Products & Services Telephone: 020 7880 6206 Email:
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High efficiency RDM controls for new Aviva Stadium
Dublin’s new Aviva Stadium is equipped with 64 cold rooms, all controlled by an RDM Data Manager. The installation required 8km of ethernet cabling to connect the refrigeration systems and controls. It supports the stadium’s vast catering facility, which serves 50,000 capacity crowds. Martin Kerr, of installer Montgomery Refrigeration, said: 'The RDM controls ensure it operates at peak performance, minimising energy costs and pinpointing any potential issues. l For more information call +44 (0)141 810 2828
Planor SR revamped with LEDs
Thorn’s Planor SR now employs LED technology to guarantee lighting quality. The lay-in 600mm sq luminaire uses a
ICS (Eastern) provides critical controls at Frimley Park Hospital
Building controls expert, ICS (Eastern), has installed a new building management system in six operating theatres for Frimley Park Hospital in Surrey. This included the automation of several of the theatres’ special ‘air curtains’ around operating tables to help keep infection at bay. These are connected to the system and can be easily accessed by the surgeon. The display screen allows the surgeon to view the temperature in the operating theatre and adjust accordingly. lFor more information call +44 (0)1603 879510 or visit
www.ics-eastern.co.uk
Dimplex pumps to create mega heat at college
A new college campus being constructed in Luton has used Dimplex ground source heat pumps to help meet its twin objectives of energy efficiency and sustainability in a large-scale 1.5MW installation. As part of the Building Schools for the Future
initiative, the £56m development will see a new Luton Sixth Form College built. The design consists of 28 ground source heat pumps ranging in size from 11kW to 75kW. l For more information call +44 (0)1489 773336, email
marketing@dimplex.co.uk or visit
www.dimplex.co.uk
dimmable Cree 58W LED module with active colour management and a micro prismatic lighting technique that regulates the light. This ensures colour temperature stability of 3500K through life, a colour rendering index (CRI) of 92 and reduced glare. It solves one of those eternal problems – how to give even yet 'soft’ lighting over an entire desk surface. l For more information visit
www.thornlighting.co.uk
Armstrong integrated heating solution speeds London apartment block refurb
When property management company PCP took over an old building that had been a hostel for nurses at the Royal Free Hospital, it had an ambitious scheme in mind. The 1907 building, Ornan Court, is in the desirable Belsize Park area of London. Armstrong’s award-winning MBS integrated heating solution was specified, and was a great success. l For more information call +44 (0)161 223 2223, email
salesuk@armlink.com or visit
www.armstrongintegrated.com
Fläkt Woods introduces industry first scrappage scheme
Fläkt Woods has introduced an industry first: a scrappage scheme for fans, offering a 10% discount to any customers replacing their old fan with the new ‘Twist Wing’ fan, and the company also guarantees to completely recycle the removed fan. To assist the increased need for low energy
options, Fläkt Woods has developed a unique design for a mounting configuration named Twist Wing, which can accommodate foot mounted IE2 category motors and maintain high fan efficiencies. l For more information call +44 (0)1206 222549 or email
info.uk@
flaktwoods.com
Classroom ventilation units Aircraft Air Handling’s 260mm-high classroom ventilation units: silenced to nr25; plate recuperator 60% efficient; air volume 0-500 litres. Heating: LPHW/ELECTRIC. Cooling: CW/DX. Larger air volumes and bespoke units are available. l For more info visit
www.aircraftairhandling.com
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