We operate a separate website dedicated to our customers where they have access to more detailed information than we have on our public website.
In order to access this site you will need to have been specifically given access and you will need to log into the site using a Microsoft Account. Instructions for how to do this will have been are included with your invitation.
If you have already been granted access please click this link to visit the site.
If you would like access to this resource, please contact us at climalife.uk@climalife.dehon.com
The team at Climalife UK would like to wish all of their customers, friends and colleagues within the industry a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Deatils can be found here on our Christmas Opening Times.
Whilst heat transfer fluids (HTFs) might be one of the least expensive components of a system, they are critical to the way it functions. But when you decide on a heat transfer fluid for your system, the environmental credentials might not be the first thing you consider.
Not only was Peter awarded the prestigious Alan Moor Award back in March of this year at the ACR News Awards in recognition of his 34-years’ of contributions to the cooling industry, he won his second award of the year at the RAC Cooling Awards on 21 October; jointly taking the respected Fred Jamieson Award, acknowledging and appreciating his vast work and efforts across the industry since joining in 1987.
By 2030 the current F-Gas Legislation effective in the UK requires the TCO2e of refrigerant being placed on the market to be reduced by 79% from the baseline figure. Sales and Marketing Coordinator, Georgie Hillier, looks at the equipment and controls available to support with the F-Gas phase down and the UK 2050 net zero emissions tatget.
Meet our customer experience project team who are embarking on a journey to make our customer experience the absolute best it can be. We want every interaction our customers have with us to be easy, pleasant and enjoyable.
Here at Climalife, we recognise that the future of our industry lies with some of the younger members of our community and perhaps also some who have decided to retrain. Many of these people will be studying hard for upcoming qualifications, keen to make their first steps into the cooling industry and secure successful careers for themselves.
Before his retirement at the end of 2021, Peter Dinnage, Technical Director, looks at how far the industry has come and his forecasts for the future.
