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Air conditioning inspections throughout Northern Ireland
The latest government initiative ‘Air Conditioning Inspections’ have been with us for some years but only comes into force for systems between 12kW and 250kW on the 4 January 2011.
Air conditioning systems which have a rated output over 250kW should have had an inspection before 4 January 2009.
Further information on air conditioning inspections.
- Having an air conditioning inspection is a legal requirement and the inspection should be complete by January 4 2011
- An air conditioning inspection must be carried out and the report prepared by an accredited energy assessor
- The purpose of the inspections is to identify inefficiencies in the design function or control of air conditioning systems
- The inspection report will highlight where and how improvements in efficiency can be made thus providing the opportunity for reduced running costs
- Many kinds of air conditioning systems from simple split systems through larger VRF systems and those using chillers and air handling units all fall within the scope of the legislation
- BL Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Ltd can provide air conditioning inspections and reports across the full range of simple and complex systems and would be happy to discuss the legislation as it applies to your systems and to produce a quotation for the inspection and report if applicable
- We should point out that the legislation applies only to those systems that are used to provide “comfort cooling”. Refrigeration for cold stores and for process applications are excluded
Our well trained, dedicated engineers are able to offer an excellent level of service and support on Toshiba, Daikin, Mitsubishi and Sanyo systems.
To arrange an air conditioning inspection call BL Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Ltd today on
028 9002 4672
028 9002 4672