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Energy savings in the can for Brammer and Ball


maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) products and services, has delivered £30,000 in energy savings for Ball Packaging Europe, a leading manufacturer of beverage cans.


E Zonelite Lighting Connection & Control Unit


released a lighting connection & control solution in one. It comes preprogrammed with up to 15 distinct lighting configurations common to teaching and educational environments. The flex7 ZoneLite provides options for absence/presence/daylight linking/graduated daylight dimming lighting control, independent switching of whiteboard or projector lights, emergency test, corridor hold, last man out switch and scene setting. All sensor heads and switch drops operate at


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PELV. No commissioning is required. The system simply plugs together, saving time on site, and reducing need for skilled electricians. Each ZoneLite can also accept up to 3 global switch commands: Emergency Test - tests emergency fittings, Last Man Out - initiates all connected luminaires off, All Lights On - initiates all connected luminaires on. Interlinking corridor hold between a group of ZoneLites allows circulation areas and exit routes to be illuminated when outlying spaces are occupied.


Flex Connectors Ltd u 020 8580 1066 u www.flexconnectors.co.uk/zonelite


Brammer UK Ltd


lex Connectors ltd, manufacturer of the flex7 lighting connection and control system, have


Ball regularly reviews opportunities for reducing energy


consumption as part of a commitment to reduce the carbon footprint of its beverage cans by 25 per cent by 2020. Identifying its high pressure can cleaners as an area for improvement, they called in Brammer to conduct an extensive audit. Each of the two production lines at Ball’s Rugby site is supplied with hot water by five immersible pumps. The Brammer team found that the 10 pumps within the can cleaners were at least 20 years old, providing an opportunity to upgrade to more modern, energy-efficient models. With a run time of 8,400 hours per annum, based on the pumps running 24/7 for 50 weeks of the year, Brammer identified potential energy savings of more than 450,000 KWHh/yr.


With a clear opportunity to provide more efficient, cost


effective pumps which would reduce consumption and optimise flow, Brammer worked with strategic partner Grundfos pumps to recommend replacements and carry out initial energy monitoring conducted over the course of three visits. The new pumps were installed as part of a fully integrated pump, motor and variable speed drive package, and were selected on the basis of the warranty and support available within Brammer’s turnkey solution.


Thanks to a significant reduction in energy usage, the


associated cost savings have provided Ball Packaging with a return on investment in only 12 months, with projected savings set to rise beyond £400,000 in the next ten years.


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High Definition Handheld Thermal Camera F


u www.brammer.co.uk


xpertise in pump management and maintenance from Brammer, the UK’s leading distributor of industrial


LIR Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: FLIR) today announced the release of the FLIR T1020, also known as the FLIR T1K, a premium


thermal camera for use in a multitude of industrial and building diagnostics applications. The T1K is a high definition handheld instrument featuring exceptional measurement performance, outstanding image clarity, and a highly-responsive user-interface. The T1K allows users to find hot spots quickly, measure them precisely, and streamline their entire work process. The T1K features outstanding image quality due to the 1024 x


768-pixel uncooled infrared detector that offers twice the sensitivity of the industry standard for uncooled sensors.


This resolution is further boosted by the addition of FLIR Vision ProcessingTM, which combines FLIR’s unique UltraMaxTM super resolution process with FLIR’s patented MSX® image enhancement software that overlays important visual details and perspective, such as numbers and labels, over the full resolution thermal image. The advanced image processing features provide the highest quality images available in a compact system.


FLIR Systems Ltd u 01732 220011


Spirax Sarco STAPS Wireless T


he new STAPS Wireless monitoring system from Spirax Sarco is a quick and easy way to implement continuous monitoring of entire


steam trap populations, regardless of manufacturer, reducing costs and significantly improving steam system performance. Automated monitoring systems provide continuous visibility of steam


trap condition, enabling drops in performance to be identified instantly and corrected to improve energy efficiency and productivity. The problem is that installing a wired system can be time-consuming and costly, with production interrupted by the installation of power and data lines. Spirax Sarco STAPS Wireless monitoring system eliminates these


drawbacks by using the Zigbee or ISA100 wireless networking standards. A STAPS head unit is simply clamped onto the upstream side of the steam trap, avoiding the need to isolate processes or cut into pipework, for rapid installation and commissioning.


Spirax Sarco u 01242 521361 u www.spiraxsarco.com/uk / ENERGYMANAGEMENT u www.flir.com


for restaurants: comfort is served


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livet prepares a feast of solutions for the catering environment: maximum comfort and minimum environmental impact


with air


conditioning and air handling systems specifically for restaurants. For the the dining room, Clivet offers PACK CSNX-


XHE2 system which eliminate 99% of viruses and bacteria thanks to the use of electronic filters. Meanwhile, for the kitchen, it offers CLIVET PACK CSRN-XHE2-FFA, a full fresh air rooftop unit which heats/cools and dehumidifies the supply air, whilst compensating for the air volume removed by the extraction hoods. The use of the CLIVET systems can result in an


energy saving of 50% compared to a traditional system and a significant annual reduction in CO2 emissions.


Clivet UK Ltd u 01489 550631 u www.clivet.com


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