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Telephone: 020 7324 2787 Email: ali.scott@redactive.co.uk
New New CIBSE-recognised Radiant
Radiant Heating solutions are increasingly
Powerplus Heating CPD
specified in the healthcare and educational
from Seaward
SAS International has developed a new CIBSE- sectors, where the benefits of freeing up floor
sets new
recognised CPD presentation on the theme and wall space, and integration with natural
standards in
of radiant heating. Ceiling- ventilation strategies are well
17th edition
mounted radiant heating panels recognised. Additionally RHPs
testing
(RHPs) are produced by HCP, can contribute towards reduced
Seaward’s the specialist heating division of cleaning regimes and help
PowerPlus 1557 is the SAS International. meet infection control targets
electrical industry’s Designed to inform both by reducing the cross infection
first fully-integrated, engineers and architects, risks associated with other
17th edition test-and- the presentation provides an systems.
inspection unit. introduction and overview of You can book a radiant
This unique tester incorporates electronic energy-efficient radiant heating heating CPD by emailing cpd@
versions of all main test certificates so that test panels (RHPs). It includes how RHPs work, sasint.co.uk or calling 0118 929 0900.
data is automatically entered into the correct performance and applications, technical l For further information on radiant heating
certificate fields as testing is undertaken. specifications, and design considerations panels visit:
This unique solution eliminates the need for when specifying. www.hcp-sasint.co.uk/radiant-heating.htm
separate manual recording of results on a dummy
certificate with a pencil and paper – and means etc. Controlled by PIR Switch, these valves
that PDA recording devices are not required. automatically open when the room is occupied
The lightweight PowerPlus 1557 multifunction so all appliances work as normal. A pre-set time
tester has been designed for maximum portability after the rooms becomes empty again the valves
and ease-of-use. Unique onboard electronic automatically shut, thus preventing waste water
certificate software enables test data to be that might be caused by leaking ball valves (faulty/
recorded directly by the tester using a replica of damaged taps or showers etc). The PIRs can also
the inspection and test certificate. control the lighting automatically, helping to save
The certificate assistance also holds many of energy. Robert Pearson & Company Ltd supplies a
the commonly used tabulated values, such as
Proximity detection water shut-off
comprehensive range of water and energy-saving
earth loop impedance tables.
valves
products:
l Call +44 (0) 191 586 3511, email: sales@ Earn extra BREEAM Points by installing these l Call 01985-850954 or email:
seaward.co.uk or visit www.seaward.co.uk to the water pipes supplying washroom WCs sales@robertpearson.co.uk
boasts the lowest specific fan powers as well
as providing the lowest noise levels in its
class. This is combined with fully integrated
EMC filtering and optional PFC within the
onboard electronics package, which avoids
the cost of additional harmonic filtering and is
supported by extremely versatile 0-10v speed
control capabilities.
Torin-Sifan launches innovative EC
Key to the efficiency of Torin-Sifan’s EC
technology Fandeck range
Fandeck is its low carbon 230v EC motor that
Air movement specialist, Torin-Sifan, provides optimum efficiency. This is achieved
has launched the next generation of EC through significantly reduced heat losses Consulting engineering practice
technology double and single shafted due to electronic switching that involves no specifies Raychem HWAT for its
Fandeck solutions. Designed for a variety of physical contacts. own building
applications including fan coils, air curtains l Call +44 (0) 1793 524291 or visit: When consulting engineering practice
and air handlers, the 230v EC Fandeck range www.torin-sifan.com Henderson Green was fitting out the
company’s own new offices at Carlton
Crescent, Southampton, it was obvious that it
Pracht and Sill show true grit making would be using its expert knowledge to specify
Ervin Amasteel, one of the largest them dust- high-performance building services.
international manufacturers of steel proof and This was evident in its choice of Raychem
abrasives, has recently specified Sill Lighting jet-proof. HWAT hot water temperature maintenance
to provide high quality, robust luminaires to Instead of for delivering instant hot water throughout
its UK plant in Tipton. three-metre the building, using a heat-traced single pipe
Aggressive conditions in the plant meant long gaskets, system.
a lighting system was needed to endure always the Manufactured by Tyco Thermal Controls, the
temperatures of up to 50°C as well as weak point of conventional fittings, the Pracht Raychem HWAT self-regulating heat-tracing
withstand the damp and dusty environment system has two small 45mm o-rings making system is a simple, intelligent and energy-
and vibrations caused by machinery. them much better sealed against the rigours of efficient means of delivering instant hot water at
Imola luminaires from Pracht, supported in heavy industry. every hot tap, including those on ‘dead legs’.
the UK by Sill Lighting, were specified for their l Call 01844 260006, email: sales@sill-uk. l Call: 0800 969013 or email: salesUK@
easy maintenance and IP65 protection rating com, or visit: www.sill-uk.com tycothermal.com
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