Working to the relevant standards, such as EN23953 and EN378, we design refrigeration systems using the most up to date refrigerant gases on the market. At the moment this inculdes gases such as R134A, R290 and R407A. Going forward into the future we will be adopting the newest gases as they become available, in an effort to lower our impact on the environment.

In relation to Aesthetics and Ergonomics, we listen to the requirements of our clients, their architects and their planners. This ensures that we provide an appropriate product in order to fulfill the needs of the customer. This can lead to an all-round beneficial solution to all.

Anglo Irish Refrigeration have in-house designers and who work with the client and use the very latest software packages available, such as AutoCAD and Micropipe

All of our Engineers are apprentice trained and time served engineers. They are constantly upskilling, in order to keep pace with the changes and technical advances within the industry.

Anglo Irish Refrigeration is registered with;

The IRI – Institute of Refrigeration
RECI – Register of Electrical Contractors of Ireland
NISO – National Irish Safety Organisation
EPA – PAN – Prior Annual Notification
F-Gas Registration
WEEE Registered

All of our staff are trained in all aspects of health and safety as it relates to their work, this training includes;

Solas (previously Fas) Safe Pass
Forklift Operatiors Licence
Brazer Approval to BS EN ISO 13585:2012 and BS EN 13134:2000
Manual Handling Training
Fire Safety Training
Abrasive Wheels
Harness
MEWPs – Mobile Elevated Working Platform
First Aid
Banksman
Confined Space
Working at Heights
Scaffolding
Mobile Access Tower CSCS
Refrigerant Handling to City & Guilds 2078/79

Anglo Irish Refrigeration has a dedicated team of engineers on hand to look after our clients who have maintenance contracts with us.

These engineers consistantly, and regularly, visit the listed sites in a planned and scheduled way throughout the year in order to carry out tasks such as;

Condenser Fan and Condenser Checks – These Ensure that Good Air Circulates within the Cabinet Taking Place so Ideal Heat Rejection is Taking Place.
Checking Compressors are Running as Intended and as Designed.
Carrying out Refrigerant Leak Tests and Making Sure that Repairs are Carried out in a Swift and Prompt Manner.
Keeping Records of all Gases Used by the Systems in Accordance with the F-Gas Regulations, as well as the ODS Regulations.
Checking Systems Controllers are set Correctly and Optimised.
Making Recommendations to the Owners and Managers of Systems in an Effort to Improve System Performance and Lower Running Costs.

At Anglo Irish Refrigeration we strive to keep to the philosophy of REDUCE – REUSE – RECYCLE. As such a large portion of the equipment which we suply, or remove from sites, is recyclable.

If a customer has older equipment we can assess the cabinet and, if needs be take it our of service for a period of time. This allows us to gice the unit an overhaul, test it and put it back into service again. With display cabinets this process can involve fitting energy saving sevices such as:

LED Lighting
Glass Doors
Low Energy EC Fans
Electronic Smart Controls (Danfoss or Carel)
Repainting or Touching up the Cabinet
New Shelves

Anglo Irish Refrigeration is fully F-Gas and WEEE compliant.

Anglo Irish Refrigeration has a fully fitted out refrigeration workshop as well as dedicated engineers working full time at our head office in Ashbourne, Co. Meath. These engineers can carry out repairs to cabinets or equipment. This can include work on Ovens (Gas, Electric, or Microwave), Heaters/Boilers, Ice Cream Machines, Compressors, Condensing Units, Electrical Panels and Much More

Anglo Irish Refrigeration has a vast wealth of experience in relation to project management. This comes from the companies many years within the industry, as well as experienced managers who have decades of project management experince between them. Our site supervisors have also worked on some of the most prestigious sites around Ireland. Our work can involve interacting directly with the clien, or perhaps through a main contractor. We are fully insure and fully registered for tax/VAT.

Due to our expertise, our work has taken us abroad upon request of our clients, as well as working in Ireland. Due to this we have worked at sea on ferries, in the UK, Russia and Algeria.

Our service department is a fully functioning technical service department with highly skilled, and experienced, engineers and electricians. Our service department is able to perform repairs in situ, in order to minimize the disruption caused. We make use of modern facilities by dialing/logging into systems remotely to investigate any reported problems. This may allow us to alleviate some problems before they have become an issue, or by giving the engineer en-route a summary of the on-site conditions.

24 Hours 7 Days a Week 365 Days a Year Coverage
Over 40 Years of Product Knowledge
Covering all 32 Counties
Experience in Servicing Refrigeration Systems as Well as Ovens, Dishwashers, Air Conditioning, and Much More.
All Work Carried Out to EN378 and to the Highest Standards
Any Leaks on Gas Systems are Fully Repaired Before Any New Gas is Added, The Unit is then Leak Tested Again as per F-Gas Regulations
Service Vans Equipped with Best Quality Tools and Spare Parts
Engineers and Electricians on Standby as Well as Reserve Engineers

Our service department is constantly upskilling our apprentice and staff in order to keep up to date with the most modern of control and fault finding systems. This allows us to stay at the forefront of the industry.

Call us on +353 1 835 0866 (including out of hours)

Anglo Irish Refrigerations engineers and sales team woul be more than happy to survey you premises or equipment. This can allow us to give an objective appraisal of how to operate the equipment more efficiently and, in turn, save money. We can also make relevant suggestions in regards to the potential to upgrade equipment, particularly in relation to recent changes in F-Gas regulations.

Any redundant units can be disposed of in an environmentally conscious way, recycling as much as possible. We are always happy to offer a solution to whatever the problem may be, where it is relevant to our business.