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Apex wins multi-million pound Bristol hospital wiring contract A UK market leader, Apex Wiring Solutions, has won a multi-million pound contract to supply a modular wiring system for a new £430m state-of- the-art 800 bed hospital, being built by Carillion for the North Bristol NHS trust at Southmead. Modular wiring has been specified for the new build to cut electrical installation times, reduce on-site waste and provide a prewired factory tested power and lighting system. The Apex system will also be utilised on pre-wired factory tested pluggable distribution boards. l For more information visit
www.apexwiringsolutions.co.uk or call 0191 378 7900.
Water pipe sizing and drainage design software This software incorporates five applications in one product, covering popular topics: Pipe sizing water supply systems (with integrated LU conversion, head loss, and ‘industry standard’ tabulation), assessment of ‘tail end’ water design flow (based on probability), sanitary design flow (including mixed occupancy assessment), eaves gutter sizing, and storage capacities for rainwater harvesting. Priced at £95 + VAT, supplied as a binder enclosing CD and user guide, the product will appeal to mechanical design professionals, PH Engineers, and trainees. l For more information visit
www.phoffice.co.uk/design-software.php or call 0845 459 6029
Ideal maximises LPG efficiency Hot on the success of the Evomax natural gas range, Ideal Commercial is taking wall-hung LPG boilers to new levels of performance. The British-based manufacturer has launched the Evomax LPG, a boiler designed specifically for customers who are not connected to mains gas, but who still demand high-efficiency solutions to heating and hot water. Built to the same high specifications as the existing Evomax – with specialist modifications made to the gas management system – the Evomax LPG boasts exceptional performance. l For more information visit
www.idealheating.com or call 01482 498660
Andrews’ solar heating for new Brixham fish market At Brixham, in Devon, a multi-million pound fish market has been built to replace the existing 30-year-old building, as part of a £120m regeneration of the port area. In line with Torbay Council’s sustainable energy policy, domestic hot water is being provided by an Andrews Water Heaters’ solar thermal water heating system to minimise fuel usage and reduce its carbon footprint. The Brixham Fish Market is a state-of- the-art establishment with all the latest services available, including internet bidding. l For more information visit
www.andrewwaterheaters.co.uk or call 0845 070 1055
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The only energy recovery range that exceeds ErP requirements for 2015 Fläkt Woods has announced the launch of a series of energy recovery units, known as E3co, they promise affordability and quality from a renowned name within the heating, ventilation and air conditioning industry. The E3co Crown is a technological innovation, with high-efficiency EUROVENT-certified counter flow aluminium heat plate exchangers. These are used to help capture the energy contained in conventionally exhausted buildings, utilising it to treat the incoming outdoor ventilation air and providing energy recovery efficiencies in excess of 90%. l For more information visit
www.flaktwoods.com or call 01206 222555
Stokvis proves catalyst for reduced carbon emissions in sheltered housing Catalyst Communities Housing Association (CCHA) has opted for solar thermal equipment from Stokvis Energy Systems at a refurbishment of heating plant at O’Grady Court, in Ealing, west London, as it seeks to reduce carbon emissions from its housing stock. CCHA, the largest member of the Catalyst Housing Group, provides more than 11,000 affordable homes in London and the Thames Valley. CCHA is committed to sustainable development and lowering the carbon footprint of all of its housing stock. l For more information visit
www.stokvisboilers.com or call 0208 783 3050
MHI air conditioning competes at Wordskills final in 2011 Apprentices and vocational trainees from all over the world, including the UK’s Stuart Millar, demonstrated their skills on the latest air conditioning units from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) at the WorldSkills 2011 finals (London ExCel 5-8 October 2011). Stuart scooped a Bronze medal working on a training rig from MHI’s new high efficiency SRK series of heat pump single split systems, in the event’s Refrigeration and Air Conditioning section. Apprentices from all over the world competed in the event. l For more information visit
www.mitsubishiaircon.co.uk or call 020 7842 8100
December 2011 CIBSE Journal 61
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