ENERGY MANAGEMENT
NEW CYLINDERS WITH EC-EAU CREDENTIALS FROM DIMPLEX
complement, the cylinders feature heat exchangers with a corrugated surface, which maximises surface area while maintaining a high useable volume of water.
As different on the outside as they are on the inside, the EC-Eau range has a hardwearing black outer shell consisting of 100 percent recycled materials to minimise environmental impact. 60mm of CFC-free foam injected insulation gives excellent heat retention for reduced heat loss and energy consumption, while clever touches like recessed immersion heater and thermostat housings also help to minimise heat loss and boost energy efficiency.
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implex now offers not only the complete renewable space heating system, but the launch of the new
EC-Eau range of unvented water cylinders for heat pumps and solar thermal delivers a complete renewable water heating solution as well.
Manufactured from 60 percent recycled materials, the range has been designed with environmental sensitivity and efficient performance in mind, to deliver mains pressure hot water from renewable sources. To optimise the efficiency of the renewable system they
The heat pump cylinder range features large surface area coils specifically sized to match the requirements of Dimplex heat pumps and includes models from 125 to 300 litres. The solar thermal range features sizes from 175 to 300 litres with all capacities available in a choice of single or dual coil options. All cylinders provide mains pressure hot water for fast filling baths and powerful showers and feature an immersion for sterilisation and back-up heating.
The EC-Eau range also features direct
WHY BOTHER WITH AN AIR CONDITIONING INSPECTION?
C
avendish Engineers, the low carbon consultancy and engineering firm, is providing air conditioning inspections along with their sister company DX Electrica. Air conditioning inspection legislation changed in January this year, which has meant that any air conditioning unit over 12kw requires an inspection. Building owners failing to meet deadlines face fines from £300 every six weeks (post caution notice.)
There are many advantages to the customer in having the inspection carried out; and in many cases it highlights and recommends ways that the system can be set up efficiently as well as great energy savings. Many owners are either not aware of the legislation or are worried
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about the cost implications following the report. Although most people don’t realise that you don’t have to act upon the advice given by the inspection report, but in most cases there are benefits in doing so. When you consider that inspections start from just £435, it is cost effective to
have completed. DX Electrica have set up a website on this specific service including advice and information. Please visit
www.airconditioning
inspectionlondon.co.uk and mention Sustainable Facilities Management to receive a 10% discount.
and indirect unvented cylinders offering the same excellent performance levels as the existing Dimplex SCxn range. Incorporating many of the design features of the heat pump and solar thermal cylinders, the direct and indirect cylinders provide highly efficient mains pressure hot water for simultaneous supply of water to all bathrooms – without the need for a cold water storage tank.
With 60mm of low GWP foam insulation to minimise heat loss and innovative features such as recessed immersion thermostats to further reduce energy wastage, the cylinders are supplied with expansion vessel and all necessary safety equipment required by governing legislation. Finished in a tough dove grey textured plastic coating, sizes range from 100 to 300 litres and all models have an external diameter of 580mm.
Both the renewable and conventional
EC-Eau cylinders feature a 100 percent recyclable inner vessel with a 25 year guarantee, manufactured from premium grade duplex stainless steel for a cylinder with low maintenance and long life. Tel: 0845 601 5111 Email:
marketing@dimplex.co.uk www.dimplex.co.uk
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