter regions

Choosing the right BTU level is essential for maintaining guest comfort and maximizing energy efficiency. While it might be tempting to go with a more powerful unit, oversizing can lead to short cycling (when the system turns on and off too often) causing uneven temperatures, higher energy bills, and increased wear on the equipment. The best approach is to match the BTU output to the actual needs of each room, based on size, layout, and usage, to ensure reliable performance without unnecessary cost.