PRODUCTS & SERVICES Telephone: 020 7880 6206 Email:
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Ten-year guarantee first for CO Alarm The very first battery carbon monoxide alarm range with a full 10-year guarantee has been launched by Kidde Fyrnetics, the world’s largest manufacturer of residential smoke, heat and CO alarms. The new TenYCO self-contained, state- of-the-art carbon monoxide alarms are specially designed for quick and simple installation by non-electricians and for low cost of ownership. Both models are small in size, with a neat appearance, and can be wall-mounted or used free-standing. l For more information visit
tenyco.kiddefynetics.co.uk or email
kiddefyr@ukgateway.net
Complete climate control solution from Panasonic For any facility dealing with pharmaceuticals, controlled temperature and monitoring is a necessity for accommodating storage and manufacturing processes. DDD Pharmaceuticals’ new site in Watford not only required controlled cooling for the warehouse, but also heating and cooling facilities for the offices at the plant. Equipment from Panasonic’s comprehensive range of heating and cooling solutions was supplied by TF Solutions, as Panasonic’s VRF range ably satisfied all requirements using a single, integrated system. The new Panasonic technology installed also delivers on excellent energy efficiency grounds. l For more information visit
www.panasonic-heating.co.uk or email
uk-aircon@eu.panasonic.com
Certified weathering performance
Gilberts has strengthened its position in the air distribution market by being the first manufacturer to gain BSRIA Cert certification on their WH-75 range of high performance external weather louvres. BSRIA Cert’s new scheme is designed to ensure that weather louvres are classified correctly in accordance with the relevant test standard and that the performance classification claimed is both valid and repeatable through the manufacturing process. BSRIA recognised that simply testing to a standard would not necessarily provide the full spectrum of confidence that a specifier needs. l For more information call 01253 766911 or email
sales@gilbertsblackpool.com
ATAG focuses on solar power and carbon reduction targets at Ecobuild ATAG Heating’s reputation for super high- efficiency, low emission boilers and for delivering the latest developments in solar powered heating, will be further enhanced by its display of innovative products at Ecobuild 2012. Highlight of the stand will be a solar powered system featuring the world’s first vacuum flat panel and based around its best selling A203C combination boiler, one of the few boilers on the market that accepts pre- heated water. l For more information call 01243 815770
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15th century chapel enters the modern age with Priva BMS Rosslyn Chapel, a Category A listed building and Scheduled Ancient Monument, now features a Building Management System (BMS) supplied by Priva as part of a refurbishment project that has seen the construction of a visitor centre and a biomass plant that heats the whole site. The Priva BMS, engineered and installed by Campbell Control Services, brings this 15th century building firmly into the modern era in terms of cost-efficient, environmentally-friendly building management, without alterations to the historic fabric of the structure. l For more information visit
www.priva.co.uk
March 2012 CIBSE Journal 75
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