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WR2 MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CITY MULTI FOR SALE BRAND NEW

NEW STOCK WR2 MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CITY MULTI NEW MIX OF KIT

MODEL QTY.

PQRY-P250YEM-A, R407C 1 UNIT

PQY-P01YGM-A, R410A 2 UNIT

PQHY-P500YGM, R410A 3 UNIT

PQFY-P250, R410A ( HOT WATER ) 3 UNIT

PQFY-P140, R410A ( HOT WATER ) 2 UNIT

IF INTERESTED PLEASE CONTACT

Frank Roche

email. froche@frankrocheservices.ie

Tel. No. 02243324

Drift Aid

Our driver Fionn Roche got top spot in Drift Aid charity event, CUMH

at Adventure Park at Kartworld Cork.

With €10,000 raised for a great cause!!

Thanks to all the drivers for putting on a great show, all the spectators for coming along,

and also to Irish Drift Championship, all the media, the incredible staff, marshals, judges and individuals that made all this happen today,

Also big thank you to Team Shanahan for keeping the car running 100% on the track all day .

News- New Sponsorship For The Irish Drifter Fionn Roche

We are at the end of our first year drifting and proud to have been a sponsor for Fionn Roche , It was a great year .
We’re looking forward to the 2022 season and Fionn will be pushing hard for the top spot.

COVID-19 Service Department

Due to COVID-19 our service department are working remotely.

If you need a call or need to contact the service department please call 0858754312 or email Katie on kroche@frankrocheservices.ie

COVID-19 Policy

COVID – 19 Policy

We know COVID-19 (Coronavirus) can be spread the following ways:

directly, through contact with an infected person’s body fluids (for example, droplets from coughing or sneezing)
indirectly, through contact with surfaces that an infected person has coughed or sneezed on and which are, therefore, contaminated with the virus

There is no evidence that Covid-19 can spread through air-conditioning systems, according to the National Centre for Infectious Diseases (NCID)

Although there is no evidence of airborne transmission through ventilation or air-conditioning units, increasing the cleaning frequency of these units should be considered according to authorities.

Ventilation and Air-Cleaning Strategies

Because small particles remain airborne for some time, the design and operation of clean HVAC systems that move air can help prevent disease transmission in several ways, such as by the following:

Supplying clean air to susceptible occupants
Containing contaminated air and/or exhausting it to the outdoors
Diluting the air in a space with cleaner air from outdoors and/or by filtering the air
Cleaning the air within the room

Ventilation represents a primary infectious disease control strategy through dilution of room air around a source and removal of infectious agents.

Unfortunately, natural ventilation, such as that provided by windows, is not covered as a method of infection control by most ventilation standards and guidelines due to unknown external pollutants.

Temperature and Humidity

Many HVAC systems can control indoor humidity and temperature, which can in turn influence transmissibility of infectious agents.