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M3000LEVAPORATIVE COOLERSThe M3000L portable evaporative cooler is a good alternative to portable airconditioning. Evaporative coolers are often used where access to the outside is difficultor impractical The M3000L will provide 30 m³ of localised comfort cooling.SpecificationsAverage duty2.5 ltr/hrAir flow (max)1,750 m³/hrTypical cooled area 30 m³Power supply230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 1.6 ANoise level (max)66 dBA @ 1 metreWeight17 kgDimensions (L x W x H)468 x 637 x 1,157 mmReservoir capacity20 litresAverage power consumption360 W/hr34 Click www.andrews-sykes.com
EVAPORATIVE COOLERSM3000CThe M3000C portable evaporative cooler is a good alternative to portable airconditioning. Evaporative coolers are often used where access to the outside is difficultor impractical The M3000C will provide 30 m³ of localised comfort cooling.SpecificationsAverage duty2.5 ltr/hrAir flow (max)1,550 m³/hrTypical cooled area 30 m³Power supply230 V 1 ph 50 Hz Run 1 ANoise level (max)68 dBA @ 1 metreWeight56 kgDimensions (L x W x H)510 x 670 x 1,080 mmReservoir capacity20 litresAverage power consumption220 W/hror Call Us Free 0800 211 61135
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Page 3 and 4: ContentsVENTILATION & EXTRACTION FA
Page 5 and 6: We’ll be there: wherever and when
Page 7: Our Customer Charter■■ Our miss
Page 11 and 12: Air conditioning■■ Price compet
Page 13 and 14: Air conditioning typesThe operation
Page 15 and 16: Selection and installationSelection
Page 17 and 18: EXHAUST TUBE UNITSET7The ET7 air co
Page 19 and 20: EXHAUST TUBE UNITSPolar BreezeThe P
Page 21: EXHAUST TUBE UNITSZephyr ETThe Zeph
Page 24 and 25: ET17 HDEXHAUST TUBE UNITSThe ET17 H
Page 26 and 27: ET25EXHAUST TUBE UNITSThe ET25 is a
Page 28 and 29: PAC15PAC UNITSThe PAC15, is a styli
Page 30 and 31: PAC22 Series 2PAC UNITSThe PAC22 is
Page 32 and 33: Little CoolerEVAPORATIVE COOLERSThe
Page 36 and 37: Double CoolerEVAPORATIVE COOLERSThe
Page 38 and 39: Eventair CompactEVAPORATIVE COOLERS
Page 40 and 41: FC21LOW TEMPERATURE CHILLERSThe Fas
Page 42 and 43: FC90LOW TEMPERATURE CHILLERSThe Fas
Page 44 and 45: Fluid chillersEXHAUST TUBE UNITSThe
Page 46 and 47: Chillers for air conditioningThe op
Page 48 and 49: Chillers for breakdown recoveryFlui
Page 50 and 51: 50 kWCHILLER UNITSThe 50 kW fluid c
Page 52 and 53: 200 kWCHILLER UNITSThe 200 kW fluid
Page 54 and 55: 550 kWCHILLER UNITSThe 550 kW fluid
Page 56 and 57: EXHAUST TUBE UNITSPortable air hand
Page 58: 15/30 kWAIR HANDLERS15 kW fan coil
Page 61 and 62: AIR HANDLER32 kW (Low temp)32 kW ai
Page 63 and 64: AIR HANDLERS150/300 kW150 kW air ha
Page 65 and 66: Boiler hireThe UK’s number one in
Page 67 and 68: Boiler usageTypical Air Handler Set
Page 69 and 70: BOILERS100 kW PackagedThe 100 kW si
Page 71 and 72: BOILERS250 kW Trailer mountedThe 25
Page 73 and 74: BOILERS500 kW ContainerisedThe 500
Page 75 and 76: BOILERS540 kW PackagedThe 540 kW si
Page 77 and 78: EXHAUST TUBE UNITSPortable humidifi
Page 79 and 80: HUMIDIFIERSCenturyThe Century humid
Page 81 and 82: EXHAUST TUBE UNITSPortable dehumidi
Page 83 and 84: Dehumidification informationApplica
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DESSICANT DEHUMIDIFIERSKT1600The KT
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EXHAUST TUBE UNITSCooling, ventilat
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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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IG60 DV 51 kWINDIRECT FIRED GAS HEA
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Mirage ID37 Oil DVINDIRECT FIRED OI
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FH500HIGH CAPACITY HEATERSThe FH500
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Aurora IMA185HIGH CAPACITY HEATERST
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Aurora IMAC4000HIGH CAPACITY HEATER
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Electric Heating TypesAndrews Sykes
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DE25ELECTRIC HEATERSThe DE 25 is a
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DE95ELECTRIC HEATERSThe DE95 is a v
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CT40ELECTRIC HEATERSThe CT40 has be
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ESH20/40ELECTRIC HEATERSThe ESH 20/
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QuartzELECTRIC HEATERSDesigned to a
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Lotus CeramicELECTRIC HEATERSThe Lo
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GeneratorsGeneratorsWe have a compr
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Ducting & accessoriesSuitable for n
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DefinitionsR.H.Relative Humidity is
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