Heating That Won’t Cost the Earth
For years, it has been understood that sustainable low temperature heating systems (such as heat pumps) do not work with conventional wall-mounted heating systems, but Jaga’s Dynamic Boost Effect (DBE) technology has changed everything. When used with Jaga Low-H2O radiators, the DBE unit circulates air over the heat exchanger, allowing low temperature systems to efficiently heat any room or space. Jaga DBE radiators are the perfect complement to any sustainable heating system, reducing the need for slow and costly underfloor heating systems, while also reducing energy bills.
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Jetmaster Fires Launches Inset Stoves
smoke zones. Other features include an option to take the combustion air from outside if further efficiencies are required. A 1” air curtain that ensures clear glass during use. Even the installation has been thought out, the unit is an inner and outer box styled installation that allows the flue to be connected from the inside of the unit.
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Many years of experience of burning wood and other solid fuels have proved to benefit Jetmaster Fires introductory offer in the closed inset stove market. After relentless market research and a demanding list of must requirements, designers at Jetmaster have introduced the Inset stove range simply called the 18i, 60i and the larger 70i. Efficiencies of up to 84% can be expected, with clean burning technology too, with a CO2 measurement of 0.25%. It is expected that the fires will be available for no
Lowest U-Value Attained on Timber Windows Project
Housing Association in partnership with Huntingdonshire District Council. The architects were PRP Architects from their Milton Keynes office. The council set out to create a development of 29 sustainable eco-friendly “affordable homes" with good access to amenities and the town centre.
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JG Speedfit at Ecobuild 2010 - Stand No 1829
temperature allows the system to fit with the user’s heating requirement, saving energy by not heating zones that are not in use.
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The JG Speedfit plumbing, heating and underfloor heating systems are easy to use, quick and cost effective. With over 200 products in the range, Speedfit has a solution for all your installation needs. The main feature of the stand will be the new easy to install de luxe feature rich Touch Screen Programmable Room Thermostats which further enhances the Underfloor Heating Network Control System. Also on display will be the new Energy Saver Plus System. This gives individual zone control over a traditional radiator system. The ability to control each individual zone by time and
Janex is supplying high performance triple glazed timber windows from Scandinavia, with a U-value of 0.8 W/m2K for a sustainable project at Mayfield Road, Huntingdon. The windows have FSC certification and Chain of Custody. The project is being developed by Circle Anglia for Wherry
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