Chiller Design, Installation and Servicing Cambridge

ThermOzone are refrigeration and air conditioning experts serving the Cambridge area.

The ThermOzone team can assist in the maintenance, servicing and repair of refrigeration and air conditioning services within Cambridge, as well as advising the best solution after completing a site survey.

NuChill^® - Bespoke Chiller Design

With the design of our NuChill^® chiller we took a view that allows for ease of service and maintenance, helping you save on the running costs of your chiller. This also gives clients the peace of mind that items can be replaced easily if and when required. Each chiller is designed around the needs of the client and the building it is in, whilst still incorporating the NuChill^® design.

ReChill^® - Chiller Rebuild and Servicing

ReChill^® allows the client to rebuild a chiller in situ or using bespoke design to suit their site and needs.

Every ReChill^® chiller has the highest level that the company - and often industry - can offer in terms of planning and design. Each chiller is completely bespoke to the client requirements and aims to extend the life of the chiller, reduce energy consumption and remove R22. We also offer a maintenance service with each chiller to ensure your chiller continues to work as required.

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Cambridge - Did you know?

Cambridge has two official weather stations, the National Institute of Agricultural Botany and the Cambridge University Botanic Garden. Cambridge has a maritime climate but is located in the driest region of Britain, with an average rainfall of only 570mm per year. The highest temperature recorded in Cambridge was 36.5°C, and the minimum temperature recorded here was -17.2°C.

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