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Just picture this, you’ve been out all day exploring, the weather is hot, you arrive home, and instead of your home being too hot, it’s the perfect temperature due to the air conditioning unit you have. Being too hot in your home is not a pleasant experience, especially when going to sleep. The heat sticks onto your body, causing you to feel overheated and have a bad sleep.

Air conditioning units are a lifesaver to many. They keep your home cool and perform to the temperature you feel most comfortable at. You can set a timer so it’s not on all day and as mentioned above, most importantly they help you get a good night’s sleep. There are many different types of air conditioning units that you can purchase, they all vary depending on the budget you have set. read more >

Meat processing facilities have been using refrigeration technology for many years to keep meat products at the correct temperature. This has helped to improve the quality and safety of meat products and has allowed these products to be sold in stores all over the world. This blog post will discuss the advantages of refrigeration in meat processing facilities, and we will explain why this technology is so important for this industry.

Prevent Wastage

It is estimated that approximately 15% of meat products are lost to spoilage each year. This number is even higher in developing countries where food safety practices are not as well-established. Refrigeration can help to reduce this number by keeping meat products at a safe temperature and preventing the growth of bacteria that can cause spoilage. read more >

Did you know that the temperature of your food can affect its taste and nutritional value? That is why it is so important to have a good refrigeration system in place for your fruits and vegetables. This blog post will discuss the importance of refrigeration systems for fruits and vegetables. We will also talk about the different types of refrigeration systems available and how they can benefit your business.

Prevent Fruit & Veg From Spoiling

Refrigeration is a process that helps to preserve food by keeping it at a cool temperature. This prevents the growth of bacteria and mould, which can cause food poisoning. Refrigeration also slows down the chemical reactions that cause fruits and vegetables to rot. read more >

Did you know that not servicing your air conditioning unit could void your warranty? It’s important to have a schedule for servicing your AC unit, just like you would for your car. A well-maintained AC unit will run more efficiently and last longer. This blog post will discuss the importance of servicing your AC unit and provide some tips on how to keep it running smoothly.

High energy bills

If you don’t have your AC unit serviced regularly, it will not work as efficiently as it could. This means that your energy bills will be higher than they need to be. Servicing your AC unit helps to ensure that it is running at its best, which in turn can help to lower your energy bills. read more >

The leaves have started to change colour, and the temperature has begun to drop, which can only mean one thing: winter is coming. For many people, this means bundling up in layers of clothes and staying indoors as much as possible. But for building owners, it’s time to prepare for the cold weather. In this blog post, we will discuss eight ways that you can prepare your home or business for the winter season.

Inspect The Roof

One of the most important things you can do to prepare your property for winter is to have your roof inspected. This is especially important if you live in an area with a lot of snow or ice. A professional roofing contractor will be able to check for any weak spots or damage. If there are any weak spots or damage, then you will need to have this repaired as soon as possible. While the repairs may be costly, the damage the building will suffer if the roof were to collapse would be much worse. In addition, the roof is what protects your property from the elements, so it’s important to ensure that it is in good condition. read more >

Commercial refrigerators are essential for many businesses like pubs, restaurants, cafes, supermarkets, and so on. Farm shops, butchers, fishmongers and hoteliers also favour commercial refrigerators over regular ones. Indeed, these appliances contain larger compressors, ensuring that items kept in them are effectively preserved. That said, you don’t have to worry about losses caused by food waste. Moreover, they are more durable, energy-efficient, and easy to deep-clean. However, commercial refrigerators may lose functionality despite these benefits if they aren’t properly maintained. This article offers insight into the importance of routine maintenance for your commercial refrigerators. read more >

Despite all your best efforts, something is going on with your HVAC system and it’s just not cooling like it used to. Or perhaps it isn’t working at all. If you are struggling with your air conditioning and can’t get it to work, you’ll want to call a repair company in most cases. However, you may wish to try troubleshooting the problem first.

The AC is Running, But Not Cooling

If the unit is working on the base level, but you’re not getting the cool air you need, there are a few things to check.

Check the filter. Does the filter need to be cleaned? This is something to check first. If the filter is too dirty, it won’t allow air to pass through, much less cold air. You should be able to clean or replace the filter on your own. Examine the vents for blockage. The vents may also be blocked by something or if you have vents with filters or grilles, they may need to be cleaned for the same reason as above. read more >

There are several industries that find it helpful to have a freezer room available. You may already have a cold room, but a freezer room will allow you to really keep products cold. They are most used in abattoirs, meat lockers, and restaurants, as well as supermarkets.

What is a Freezer Room?

Cold rooms or walk-in coolers are quite different from freezer rooms. A cold room is designed to keep multiple products at a specific temperature, sometimes more than one temperature in the same space. In general, they’re designed to keep things cool, but not frozen. read more >