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For safety all boilers and gas appliances are checked for carbon monoxide spillage when serviced or repaired.

Koolspace is qualified in energy efficiency and the service, repair and installation of Gas appliances including; boilers, un-vented water cylinders and heating systems through to automotive AC, domestic split air conditioning systems, cooling and refrigeration, cold room construction, water chillers, freezers, bottle coolers and ice machines. Koolspace is also a recognised FOSTER dealer and authorised engineer.

Automotive Air conditioning

Phil Crosby M.I.V.A.C.

Even if your air conditioning system was built to go the distance, it's got to be maintained in perfect condition, just like your car. You wouldn't drive across the country without tuning up Old Betsy first, would you? A properly maintained system will last longer with fewer breakdowns and save money every month through lower fuel bills.
So you haven't noticed any problems with your air-conditioning system, huh? If you don't regularly change the oil in your car, you won't notice problems caused by lack of maintenance until the engine stops running, either. The price of an oil change is much cheaper than the cost of a new engine! The same is true with your air conditioning system. You may not notice the little problems in the short run - but they will always catch up with you in the long run and it costs a lot more to wait. Since Koolspace has specialised in helping vehicle owners like you get the best performance possible from their air conditioning systems through regular preventive maintenance, we know - and our customers know - Preventive Maintenance works.

Regular, low-cost Servicing saves money More than 70% of new cars sold this year have air conditioning systems fitted as standard. But only around 10% of garages have the expertise and equipment necessary to look after those systems. At Koolspace we can solve your car air conditioner problems. "R134a retrofit" is the technical way to describe the conversion of an older car air conditioning system. Please contact us for details of our R134a retrofit service or ask about our cheaper "drop-in" option for the older vehicle.

Q: How often should a vehicle air conditioning system be serviced?
A: Annually, as part of a vehicle's annual service routine, its air conditioning system should be inspected. This annual check should include a check of refrigerant quality, quantity, pressure and temperature, checking refrigerant hoses, drive belts and wiring harnesses and changing pollen filters. Please note that this is at additional cost to the vehicle's 'annual' service. We strongly recommend that a full service is carried out every two years; and in addition to the above items the filter/dryer is changed.

Our service comprises the following items:
Identify system contents with refrigerant analyser Recover all refrigerant from the system Remove and replace the filter unit Check condition of the condenser unit Check condition of all hoses and wiring harnesses. Check compressor oil level Pressure test the system with dry nitrogen, vacuum system for a minimum of 30 minutes Recharge with refrigerant and oil, leak test all components Carry out pressure and temperature test. Update service records.
Q: What happens if a system is not regularly serviced?
A: If an aircon system is not serviced, a buildup of moisture will occur. The built-in filter (receiver-drier or accumulator), is designed to store any moisture and contamination present in the system. If the filter is not changed then its element will eventually break down and cause internal damage to the air conditioning system.
Q: Why can I smell a 'musty' smell inside the car when I turn on the aircon?
A: This is due to the buildup of mold and microbes on the evaporator. It can be cured with a micro biological treatment of the evaporator unit during the annual health check.
Q: Is there anything I can do to keep the aircon working?
A: On a modern vehicle, the best advice is to run the aircon continuously. Modern systems are efficient and will not add greatly to the fuel consumption. Continuous running ensures that the refrigerant and oil are circulated throughout the system, keeping the seals lubricated and preventing microbe buildup on the evaporator.

Heating and Air conditioning, Gas Certification.


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The sun does not have to be blazing for many working environments to be stuffy and uncomfortable. Whether this is caused by the ambient temperature outside or a central heating system the result is the same and employee productivity can drop by as much as 50% if the temperature is too hot or too cold. Of course air conditioning can solve both of these problems being able to heat as well as cool. The range of systems available is mind boggling. To ensure that your organisation has a system tailor made for your particular circumstances we will complete a full site survey and produce a detailed quotation with no hidden costs, just a good, fair price for the job.

Split air conditioning is easily the most familiar form of installed air conditioning, 'split' systems are so called because they comprise of an indoor unit (mounted on a wall, ceiling or floor) which circulates the air in the room, cooling it or heating it to your requirements.

The indoor unit [evaporator] is linked to an outdoor unit [condenser] by two small diameter copper pipes contained in an insulating jacket. The heat removed from the room is dissipated to the atmosphere by the condenser. When heat is required, the system runs in reverse, taking heat from the condenser and transferring it to the evaporator then circulating warm air around the room.

A wide range of manufacturers provide equipment from which we will choose to design your system. Our service is free and will give a clear proposal and costing for most projects.

Multi-split air conditioning operating in the same way as a 'split' system, the 'Multi-split' system enables a number of indoor units to be individually controlled from a single outdoor condenser unit. 'Multi-split' systems offer an ideal way to treat a number of areas whilst minimising the space required for outdoor condensing units.

VRF Systems Variable Refrigerant Flow systems are the most modern and sophisticated development of the 'split' systems. Up to sixteen indoor units can be connected to a single large outdoor condenser. The condenser is constructed to respond proportionately to the number of evaporator units operating, each being controlled for heat or cool. This is the ultimate in flexibility, individual indoor unit temperature can be changed independently, allowing personal choice as indoor and outdoor conditions change. The VRF system offers a year round solution to indoor climate control with unrivaled flexibility and energy efficiency.

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