The Price from Delta is fully installed anywhere in the UK mainland, with a 36 month full warranty.......

The Qualitair Blizzard ECA approved Cellar King cask and keg beer cellar cooler refrigeration cooling system is fully installed by Delta Refrigeration into your below ground pub cellar of up to 20 feet x 15 feet  (6m x 5m)  3.5kW cooling capacity.
The only cellar cooler brand to be ECA approved meaning you can offset the full purchase price against tax in the first year. See government details below

Powerful stainless steel quality indoor cellar cooler with digital readout. Ideal to maintain a beer cellar temperature of 12C (54F)

This Qualitair cellar cooler has the Delta Refrigeration unique 36 month parts and labour warranty as standard, not many others offer this unless you take out an expensive maintenance contract.
Some companies only offer you a 12 month parts warranty!

The weatherproof outdoor cellar cooling condensing unit has a quiet and energy efficient compressor and variable speed condenser fan saving you money on running costs. We supply the interconnecting  armoured cable and outdoor electrical isolator along with new insulated copper tube.

Features..
*Quiet running outdoor condensing unit
*Electronic Temperature readout
*Low and High Pressure safety switches
*De-ice thermostat
*Outdoor Fan Speed Controller
*Brewery Specification
*Extra Low Temperature available ideal for bottle stores.
*Enhanced Capital Allowance approved

Carlisle and Norwich based Delta Refrigeration offer a national installation service for this cellar cooling throughout England, Wales and Scotland mainland with mobile engineers based in Norfolk, Cumbria and South West Scotland. You are close enough for us to serve you!

This cooling system is also ideal for keeping perishable goods such as vegetables and flowers chilled to prolong their life.

Delta the brewery "specialists" will save you money from installation costs to routine maintenance.  Your existing system probably operates on the now obsolete R22 refrigerant gas and will be costly to repair, its efficiency is inferior to the modern systems to and so costs more to run it. The modern Qualitair coolers have all the latest control and protection features to ensure a long economical life and low noise when running.

Beer and wine cellar cooling refrigeration equipment requires an annual service to maintain peak performance. Buy from the company you can trust with many years experience supplying refrigeration equipment to Breweries, Pubs, Hotels and Clubs just like yours.
Call Delta Refrigeration now on 01576 300531 (head office) or Norwich 01603 340094
See our Cellar Cooler micro website Cellar Cooling

Also
We now supply the low temperature version of this cellar cooler system that will chill the room down to just 4C, ideal if you store mainly bottled beer and soft drinks, the extra cost for this system is £220

This cellar system requires a 13 or 16 amp 230 volt power supply. Any circuit breakers should be motor rated.
Sizes.
Indoor cooler. 805mm wide, 450mm high, 475mm deep.
Outdoor condensing unit.  720mm wide, 610mm high, 250mm deep.

 

 

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What is the ECA scheme?

The Enhanced Capital Allowance (ECA) scheme is a key part of the Government’s programme to manage climate change, and is designed to encourage businesses to invest in energy-saving equipment. Why was it introduced? The Government introduced the ECA scheme in 2001 to encourage businesses to invest in low carbon, energy-saving equipment. As part of the Climate Change Levy Programme, it’s designed to help the UK reach its Kyoto target of reducing carbon emissions by 20%. Climate change is becoming one of the biggest threats to our planet’s environment, and the biggest cause of this is carbon emissions produced by burning fossil fuels. Around half of these come from businesses and industrial processes, so it’s important that efforts to reduce emissions focus on these areas. There are three ECA schemes which provide enhanced tax relief for spending on equipment which has environmental benefits: energy-saving equipment, water-efficient equipment and low carbon dioxide emission cars. This website focuses on energy-saving products and technologies. What does the ECA Energy scheme involve? The scheme provides a tax incentive to businesses that invest in equipment that meets published energy-saving criteria. The Energy Technology List (ETL) details the criteria for each type of technology, and lists those products in each category that meet them. It is managed by the Carbon Trust, on behalf of the Government, and has two parts: The Energy Technology Criteria List (ETCL), which is reviewed annually as part of to ensure that it reflects technological progress. It sets out the qualifying energy-saving criteria for each class of technology. See how the energy-svaing criteria have changed over the years. The Energy Technology Product List (ETPL), updated at the start of each month on this website, lists the products and technologies that are eligible for an ECA. The ETPL also contains details of the maximum claim values for qualifying products which comprise a component in a larger piece of plant and machinery, whch does not itself qualify for ECAs.  Key Features of the ECA scheme Open to all businesses that pay UK corporation or income tax, regardless of size, sector or location. Provides 100% first-year capital allowances on investments in energy-saving equipment against taxable profits of the period of investment. All the products listed on the ETPL must meet the energy-saving criteria, published in the ETCL. Only spending on new and unused energy-saving equipment can qualify for ECAs. Capital allowances are available for spending “on the provision of” plant and machinery. This can include certain costs arising as a direct result of the installation of qualifying plant and machinery such as; transport of the equipment to the site, and some direct installation costs. Please refer to the Claiming an ECA section for more information.

 

 

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