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Standards, safety and training will be more important than ever, whichever refrigerant you choose. The purpose of the F-Gas regulation is to drive the industry to use lower GWP refrigerants, but as many of the low GWP options have different safety requirements, successful implementation will demand changes in the way we work. Are you prepared for this?
The first question should really be "do you have refrigerant strategy?" If the answer is “no”, you are probably wondering why you need one now.
Having previously successfully navigated the changes from either CFCs, HCFCs or the more recent move from high GWP HFCs like R-404A to lower GWP refrigerants such as R-448A or R-449A, you are probably thinking the next phase of the transition to lower GWP will be just as straight forward, but that may be a big mistake. The refrigerant landscape is about to change again, but this time it is going to be different...
In a recent interview with the ACR Journal, Climalife UK Marketing Manager, Mel Summers, talks about here career and how she got into the cooling industry.
With today’s buzzword being energy efficiency due to the rising energy costs, there are also signs that our industry is starting to consider lifetime ownership costs, which includes the, often overlooked, cost of running the equipment in favour of only considering the initial capital expenditure.
Cool-Gauge; an intelligent approach to monitoring the Heat Transfer Fluids (HTF’s) in your cooling system - now available from Climalife in the UK.
An industrial site in the UK, which produces approximately 1.5 million pizzas per week, was experiencing cooling performance issues relating to the heat transfer fluid.
Climalife is pleased to announce that it has joined the Good Business Charter.
