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The first Climalife Technical Seminar is well underway today at Watford Football Club.
Have you signed up for a seminar yet? There's still time, with venues scattered across the country, this week and next....
Climalife will be hosting a series of six technical seminars across the UK offering delegates a fantastic opportunity to catch up with the latest news in the world of refrigerants.
With talks from respected industry speakers such as .......
Renewables expert, John Westerman understands Ground Source Heat Pumps, the importance of using quality thermal transfer fluids and getting the installation right.
Here are some Frequently Asked Questions that John has answered and may help you or your customer in maximising the performance of their Heat Pump system.
Do you have a system still running on R22?
It is now illegal to use R22 for service or maintenance.
The team at Climalife IDS Refrigeration would like to wish all of their customers, friends and colleagues within the industry a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Details of our opening hours....
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Each year the sanctuary runs a shoe box appeal for Christmas and this year Jay rounded up the troops in the office to support the filling of two shoe boxes.
The UK’s 3rd Ground Source Heat Pump Association (GSHPA) Thermal Transfer Working Group took place on 18th November, at the Climalife office in Bristol.
The aim of the group is to raise awareness and improve best practice for installers, manufacturers and specifiers regarding selections, specification, installation methods and maintenance of Thermal Transfer Fluids (TTFs) within the Ground Source Heat Pump market.
