Products & Services
Products and Services
Telephone: 020 7324 2785 Email:
steve.soffe@redactive.co.uk
Seat of learning chooses Oventrop
Oventrop equipment has been chosen by the University of Brighton to control the heating facilities at its Checkland Building. The glass and steel structure is unusual in that it is
tiered with five spines, each with five floors, off a main core and built into a hillside. Its exposed mass permits night-time cooling – and a CHP-lead heating system, plus other sustainable features, has contributed to a ‘Very Good’ BREEAM rating. The system, with 277 radiators, incorporates a thermal CHP engine and three gas-fired condensing boilers.
l For more information call 01256 330441 or email
sales@oventrop.co.uk
Mitsubishi takes the heat from the kitchen
A high-efficiency air conditioning system from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Europe (MHIE) is keeping the heat out of a busy kitchen at the Mugen Japanese restaurant in London. Investing in a MHIE inverter split system was more cost-effective than repairing the five-year-old aircon unit, particularly in the light of the forthcoming ban on R22 refrigerant used in many older systems. Choosing one of the latest MHIE split systems also meant that existing pipework and wiring could be used, minimising cost and disruption.
l For more information visit www.mitsubishiaircon.co.uk
Telephone: 020 7324 2785 Email:
cibsedirectory@redactive.co.uk
Your guide to building services suppliers
Directory
Air Conditioning Air Handling Controls CAD Services
CadEURO
Draughting Services
Manufacturer of high quality bespoke AHU’s and fan coils.
Specialists in refurbishment and site assembly projects.
Expedient delivery service available.
Aircraft Air Handling Ltd Unit 20, Moor eld Ind Est, Cotes Heath, Stafford, ST21 6QY
Tel: 01782 791545 Fax: 01782 791283 Email:
info@aircraftairhandling.com Web: www.aircraftairhandling.com
• Building Services Work Undertaken
• 2D Draughting • 3D Autocad MEP • Record Drawings • Excellent Rates & Turnaround Service
• MEP BIM Services
Contact Stephen:-
T: 020 7043 7491 F: 020 7043 7493 E:
cad@cadeuro.co.uk W: www.cadeuro.co.uk
Thermokon brochure at SlaneyDirect
Thermokon’s new bumper catalogue for 2010 is packed with 244 pages that include all types of sensors, from room operating panels, pressure, mixed gas-CO2, light /motion, IO modules, humidity, thyristors, temperature and thermostats, to their innovative wireless system, EasySens. Divided into individual sections for ease of
use, it has many pages of new products, from wireless BacNet receivers to a new range of CO2 Sensors with traffic-light indication. Download the full catalogue or individual sections at Thermokon’s exclusive UK distributor, SlaneyDirect’s website.
l For more information email
info@slaneydirect.co.uk or visit www.slaneydirect.co.uk
Energy Effi ciency
Ground Source Heat Pump Installations
Meeting Renewables Targets
Tel: 02392 450889 Fax: 02392 471319
www.groenholland.co.uk
www.cibsejournal.com
Certificate Number MCS 1201 Heat Pumps
LST Radiators
LST Radiators
Range of models to suit all budgets and applications
Easy installation – ready assembled BSRIA tested outputs and surface temperatures SteriTouch® antimicrobial surfaces as standard Energy efficient copper aluminium emitters Attractive yet functional design
Call 01787 274135 www.autron.co.uk
Leaders in fluid pumping equipment and controls
• Water Pressure Booster Sets
• Sealed System Pressurisation Units • Tank Level & Temperature Controls • Energy Efficient
• Bespoke Design Service
To discuss your project please contact Jim Rusbridge
Head Office: 01206 215121
email:
info@aquatechpressmain.co.uk
www.aquatechpressmain.co.uk
May 2010 CIBSE Journal
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