Ozone-depleting and high-GWP refrigerant is recovered and sent for disposal under F-Gas. The existing unit is re-charged with a current drop-in refrigerant and an oil change, or the unit is replaced and the old one decommissioned.
Midlands based in Leicester, on the M1. The engineer works the corridor from junction 20 to junction 34: Lutterworth and Magna Park, Leicester, Loughborough, East Midlands Gateway and Castle Donington, Nottingham, Mansfield, Chesterfield and Markham Vale, Sheffield. If the vehicle is standing off the corridor, say so on the call.
R404A and R22 systems are the usual ones. They are moved to a current lower-GWP refrigerant approved for the unit, with an oil change, a new filter drier, a vacuum and a weighed charge. The label and the F-Gas record are updated.
That depends on the age and hours of the unit. The engineer looks at it on site and says which. Either way the old refrigerant is recovered under F-Gas.
Yes. Artifis is a REFCOM F-Gas certified company.
Say the make of the unit, where it is standing, and whether you need a service, a breakdown, a retro-fit, an installation or a cab recharge.