Products & Services Telephone: 020 7880 6206 Email:
darren.hale@redactive.co.uk
Oventrop valves take the honest path An extensive range of Oventrop valves have been installed at Bristol’s new Civil Justice Centre for HM Courts Service to meet the stringent demands of the Courts Standard and Design Guide. The new development comprises 9,600 square metres over seven fl oor levels, with a plant room on fl oor fi ve, and constitutes the largest civil courts centre in the south west. The building also houses Bristol Probate Registry, enabling all civil business to be dealt with under one roof. ● For more information call 01256 330441 or email
sales@oventrop.com
Business booming for Medem Leading British gas safety panel manufacturer, Medem UK, is off to a fl ying start in 2011 with its move to larger premises to accommodate the company’s continuing success. Despite the tough economic environment, Medem has continued to grow its business year on year, reporting an increased turnover of 11% on the previous 12 months, and an equally healthy sales forecast for the year to come. The company has moved its headquarters to more spacious surroundings at Manchester’s iconic 1897 Linotype Works Factory. ● For more information visit
www.medem.co.uk
Titon ‘lets it fl ow’ with its whole- house ventilation units in London Titon’s HRV1 Q Plus ultra effi cient whole- house ventilation units have been installed in a Kitewood Estates development of 123 affordable homes in Southbury Road, Enfi eld. Now the product of choice for a number of major UK housebuilders, the Titon units are helping all the apartments in this development comply with Level 3 of the Code for Sustainable Homes. The installers were London-based SJD Mechanical Services. Titon’s HRV1 Q Plus is one of the most effi cient whole-house ventilation (with heat recovery) units of its size in the UK. ● For more information call 01206 713800 or visit
www.titon.co.uk
Weatherite's ventilation solution for John Lewis A new cooling fan coil unit (FCU) system from Weatherite Building Services has helped to enhance the working environment at the London head offi ce of the John Lewis Partnership. The project is part of a continuing programme to upgrade the building services, improving the building's energy effi ciency and performance, while also permitting regular access for future maintenance. The work to date has involved replacing diffi cult-to-access ducted FCUs systems in a variety of locations. ● For more information call 0121 665 2266 or email
rboswell@weatherite-holdings.com
‘SE Controls TV’ launched on new website Communication is all about getting a message across quickly and effi ciently. Education is providing information that is clear and concise, which uses as many of our senses as possible in order for the information to be retained. Video provides both the moving image and sound, which is as close as one can get to the real thing. SE Controls have recently launched ‘SE Controls TV’ on their new website. The new service allows visitors to view video programmes of the company’s solutions, products and projects. ● For more information call 01543 443060 or visit
www.secontrols.com
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Pump up the energy effi ciency One successful BSF project was the new Bexhill High School, which caters for 1,650 pupils, including some with special needs. The £40m building, which opened late last year, incorporates a range of specialist learning zones – each of which can accommodate up to 90 pupils. The school has incorporated a wide range of energy effi cient features – and, making sure the pump solutions met or exceeded these ambitions, Grundfos Pumps worked closely with consultants White Young Green to ensure the optimal pump solution was achieved. ● For more information call 01525 850000 or email
uk-sales@grundfos.com
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