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If knowledge is power then ACR News is essential reading for all those involved in the air conditioning and refrigeration industry. In fact over 69% of our readers confirmed just that in a recent independent reader survey**.

Its up to date design and emphasis on business and technology news, reinforces ACR News as THE authoritative magazine in this sector. Coming out first with the news, ACR News continues to keep you abreast of all the latest technical advances, new products and legislative changes likely to impact on your business while providing a valuable training resource through our popular Masterclass series. These features make ACR News essential reading among contractors, consultants and end users.

For over 20 years, ACR News has provided support, information and encouragement to the industry through two of the most turbulent decades in the history of air conditioning and refrigeration - ACR News will continue to do so in the years ahead.

ACR News is the only air conditioning and refrigeration magazine giving you:

· The guarantee of an ABC Profile - circulation you can trust
· 100% requested or paid for audited circulation - no wastage*

Latest Magazine Articles

Battle to save historic ice factory 23-Aug-2012 AN HISTORIC ice factory and its 80-year-old refrigeration equipment have become the subject of a preservation battle.

Service and maintenance: The write way to make the job flow 1-May-2010 REFRIGERATION and air conditioning engineers are not normally employed on the basis of their administrative capabilities. Keeping up to date with new technology is difficult enough without having to keep up with the mundane but vital service and maintenance paperwork that goes with it.

Service and Maintenance: Flush with success 1-May-2010 The banning of R11 forced engineers to look again at methods for flushing a system. Advanced Engineering technical director Colin Pratt warns against the temptation to cut corners.

Precision Air Conditioning: When close is not close enough 1-May-2010 THROUGH simultaneous variable control of temperature, humidity, fan speed and capacity, the latest precision air conditioning can typically provide operators with a 30% increase in system efficiency compared with previous generation close control systems, according to Airedale project coordinator Adam Yarrington.

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9,485 average net circulation Jan - Dec 2009 To view our ABC Audited Profile Report click here.

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* Source: ABC Profile Jan-Dec 2008
** Reader Survey May 2004 analysed by the independent market research company, Vital Statistics Ltd