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Powerseat
®
DOES EXACTLY WHAT IT E PREPARED FO
SAYS ON THE FAN.® BE
BE PREPARED FOR ErP LEGISLATION. BE PRE
OR THE FUTURE. L G
EPARED TO BE ENERGY EFFICIE saves money cuts electricity and carbon costs Solenoid gas shut-off valve
Lower capital cost of solenoid type valve is offset by high running costs, making the solenoid valve more expensive in the long run
Powerseat electro-hydraulic gas shut-off valve
Powerseat consumes just a fraction of the energy required by a solenoid type valve – reducing energy costs and carbon emissions. Meaning that initial capital outlay can be recouped in less than two years
Time Payback in less than 2 years
www.powerseat.co.uk www.blackteknigas.com | 01480 407074
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WWW.ELTASELECT.COM See the New ErP Compliant
Range of Raptor Plate and Cased fans at
www.cibsejournal.com November 2012 CIBSE Journal 27 ENT.
With the advent of new and stringent legislation for fans under the ErP Directive, Elta is committed to providing its customers with all the specific information now required. Whether it be: Overall Efficiency %, Fan Motor Efficiency Grade (FMEG), Specific Fan Power (SFP), Weight, kW Input, FLC, SC, Installation Type and more.
From product labelling and packaging, to our fan selection program, web sites and catalogue, whether specifying or selecting; Elta provides comprehensive details on each of its fans for complete confidence.
For more information contact Elta Fans on +44 (0) 1384 275800.
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