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Conversion factorsCoversion factorsInches x 25.4 = mm x 0.0394 = InchesFeet x 0.3048 = m x 3.281 = FeetYards x 0.9144 = m x 1.0936 = YardsMiles x 1.609 = km x 0.6214 = MilesFt² x 0.0929 = m² x 10.764 = Ft²Miles² x 2.59 = km² x 0.3861 = Miles²In³ x 16387 = mm ³ x 0.000061 = In³Ft ³ x 0.02832 = m ³ x 35.31 = Ft ³Gals (Imp) x 4.546 = L x 0.22 = Gals (Imp)Gals (Imp) x 0.004546 = m ³ x 220 = Gals (Imp)btu x 0.000293 = kW x 3412 = btuLBS x 0.4536 = kg x 2.2046 = LBSTons x 1016 = kg x 0.000984 = TonsCFM x 1.701 = m ³ / h x 0.5878 = CFML / sec x 3.6 = m ³ / h x 0.277 = L / secPSI x 0.06895 = Bar x 14.504 = PSIHP x 0.7457 = kW x 1.341 = HP166 Click www.andrews-sykes.com
Temperature conversionMaximum 23ºCRecommended by Chartered Institute of BuildingServices Engineerscall andrews air conditioning hireMinimum 16ºCLegal minimum Health & Safety ExecutiveAct of 1963call andrews Heat for hireConversion Centigrade to FahrenheitºC x 1.8+32= ºFºF - 32÷1.8= ºCor Call Us Free 0800 211 611167
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Cooling& HeatingguideHire | Sales |
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ContentsVENTILATION & EXTRACTION FA
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We’ll be there: wherever and when
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Our Customer Charter■■ Our miss
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Air conditioning■■ Price compet
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Air conditioning typesThe operation
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Selection and installationSelection
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EXHAUST TUBE UNITSET7The ET7 air co
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EXHAUST TUBE UNITSPolar BreezeThe P
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EXHAUST TUBE UNITSZephyr ETThe Zeph
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ET17 HDEXHAUST TUBE UNITSThe ET17 H
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ET25EXHAUST TUBE UNITSThe ET25 is a
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PAC15PAC UNITSThe PAC15, is a styli
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PAC22 Series 2PAC UNITSThe PAC22 is
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Little CoolerEVAPORATIVE COOLERSThe
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M3000LEVAPORATIVE COOLERSThe M3000L
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Double CoolerEVAPORATIVE COOLERSThe
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Eventair CompactEVAPORATIVE COOLERS
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FC21LOW TEMPERATURE CHILLERSThe Fas
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FC90LOW TEMPERATURE CHILLERSThe Fas
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Fluid chillersEXHAUST TUBE UNITSThe
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Chillers for air conditioningThe op
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Chillers for breakdown recoveryFlui
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50 kWCHILLER UNITSThe 50 kW fluid c
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200 kWCHILLER UNITSThe 200 kW fluid
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550 kWCHILLER UNITSThe 550 kW fluid
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EXHAUST TUBE UNITSPortable air hand
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15/30 kWAIR HANDLERS15 kW fan coil
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AIR HANDLER32 kW (Low temp)32 kW ai
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AIR HANDLERS150/300 kW150 kW air ha
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Boiler hireThe UK’s number one in
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Boiler usageTypical Air Handler Set
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BOILERS100 kW PackagedThe 100 kW si
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BOILERS250 kW Trailer mountedThe 25
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BOILERS500 kW ContainerisedThe 500
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BOILERS540 kW PackagedThe 540 kW si
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EXHAUST TUBE UNITSPortable humidifi
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HUMIDIFIERSCenturyThe Century humid
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EXHAUST TUBE UNITSPortable dehumidi
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Dehumidification informationApplica
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REFRIGERANT DEHUMIDIFIERSFD15 DVThe
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REFRIGERANT DEHUMIDIFIERSHD500 DVTh
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REFRIGERANT DEHUMIDIFIERSDH600The D
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DESSICANT DEHUMIDIFIERSKT1600The KT
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EXHAUST TUBE UNITSCooling, ventilat
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COOLING, VENTILATION & EXTRACTION F
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Portable heater typesDirect fired h
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EXHAUST TUBE UNITSDirect fired gasT
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DIRECT FIRED GAS HEATERSG125 DVThe
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DIRECT FIRED GAS HEATERSG100 DVThe
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G33DVDIRECT FIRED GAS HEATERSThe G3
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G260 DVDIRECT FIRED GAS HEATERSThe
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Page 118 and 119: Direct fired oilEXHAUST TUBE UNITST
Page 120 and 121: Model 100DIRECT FIRED OIL HEATERSTh
Page 122 and 123: Model 160DIRECT FIRED OIL HEATERSTh
Page 124 and 125: Tornado 115DVDIRECT FIRED OIL HEATE
Page 126 and 127: Indirect fired gasEXHAUST TUBE UNIT
Page 128 and 129: IG60 DV 51 kWINDIRECT FIRED GAS HEA
Page 130 and 131: Indirect fired oilEXHAUST TUBE UNIT
Page 132 and 133: ID100 DVINDIRECT FIRED OIL HEATERST
Page 134 and 135: Mirage ID37 Oil DVINDIRECT FIRED OI
Page 136 and 137: EXHAUST TUBE UNITSHigh capacity hea
Page 138 and 139: FH500HIGH CAPACITY HEATERSThe FH500
Page 140 and 141: Aurora IMA185HIGH CAPACITY HEATERST
Page 142 and 143: Aurora IMAC4000HIGH CAPACITY HEATER
Page 144 and 145: Electric Heating TypesAndrews Sykes
Page 146 and 147: DE25ELECTRIC HEATERSThe DE 25 is a
Page 148 and 149: DE95ELECTRIC HEATERSThe DE95 is a v
Page 150 and 151: CT40ELECTRIC HEATERSThe CT40 has be
Page 152 and 153: ESH20/40ELECTRIC HEATERSThe ESH 20/
Page 154 and 155: QuartzELECTRIC HEATERSDesigned to a
Page 156 and 157: Lotus CeramicELECTRIC HEATERSThe Lo
Page 158 and 159: Fuel tanks and accessoriesFuel bugg
Page 160 and 161: GeneratorsGeneratorsWe have a compr
Page 162 and 163: Ducting & accessoriesSuitable for n
Page 164 and 165: Per 100 me10Electrical 5 data10 sq.
Page 168 and 169: DefinitionsR.H.Relative Humidity is
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