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New year, new high for the Cooling Post
The popularity of the Cooling Post continues to grow, with visitor figures hitting another new high in January.
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Carrier R1234ze chiller lands in UK
UK: The first UK installation of Carrier’s new AquaForce 30XAV chiller operating on low GWP HFO refrigerant R1234ze has been completed at Gatwick Airport.
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Toshiba R32 console is sound investment
UK: Audio engineers at hi-fi specialist Sonority Design have installed an ultra-low noise R32-based Toshiba air conditioning system to ensure the best possible listening environment for its customers.
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Daikin to launch outdoor air conditioner
JAPAN: Daikin is to introduce an air conditioning unit in Japan to provide “cool spots” for outdoor event venues, restaurants, bar and cafe terraces.
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Daikin completes first R32 chiller installation
UK: Daikin has overseen the completion of the first UK applications of its EWAT-B air-cooled scroll chillers running on lower GWP refrigerant R32.
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Robur chillers solve electricity supply problem
UK: Faced with electricity supply problems on a landmark London residential development, developers have adopted gas-powered absorption chillers to provide comfort cooling.
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GEA adds six-cylinder HG66e
GERMANY: GEA has introduced a new six-cylinder version of its HG66e semi-hermetic refrigeration and air conditioning compressor.
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Kelvion PHE for high pressure applications
GERMANY: Kelvion’s new NP150X plate heat exchanger has been specially designed for district cooling stations, cold supply to high-rise buildings or data centre cooling applications.
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Carrier adds VRF for rooftops
USA: Toshiba Carrier has introduced a VRF system allowing multiple rooftop units and additional VRF fan coil units to be connected to one condensing unit.
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Mitsubishi adds R32 inverter models
UK: Mitsubishi Electric has added R32 Standard Inverter and Inverter models to its Mr Slim air conditioning range.
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