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APP GUIDE Güntner


Güntner's know-how in the field of refrigeration technology and the tools it has developed have proven invaluable over the years. In order to make its knowledge and tools accessible to customers on the move, Güntner has developed a refrigeration app offering practical functions in clear categories.


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This app offers you suggestions for the selection of refrigeration and air-conditioning components based on the user’s requirements or on standard operating conditions in common refrigeration and A/C system. Just insert some criteria like cooling capacity, refrigerant, evaporation and condensation temperature, and other relevant variables in common refrigeration systems.


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A-Gas


GTO® provides an integrated cylinder stock control, job management and insightful F-Gas reporting tool for all HVACR contractors. GTO comes complete with two interconnecting elements: The Mobile App and The Desktop Web Portal making data capture, management and reporting easy.


Website: www.agas.co.uk


The Fujitsu Mobile Technician free mobile app


The app supplies vital information and helps with troubleshooting on all the latest Fujitsu splits and VRF equipment. Its functions include sensor checking, error code explanations, indoor and outdoor LED flash count definitions, thermistor value conversion, pressure sensor value conversion and even a handy flashlight straight from the app.


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