Temporary
Chiller Hire

Yes we do offer full temporary chiller hire installation services.

The process is very straight forward, and includes;

1. A free site survey following first contact for chiller hire services.
2. Presentation of a detailed proposal to include all rental equipment required, installation strategy and costs.
3. Following order, delivery and installation in a safe and proper manor.
4. Full commissioning by qualified engineers to leave in good running order.
5. Follow-up maintenance visits as required to the temporary chiller installation.

Temporary chillers in many cases can be supplied the same day. This in large part is due to the fact that we carry large stocks of equipment that is designed for fast temporary installations.

This includes;

1. Portable temporary chillers with fast connect electrical and water connection systems.
2. 10bar rubber suction and discharge flexible hosing with Camloc connectors.
3. Temporary H07 RNF power cabling.
4. Experienced technicians for installation and commissioning.

Temporary chiller hire costs depend on the equipment supplied and the duration of the project. Simply put, the longer you hire a chiller for the cheaper it will get.

For example;

To hire a 300kw chiller for a month would typically cost around £450-550 per week.

However, to hire the same chiller for 6 months you would pay around £300-375 per week.

These are basic costs for the temporary chiller and you would have to factor in additional equipment such as temporary hosing, cabling, pumps etc for the full equipment costs. Typically, auxiliary equipment would make up 20-30% of the base cost of the chiller rental.

As you would appreciate, every job is very different and costs vary, however, please be assured that we are committed to providing the most cost effective chiller rentals services in the industry today.

Firstly, get in touch by using the forms here, by email or phone. It always really helps to be given as much information as possible.

Including;

1. Site location
2. Expected duration of the temporary chiller hire. Typically, longer durations mean lower weekly hire costs
3. The size of chiller required. Which could be the rating of a chiller that has possibly broken down, or the loading of a specific process cooling application.
4. Suitable access routes and proposed location of the Temporary chiller.
5. Connection points for the water hosing. For example, are there isolated flanges or other on the chiller water flow and return pipe-work legs- maybe 2″ BSP flushing access points on risers?
6. A suitable electrical supply to connect to. Maybe for instance, the existing chiller supply, either at the chiller or distribution point.

Don’t worry if all the above sounds daunting. We are here to help and can guide you through the process, so please get in touch.