Think Twice about Energy Consumption
Fuel bills are constantly rising and with approximately 57 % of fuel used in the domestic sector being used for heating, it’s obvious to see why people are feeling the pinch. The Grundfos ALPHA2 is an amazing domestic heating pump with remarkably low power consumption. Its energy A –rated and is capable of operating down to as little as 5 Watts! This award winning pump is constructed from the highest quality materials and really is top of the league in terms of reliability and durability.
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Grundfos Ecademy
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Do you want to learn in your own time and in the comfort of your own home? Would you like to be rewarded with prizes simply for learning? At the Grundfos E-Cademy this exactly what you can do! The program is made up of a series of training modules giving technical information on pumps. Successful completion is rewarded with points which can be redeemed in the online GPlus Ecademy prize shop. There is also a Members Page that is updated frequently with exclusive information, offers and competitions. Prizes include HMV vouchers, pump tools, i-pods and many more!
Green Apple Award Win for Grundfos Pumps
For the 5th consecutive year Grundfos Pumps were delighted to be announced as winners at the highly regarded Green Apple Environment Awards. Entering the Engineering Category in 2009 with their Pump Audit Tool, the Grundfos entry explained the real benefits to corporate end-users and why they should give such a level of focus to their pump systems. The Pump Audit Tool system from Grundfos offers businesses a professional on-site check-up for pumping systems by measuring the overall efficiency of their current pumps in situ. A report is then drawn up and presented to the customer that includes recommendations that offer the customer various options, all of which will mean that their system will operate more efficiently. These in turn will save money on bills as well as contributing towards conserving precious energy resources.
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A Heating System in Front of Full Glazed Walls
the ground with only the grille showing and is the perfect way to save space whilst creating an elegant and unobstrusive heating system. The system is delivered fully assembled for easy fitting - no order is too small.
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Heating and Hot Water Solutions for the Future
Hamworthy Heating will be
demonstrating its commitment to sustainable energy solutions at EcoBuild 2010. On offer will be a range of renewable and traditional technologies designed for commercial heating and hot water systems, and the Hamworthy team will be on hand to share their technical expertise with visitors to the stand. Hamworthy will be showcasing its TherMaster range of hydraulic interface units, opening up a whole new approach to heating multiple occupancy buildings. Visitors to EcoBuild can also see biomass boilers for wood chip and wood pellet; ModuSol solar thermal systems; air source heat pump solutions; Wessex ModuMax modular boilers, and Dorchester DR-TC hot water heaters suitable for solar integration.
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Changes at Heatec
Heatec Radiators, the specialist
manufacturer of radiators to electric, is moving to new modern premises just 50 yards from the modernistic Sage Building on Gateshead Quayside. The Heatec range will be re-launched in a new multi-part catalogue which will be available by the 1st March. This new catalogue can be obtained by contacting Heatec Radiators Limited. A new service of radiator conversion to electric for trade customers came into operation on the 1st of February. Only new radiators of approved design can be converted. Please contact Chris for a quotation. Normal turn round is 5 working days from the receipt of the radiators. It is expected that the new Heatec Heating Showroom at Saville House will be available in early March. For further information please contact Chris or Peter.
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Trench Heating, from
Gunning Heating, is the
best way of providing a heating system in front of full glazed walls. This can be incorporated into most types of building, including the domestic market, especially in conservatories and extensions. The even distribution of heat along the glass perimeter prevents draughts, cold spots and condensation. Trenches are sunken into
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