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Waxing lyrical over Panasonic deal Panasonic has signed a distribution agreement for its Aquarea air source heat pump range with Waxman Renewables. Based in Elland, West Yorkshire, Waxman’s showroom and training centre is an impressive 40,000ft2
. The
company has more than 50 years’ experience, and the group’s chairman, Richard Waxman, is enthusiastic about this new relationship: ‘The partnership between Waxman and Panasonic is a monumental one. We have worked hard to build the renewables division over the past 12 months and this agreement shows that we are developing a reputable name for ourselves.’ l Visit
www.panasonic-heating.co.uk
Gas interlock with built-in fan
S&S Northern has this month launched its new Merlin 1400 gas interlock system. What makes the Merlin 1400 different from other gas interlock systems, including those manufactured by S&S Northern, is that it has an integral fan controller. S&S Northern says the product is of the highest quality and the most reliable in the market. For kitchen owners and managers, the benefits of the new Merlin 1400 include quick installation, less wiring, smaller wall-space use, and more reliability because of automatic monitoring of the electrical current. l Visit
www.snsnorthern.com or call 01257 470983
Olympic win for Urmet
New electro-dynamic voltage optimisation system launched Following the success of its existing Star range of energy saving solutions, EMSc (UK) has launched a system into the Powerstar collection. Powerstar HV MAX is a low-loss amorphous core HV transformer with the award-winning Powerstar Voltage Optimisation combined that allows for 11,000V input and electronically regulated 380v (or user regulated) output. The product will allow companies to save costs and reduce carbon emissions in high voltage as well as low voltage areas. l Visit
www.powerstar.co.uk or call 01709 836200
Urmet was chosen to install Europe’s biggest-ever residential IP door entry project – at the London 2012 Olympic Atheletes’ Village. The project involved installing 850 doors, which would be used by 17,000 people during the Olympics and Paralympics. All of the blocks at the complex are linked by a local area network (LAN) and each block is linked via a virtual LAN, or VLAN. The system proposed by Urmet was IPervoice. All of the configuration details were taken from the installers before the IPervoice equipment was delivered. This meant the system could be built and programmed, all off-site. The company says installation went smoothly and without a hitch in all 68 buildings. Meanwhile, no other providers were held up during the process, and the project never fell behind schedule. Now the Olympics and Paralympics are over, the Village will enter a second phase of its life in the form of individual residential housing. l Visit
www.urmet.co.uk, email
marketing@urmet.co.uk or call 01376 556010
Consumer unit surge protection from Hager Hager can now provide consumer units with surge protection as standard to meet Amendment 1 of the 17th Edition. Installers can opt for a consumer unit with surge protection already fitted, or purchase kits to fit the device themselves. Says Chris Howells, product manager: ‘When you consider that many homes have a lot of sensitive electronic equipment that would be adversely affected by a voltage surge, then the need for such devices will increase.’ l Visit
www.hager.co.uk or call 0870 240 0400
www.cibsejournal.com November 2012 CIBSE Journal 69
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