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Martindale Electric launches its professional cable testing solution Martindale Electric has announced the arrival of its new Professional CD1000 general purpose cable detector. The CD1000 is designed to quickly and accurately trace cables in walls and underground, locate fuses/breakers on live or dead circuits and locate interruptions and open circuits in cables and electrical fl oor heating systems. The CD1000 can also be used to trace metallic water and heating pipes. The CD1000, which includes a transmitter and a receiver, negates the need for any other electrical equipment when detecting cables. ● Email
sales@martindale-electric.co.uk
Indoor innovations from GE Lighting GE Lighting has launched a new Indoor Solutions catalogue presenting the company’s key LED and CMH innovations suitable for offi ce, retail, education and healthcare environments. The wide range of luminaires and downlights has been designed to deliver a variety of aesthetic, performance and environmental advantages based on GE Lighting’s expertise and understanding of the needs of different indoor applications. GE Lighting offers specifi ers high-quality, multiple lighting solutions that are fi t-for-purpose, versatile and effective. ● Visit
www.gelighting.com/eu
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redactive.co.uk Your guide to building services suppliers
DIRECTORY Air Conditioning Air Handling CAD Services
CadEURO Draughting Services
Manufacturer of high quality bespoke AHU’s and fan coils.
Specialists in refurbishment and site assembly projects.
Expedient delivery service available.
Aircraft Air Handling Ltd Unit 20, Moorfi eld Ind Est,
Cotes Heath, Stafford, ST21 6QY
Tel: 01782 791545 Fax: 01782 791283 Email:
info@aircraftairhandling.com Web:
www.aircraftairhandling.com
LST Radiators
Easy installation – ready assembled Attractive functional design
BSRIA tested outputs and surface temperatures SteriTouch® as standard
antimicrobial surfaces
Energy efficient copper aluminium emitters
www.cibsejournal.com
Tel: 02392 450889 Fax: 02392 471319
www.groenholland.co.uk
Certificate Number MCS 1201 Heat Pumps
Ground Source Heat Pump Installations
Meeting Renewables Targets
LEADERS IN FLUID PUMPING EQUIPMENT AND CONTROLS
• Water Pressure Booster Sets • Tank Level & Temperature Controls • Sealed System Pressurisation Units • Bespoke Design Service • Water Storage • Energy Efficient • Hydraulic Shock Control
Head Office: 01206 215121 Manchester: 0161 226 4727
www.aquatechpressmain.co.uk May 2013 CIBSE Journal 57
• Building Services Work Undertaken
• 2D Draughting • 3D Autocad MEP • Record Drawings • Excellent Rates & Turnaround Service
• MEP BIM Services
Contact Stephen:- T: 020 7043 7491 F: 020 7043 7493 E:
cad@cadeuro.co.uk W:
www.cadeuro.co.uk
Energy Effi ciency Controls/BMS/Controllability
Birling Consulting Ltd Professional Services: • BMS Design & Specifi cation • System design for controllable energy effi cient operation • Integration of Low Carbon Technologies • Controllability Reviews • PM, Reports, Guides, Advice, etc.
See: Taking Control - CIBSE Journal Dec 2011
Graham P Smith CEng MInstMC MCIBSE T: 01548 830672 E:
grahambirling@aol.com W:
www.birlingconsulting.co.uk
Pump Packages
New chiller unit from Fläkt Woods Fläkt Woods has added a new chiller unit to its range of air climate solutions – Climafl akt KCCJ. Delivering a seasonal energy effi ciency ratio (SEER) of up to 5.65, the new air-cooled chiller is available in 10 models with outputs from 200 kW to 650 kW, making it perfect for a range of commercial, industrial and residential applications. To meet the new EU regulations and F-Gas Directive, the Climafl akt KCCJ encompasses new features, including a multi-scroll compressor for enhanced part-load effi ciencies, an increased heat exchanger surface to reduce compressor consumption and a non-ozone depleting refrigerant. ● Visit www.fl
aktwoods.co.uk
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