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Summit Place reaches peak of safety with SE Controls
An advanced smoke ventilation system from SE Controls Africa, based in Durban, South Africa, is helping ensure that, in the event of a fire, occupants of Pretoria’s prestigious Summit Park office development are provided with smoke-free escape routes to optimise evacuation times and enhance safety. Designed by architects, Boogertman & Partners and constructed by GD Irons, the new Summit Place development is a landmark multi-use project in the area, incorporating a hotel and offices, and is located opposite Pretoria’s well-known Menlyn Shopping Centre.
The three, multi-storey office buildings within the development, use high-end, energy-efficient glazing in the design, which includes the high-level glazed atriums that run along the length of each building. SE Controls worked closely with the project’s specialist glazing contractor, Diri Aluminium, and Smoke Ventilation specialists Curvent International, to create a fully automated system for the three buildings, which is linked into Summit Place’s smoke and fire monitoring system. Visit
www.secontrols.com or call +27 (0)31 4661857 or +27 82 451 7001
Efficiency savings with add-on economiser Atlantic Boiler’s RT add-on air condensing economiser is capable of converting a high-efficiency boiler, with flue gases leaving the boiler at temperatures up to 240°C, into a condensing boiler, with flue gases leaving at temperatures between 30°C and 50°C. Boiler efficiency rises from around 83% GCV to the range 92% GCV and 96% GCV, or more. The principle is that outside air is drawn for combustion at temperatures of 30°C to - 5°C or lower. The air is pre-warmed by boiler flue gases, reducing the heat requirement of the burner fuel. For more information, visit
www.atlanticboilers. com/
rt_eshot.html, call 0161 621 5960, or email
info@atlanticboilers.com
Remeha boilers help cut carbon at TV’s Animal Clinic Remeha boilers have been installed at Liverpool University’s renowned School of Veterinary Science to help save energy and reduce carbon emissions. Two Remeha Gas 210 Eco Pro boilers were specified by Brian Jones, of Mouchel Technology, to serve the Large and Small Animal Hospitals and main administration building of the Leahurst Campus, the location of the Animal Clinic TV series. The small dimensions of the boilers, installed by Ellesmere Engineering, enabled the university to carry out a redesign of the pipework and pumps layout for easier plant access and maintenance. Visit
www.remeha.co.uk, call 0118 978 3434 or email
boilers@remeha.co.uk
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Elco launches new website
Elco UK, formerly MHS Boilers, has launched a new website:
www.elco.co.uk. The new site features an updated design for an improved user experience, as well as enhanced resources and functionality for easy navigation. Visitors can browse the full range of Elco UK products, discover recent case studies and
example installations, plus view the latest service and maintenance offers. Additional features include a new ‘product filter’, which helps users narrow down the products best suited to their requirements. Visit
www.elco.co.uk
RAX – The versatile downlighter from Riegens Riegens has announced the launch of RAX, a flexible downlighter that utilises the latest LED technology to offer optimum energy savings. Created specifically to meet both current and future demands of specifiers and lighting designers, the optical design of RAX is based on a newly developed reflector that has been devised by the Riegens design team. RAX combines an upper convex elliptical with a concave parabolic lower section, while the main concave reflector increases control to provide excellent uniform light distribution. Email
riegens-lighting@riegens-lighting.com
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