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Havells launches unique Tri-Load distribution board Havells Switchgear has launched Tri-Load – a ground- breaking new three-section MCB TPN distribution board for commercial building applications. Offering a future- proof approach to the metering requirements of Part L2 of the UK Building Regulations, Tri-Load is the only standard distribution board that conveniently separates small power circuits, lighting circuits and mechanical services loads and provides net energy values of each load type. Tri-Load is
uniquely capable of independently monitoring lighting, small power and auxiliary service loads, to ensure data capture and analysis for building managers is meaningful and effective. Mike Lawrence, UK marketing manager at Havells explains: ‘Until now, there has not been a metered board
available that can create a true profile and useful breakdown of energy consumption in modern buildings. With its “three load” approach, Tri-Load delivers on that promise. Specifying Tri-Load will give building owners and managers the ability to monitor and extract useful data on their building’s energy consumption data, split out by three categories: power, lighting and mechanical services – the ideal solution for compliance with Part L2 of the Building Regulations.’ n
www.havells.co.uk
Voltis 100Amp voltage optimiser from Marshall-Tufflex A ground-breaking voltage optimiser that bridges the gap between domestic and commercial/industrial installations has been unveiled by Marshall-Tufflex Energy Management. The new Voltis 100Amp single phase voltage
optimisation system is designed to be a more cost- effective solution for small to medium-sized buildings such as retail units, hotels, pubs, restaurants, offices, care/ medical facilities and even larger residential properties. It is suitable for any
location utilising a single phase supply and load of up to 100Amps, and will be available from electrical wholesalers throughout the UK. ‘Voltis 100Amp fills a huge gap in the market
between our higher capacity, market-leading Voltis commercial/industrial system and our hugely successful Voltis Home domestic system,’ said Jeremy Dodge, MTEM head of marketing & technical services. ‘It therefore opens up the benefits of voltage optimisation to a whole new raft of potential users, offering an off-the-shelf solution that achieves substantial power and carbon savings, is straightforward to install, and incredibly cost-effective.’ n
www.marshalltufflexenergy.com
Kingfisher Exterior Lighting unveils new catalogue Kingfisher Lighting, specialists in exterior and architectural lighting, has just released its brand new product catalogue. The catalogue is a stylish showcase of Kingfisher’s
product range, presenting each product on it’s own double page spread. For every luminaire fitting, you will find stunning installation photographs, complemented by information tables on the range of options available within that lighting family. You will also find examples of suitable applications, product dimensions and Isolux diagrams. New additions
to this catalogue include detailed pages on high- mast and sports lighting, plus pages dedicated to advances in technology and environmentally friendly products, focusing on the Kingfisher Intelux and Philips dimming systems. Both systems save the end user CO2
emissions, energy
and money. The Kingfisher LED range is also rapidly expanding – look out for the LED logo for products available as an LED option. To request a copy of the new catalogue, call the sales
team on 01623 415900 or visit the website below. n
www.kingfisherlighting.com
MK astral range transformed with energy-saving capabilities MK Electric has significantly enhanced its MK astral product range, strengthening its energy efficiency and security proposition. MK astral – an easy-to-install, cost-effective and
reliable wireless control system – now includes a Smart Interface that allows users to control the system via the simplicity and intuitiveness of the iPad, iPod touch and iPhone with a new free-to-download application. A command can be sent from an iPhone or iPad using a Wi-Fi network; the Smart Interface then translates this command into Z-Wave, the main language used by MK astral to communicate. Due to the presence of an RS232 port, the addition of the Smart Interface also allows for MK astral to be integrated into, and operate as, part of a wider home automation system with security, climate control, home entertainment and other capabilities. MK astral products are available in eight standard finishes, while MK’s design service team can also match any of the other finishes in MK’s existing ranges. n
http://astral.mkelectric.com
Urmet celebrates 75 years with special 75-day door-entry kit offer Urmet is celebrating its 75-year anniversary by offering installers a special 75-day promotion, running from 1 December 2012 until 31 March 2013. The following kits selected for this promotion offer unique features and market leading prices: Promo Pack – video kit. The video door-entry promotional kit includes Urmet’s hugely successful and stylish Aiko hands-free video door-phone. This user- friendly videophone boasts an impressive 4.3” colour screen, ensuring excellent viewing from all angles, an answering service capable of storing up to 32 10-second audio and video messages plus an image memory function, to see who called for you while you were out. A Mikra one-button vandal-resistant video panel and eight proximity tokens are included as part of this offer. The price for this package is £378 excl. VAT. Promo Pack – audio kit. The audio door-entry promotional kit also includes a Mikra one-button vandal-resistant panel (without the camera), an Atlantico audio handset and a separate PSU. The price for this package is £39 excl. VAT Both offers are available through your local Urmet
distributor – see Urmet’s website or contact the email address below for more details. n
www.urmetdomus.co.uk n
marketing@urmet.co.uk
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