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UNDERSTANDING THE F-GAS / HFC PHASEDOWN
The ongoing HFC phasedown continues to shape the refrigeration and air conditioning industry. Under EU F-Gas regulations, the amount of high-GWP refrigerants allowed onto the market is being reduced each year. This pushes end users to transition quickly toward more environmentally friendly alternatives for stationary refrigeration, air conditioning, and heat pump systems.
As the phasedown progresses, the reduced supply of high-GWP gases is already leading to noticeable shortages, resulting in significant and rapid price increases across the sector.
Leakage Check Requirements Link: http://www.refcom.org.uk/media/1165/refcom-technical-update-tb008.pdf
HIGH-QUALITY AIR CONDITIONING FEATURES
Enjoy long-lasting performance with premium units built to exceptional manufacturing standards and supported by proven warranties. Our latest systems use ozone-friendly refrigerants with the lowest GWP levels for greater sustainability. Choose from 3, 5, or 7-year parts and labour warranties to suit your needs. Each unit provides reliable cooling and heating for homes and businesses, delivering outstanding results as part of our professional air conditioning installations.
SIMPLE GUIDE TO AC ENERGY EFFICIENCY
Refrigeration and air conditioning systems operate using the “coefficient of performance,” meaning they can deliver around 2.5–3kW of cooling or heating for every 1kW of electricity used. This efficiency comes from the heat pump transferring energy between the indoor and outdoor environments.
To estimate AC running costs, take the system’s total kW capacity, divide it by 2.5, then multiply by the estimated number of hours it operates each day. Finally, multiply that figure by your electricity rate (in pence per kWh), noting that charges vary depending on your supplier. For expert guidance or help calculating your costs, contact us today.
TYPICAL COST ESTIMATES
Based on a 3Kw wall-mounted unit
3Kw divided by 2.5 = 1.2
1.2 × 8 hours per day = 9.6
9.6 × 6.5p (average kilowatt per hr price)
= 63 pence per day
= £5 per 5-day week
= £21.40 per month
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