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18 Aug 2015

Sharp to launch DC-powered ac

JAPAN: Sharp is planning to launch a DC-powered air conditioner which would operate more efficiently from a storage battery….

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Copeland compressor data now online

USA: Emerson has created a searchable online database on the application of Copeland compressor products….

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16 Aug 2015

Taipei wins Gold at WorldSkills

BRAZIL: Pei-Hao Juan from Chinese Taipei took Gold at WorldSkills 2015 in Sao Paulo tonight….

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Trane debuts R410A replacement

JAPAN: A Trane air-cooled chiller employing a new low-GWP refrigerant replacement for R410A is to be presented at this week’s IIR conference…

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Beijer Ref signs German supply deal

GERMANY: Refrigeration wholesaler Beijer Ref’s subsidiary in Germany has signed a supply agreement with leading German contractor Dresdner Kühlanlagenbau (DKA)….

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15 Aug 2015

ASHRAE backs adoption of legionella standard

USA: ASHRAE is pushing for its new legionella risk management standard to be more widely adopted following the recent outbreak in New…

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US ac shipments down

USA: Shipments of central air conditioners and air-source heat pumps totalled 878,513 units in June – 8.2% down on June 2014, according…

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13 Aug 2015

Drug factory closed after legionella scare

USA: Drug manufacturer GlaxoSmithKline temporarily closed its North Carolina factory on Tuesday after a cooling tower on the site tested positive for…

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12 Aug 2015

Thermo King to offer R452A in US

USA: Transport refrigeration firm Thermo King has announced it is to offer trailers and trucks using lower GWP refrigerant R452A in North…

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11 Aug 2015

Suppliers back HFC phase-down

AUSTRALIA: Refrigerant suppliers and users have welcomed the Government’s backing for a phase down of HFCs under the Montreal Protocol….

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