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Does your business use process fluids or heavy-duty machinery that generates heat? An industrial process chiller can help to regulate temperature and avoid issues caused by overheating.
The team at Sub-Zero can supply, install, and repair a wide range of industrial chiller units, designed to meet the requirements of a multitude of industrial applications. Our engineers have years of experience installing temperature controlling solutions across South Wales and The West.
Our team of engineers can be relied upon for a seamless installation, in accordance with F-Gas and Refcom regulations. Regardless of the capacity you require, the team can design a chiller solution designed to meet your unique business requirements.
We provide the following as part of our installation process:
At Sub-Zero, we are typically asked to install air-cooled and water-cooled chillers.
Air-cooled chillers rely on ambient air to cool hot refrigerants, these chillers provide businesses with the following benefits:
Unlike air-cooled chillers, water-cooled chillers rely on water to cool hot refrigerants. One key difference between an air-cooled and water-cooled chiller is that water-cooled chillers possess a cooling tower. Businesses can benefit from the following when opting for a water-cooled chiller:
You should consider the space, environment temperature, accessibility to water and your budget restraints when deciding whether to choose a water-cooled or an air-cooled chiller.
Feeling overwhelmed and unsure as to what chiller is most appropriate for you? Not to worry, the team at Sub-Zero will listen to your unique requirements and make recommendations on which chiller would be better suited to your application.
Even the most robust of chiller solutions can fall short if not properly maintained and serviced. At Sub-Zero, we can conduct a full service and complete any necessary maintenance work.
Is a faulty chiller interrupting your business operations? The engineers at Sub-Zero can service and repair a wide range of chillers. They’re familiar with all compressors, scrolls, screws, pumps, and valves, so you can rest easy in their highly capable hands! Should your chiller be damaged beyond repair the team at Sub-Zero can remove the damaged chiller and install a superior replacement.
Contact a member of the team today to book a repair or maintenance appointment.
At Sub-Zero Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Ltd, we aim to provide the desired temperature for your workplace. Our friendly, air conditioning engineers will work with you to make sure all your installation requirements are met.
Whether you wish to increase the energy efficiency of your factory building or have issues with your office insulation, Sub-Zero Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Ltd can cater to all your ventilation, air purification and large-scale air handling concerns.
Do you require a chiller cabinet at work? From installing cabinets, blast freezer or cold rooms, our engineers can install a refrigeration system suitable for your workplace.
It is highly important that your premises be equipped with an appropriate Cellar Cooling system in order to maintain a suitably cool, regulated temperature.
A cold room is typically a man-made room that has a lower than average temperature, also referred to as a walk-in fridge or freezer. A cold room is usually used for the storage of perishable items so as to prolong their shelf life and prevent spoiling.