Refrigeration Service Engineer Required – South Wales
Industrial Cooling equipment are currently looking for an experienced Refrigeration Service Engineer to serve the Bridgend, South Wales Area. For details of the position please see link below: https://www.ice-ltd.co.uk/profile/careers/ Note: This position has now been filled.
read moreMechanical and Electrical Works, Food Factory, Glasgow
ICE have just completed the M&E works to a newly built Bowl Wash Area and Container Store at a food factory in Glasgow. ICE supplied and installed an air conditioning system, heat recovery ventilation system, supply & extraction system for moisture removal, fork lift charging canopy, mains electrical works along with lighting and emergency lighting […]
read morePortable Appliance Testing (PAT Testing)
ICE are now offering a PAT testing service to all clients that hold maintenance contracts with us. Whilst onsite carrying out maintenance works on your air conditioning or refrigeration systems, our engineers can carry out PAT Tests on your electrical equipment. PAT Testing is a process in the United Kingdom by which electrical appliances are […]
read moreECA Scheme
The recent 2013 budget included some important changes to the Enhanced Capital Allowances Scheme (ECA) for energy-saving technologies, including split and VRF air source heat pumps. These changes go live on 7th August 2013 and will affect the current energy technology list (ETL). Under the Government incentive scheme to encourage businesses to adopt highly energy […]
read moreR22 Replacement – Deadline approaching
In 2015 the use of Recycled R-22 refrigerant will be illegal! Are You Ready? As you are probably aware the use of virgin R22 refrigerant in any refrigeration or air conditioning system, for service or maintenance purposes is illegal, but as of 1st January 2015, the use of Recycled R-22 will also become illegal, forcing companies […]
read morePackaged Water Chiller Serving a Commercial Flatbed Printer in Kent.
ICE have recently completed the supply, installation and commissioning of a packaged water chiller for an Inca Onset S40i Printer in Gillingham, Kent. We were able to provide equipment to fit the printer’s cooling specification at an extremely competitive price, against an extremely short timescale. The packaged water chiller was up and running almost as […]
read moreAir Conditioning & Ventilation Works, Milton Keynes
ICE have completed the air conditioning and ventilation works to a screened enclosure in Milton Keynes. The air conditioning works comprised of the supply and installation of a five ducted fan coil units manufactured by Daikin and associated supply and return ductwork, insulation, fire dampers and controls. The fan coil units were coupled to a […]
read moreWater Chiller and Associated Chilled Water Pipework, Liverpool
April 2013 – ICE have just completed the design, supply, installation and commissioning of a water chiller and associated chilled water pipework.The water chiller is located externally providing chilled water at 10°C to new process machinery around 40 metres away on the factory floor. The chilled water circuit consists of all valves, strainers, service points, insulation, trace heating and an aluminium weather proof cladding. […]
read moreRefcom works with EA to stamp out F-Gas non-compliance
Refcom and the Environment Agency (EA) are now proactively searching for non-compliant companies dealing with F-Gases. The two bodies are working closely together in an effort to stamp out non-compliance of the F-Gas Regulations, focusing on all companies who have not yet complied with the regulation, including online companies. Complaints Refcom and the Environment Agency […]
read moreWhat is Air Conditioning Seasonal Efficiency?
Until 2013, the air conditioning industry used a ‘nominal’ ratio for cooling (EER) and heating (COP) but this resulted in a significant gap between predicted performance and what is actually achieved. Nominal efficiency gives an indication of how efficient an air conditioner is when operating at full load in nominal conditions (not often achieved). To rectify this, […]
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