Mar 24, 2021 | Energy saving, Heating, HVAC, Tips, Video, Water services
Clocks move forward by one hour this weekend – in the early hours of Sunday 28 March at 01:00 (Saturday night). Clocks switch from Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) to Irish Standard Time (IST). Avoid situations like the one in this video, where our service engineer was...
Jul 7, 2020 | Air conditioning, Filters, HVAC, Latest News, PPM, Tips, Video
An air conditioning unit leaking water is one of the most common and sometimes the most disruptive building service problems – due to unit locations – in a workplace environment. Leaking air conditioning units generally occur over the summer months where their use and...
Jun 10, 2020 | Air conditioning, Filters, Health and safety, Heating, HVAC, Latest News, PPM, Tips, Water services
Download HVAC and water systems - returning to work operation guidance manual [PDF - version 1] Version 2 | updated: September 2021 Good ventilation – natural or mechanical – is one of the best ways of fighting coronavirus/COVID-19 and diluting virus particles that...
Jan 21, 2020 | Energy saving, Health and safety, Heating, HVAC, Pumps, Tips, Video
Circulating pumps are the life blood of the plantroom. They act as arteries, helping to bring vital HVAC and water services from the plantroom to intended recipients and locations. Heating, air conditioning and water services are distributed in a building by...
Jul 9, 2019 | Air conditioning, Energy saving, HVAC, Tips
Air conditioning problems can occur in office and work environments, particularly over the summer cooling period. The following air conditioning problems are amongst the most common reported to our field service engineers and engineering staff. If they aren’t attended...
Jul 2, 2019 | HVAC, Tips, Video, Water services
The water storage tank is an essential part of your building’s complete heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC) and water services system. By extension, a ballcock is an essential component in the system, as its job is to regulate the water level in the tank....
