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Adcock was appointed by CBRE to carry out the maintenance F-gas checks on Arup’s climate control equipment at their head office.

During the visit, Adcock’s engineers spotted leaking condenser coils and swiftly organized the delivery of new coils and associated scaffolding to complete the job.

The engineers replaced 12 condenser coils with a total of 132 kg of R134a refrigerant being used.

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