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The air conditioning system at the John Lewis department store in Milton Keynes has been upgraded by Weatherite Building Services. It was part of a major refurbishment programme the company is undertaking for John Lewis and includes work on stores in Aberdeen, Cheadle and Peterborough. As principal contractor Weatherite Building Services was responsible for the recovery of redundant plant, together with designing and installing replacement systems, which, in the case of the Milton Keynes store, included four new Hitachi chillers and 21 Daikin split systems. The existing systems are being replaced because they used R22 refrigerant.

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Air conditioning systems at four job centres in the South of England have been supplied and installed by Weatherite Building Services. At Margate, the company installed a Sanyo gas powered VRF system known as the Eco-g. The system was specified to provide an energy efficient solution. With nitrogen oxide emissions 66% lower than current EU standards, the company claims, the product is included on the Energy Technology list. A range of twin split air conditioning systems were also installed across all the sites to provide energy efficiency.

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Wall-mounted cooling equipment in new I.T. rooms and a lecture theatre in the St John's Wing at Walsall Manor Hospital has been provided by Weatherite. The project also called for the removal of R22 refrigerant and a routine maintenance check on three existing ac units. As a member of Constructionline, the company is in the government's register of companies pre-qualified to work in the public sector.

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Unable to hang the canopy from the roof, Weathertight Building Services has designed a special self-support system fabricated from steel hollow section as part of a the installation of a kitchen ventilation system at a school in Telford. The stainless steel island extract canopy and ductwork includes a ?spine? distribution system which enables various utilities to be brought together in a single unit. The ventilation system can be wall or island mounted.

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