The UK has left the EU and the transition period after Brexit comes to an end on 31 December 2020. From this date the legislation regarding the air conditioning and refrigeration industry changes from the European Union’s (EU’s) Regulation (EC) No 1005/2009 to GB regulation of F gas and ODS.
As a business or landlord it’s important you understand your statutory building compliance responsibilities to make sure your building meets and complies with current government legislation
With the change in weather from warm to cold, many HVAC systems will require air conditioning maintenance before being put back into use.
To ensure a safe return to work employers must consider how best to use their air conditioning systems to keep staff safe including ensuring regular (planned) air conditioning maintenance
Prevention is better than cure is especially true when it comes to air conditioning. Air conditioning maintenance is vital to avoid major problems.
When it comes to the operation of refrigerant based air conditioning there are legal requirements / statutory obligations and duties of care in the operation and maintenance of air conditioning systems.
Having planned preventative maintenance will save you money in the long term. Ensuring your HVAC is maintained will prolong the lifespan of your system.
Did you know…. in this article we cover some of the many facts and myths that surround air conditioning. Air conditioning might seem like a boring topic and you may consider it’s just another invention that keeps us “comfortable” but it has a rich history and when you look closer it’s more interesting than you think.
The lockdown situation has been a financial burden on all businesses – large and small. That’s why Synecore has reduced its property maintenance rates to provide affordable packages for businesses and landlords as they emerge from the lockdown.
Air conditioning systems need to comply with current legislation. Part of complying must include regular inspections and air conditioning maintenance.
Air conditioning systems in the UK need to ensure they comply with current legislation. Part of complying must include regular inspections and air conditioning maintenance.
As a Kent and London air conditioning company, we are here to offer advice to companies on running efficient air conditioning systems. In 2020, the pressures on companies to reduce their carbon footprint has never been greater. In this blog we explore the role of the air conditioning company, the affects of climate change on the UK and how to stay efficient.