Tel: +353 42 966 5297
Email: sales@renihanrefrigeration.com
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County Cavan, Ireland

A glycol cooling system consists of four main components: a glycol chiller, a glycol pump, a glycol reservoir, and a heat exchanger. The glycol chiller cools the mixture of glycol and water to a desired temperature. The glycol pump is a device that circulates the glycol mixture through a closed loop of tubing or piping. The glycol reservoir is a tank that stores the glycol mixture and allows for expansion and contraction. The heat exchanger is the device that transfers heat from the process water or air to the glycol mixture.

Renihan Refrigeration Ltd. are specialists in the supply and installation of glycol storage and refrigeration equipment in Ireland. Only the best-performing and longest-lasting products on the market with guaranteed customer satisfaction.

Since our inception, we have prided ourselves on being a family-run business providing a superb personal touch. Of the 15 strong team employed today, five of those are family members. By giving a personal touch, we have been able to hold onto our customers for life. We know all of them on a first-name basis.

Glycol Storage Tank Installation Ireland, Renihan Refrigeration Ireland
How to contact Renihan Refrigeration:
Tel: +353 42 966 5297
Email: sales@renihanrefrigeration.com
Supply
Only the best-performing and longest-lasting products on the market with guaranteed customer satisfaction.
Install
Vastly experienced installation teams and service engineers to make sure the service is every bit as dependable as the product.
Maintain
Anything we supply, we look after it for the customer thereafter. We have a team of service technicians out on the road full-time.
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