Keeping a Charlotte Tent Event Cool and Powered
Cold Air Rentals recently supported an event in Charlotte, with the temporary cooling and power equipment needed to keep a large tented space comfortable and operational.
Temporary Cooling for a Large Event Tent
For this project, our team provided a 25-ton air conditioning unit that was ducted directly into the tent. The large flexible ductwork allowed cool air to be distributed throughout the enclosed event space, helping maintain a comfortable environment for guests and staff.
25-Ton Air Conditioning System
The 25-ton AC unit was selected to provide the cooling capacity needed for the size of the tent and the expected conditions. By using a ducted setup, Cold Air was able to efficiently deliver conditioned air into the space rather than relying on portable units inside the tent.
Reliable Temporary Power with a 60kW Generator
In addition to the cooling equipment, Cold Air Rentals provided a 60kW generator to supply dependable temporary power for the project.
Supporting Event Operations
Temporary events often require significant electrical power for lighting, climate control, AV equipment, catering, and other event needs. A properly sized generator helps keep essential equipment running reliably throughout the event.
Professional Temporary HVAC & Power Setup
Outdoor events present unique challenges when it comes to temperature control and power. Hot weather, large enclosed spaces, and fluctuating event demands can make temporary HVAC and power planning especially important.
Cold Air Rentals provides commercial-grade temporary air conditioning and generator solutions tailored to each project’s specific requirements.
Need Temporary AC or Power for Your Next Event?
Whether you’re planning an outdoor event, managing a temporary facility, or need supplemental cooling and power, Cold Air Rentals can help you find the right equipment for the job.
Contact Cold Air Rentals to discuss your temporary air conditioning, cooling, and generator rental needs in Charlotte and beyond.
