Systems That Put Energy Efficiency First
Johnson & Starley is highlighting examples of its energy saving heating, ventilation and heat recovery systems at Ecobuild 2010 on Stand 1862. Both new and established products will be on show including the renowned RenoXtra range of boilers, LE155/250 whole house heat recovery systems, CE180 and 300 Premier central extract ventilation systems. RenoXtra high efficiency combination condensing boilers are available in 30kW and 37kW models with each model featuring a gas saver module, a passive flue gas heat recovery system, built into its cabinet. This provides additional system efficiency by re-cycling flue gas heat which would normally be wasted and expelled to the atmosphere. Virtually all the energy from the incoming gas supply is extracted and reclaimed energy is stored in the unit before being used to pre-heat the incoming cold water. This results in extra domestic hot water (DHW) efficiency, lower gas consumption and running costs as well as reduced carbon emissions.
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Kingspan Solar: The One Stop Solar Spot at Ecobuild
Kingspan Solar, part of
Kingspan Renewables Ltd, will be exhibiting its world-leading solar thermal technology at Ecobuild 2010. Visitors to the show will be able to witness enhancements to its Thermomax vacuum tube collectors, which are now easier to install and deliver even further efficiency as well as consistent top quality performance. Kingspan Solar will also be exhibiting its Marvel flat plate panels (‘in-roof’ and ‘on-roof’), complete solar package solutions, Aeromax Air Source Heat Pumps and Renewables input cylinders. Complete solar packages from Kingspan Solar are available either with Thermomax vacuum tube collectors or Marvel flat plate panels.
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Tel: 028 3836 4500 www.kingspansolar.com
Kensa Engineering to Exhibit at Eco Build 2010
Kensa Engineering, the only UK manufacturer of a complete range of ground source heat pumps specifically designed for the UK market, have announced they will be exhibiting at Eco Build 2010.
You will be aware of ground source heat pumps and their growing popularity for use as a renewable heating system. As the UK’s only manufacturer of a full range of ground source heat pumps, Kensa Engineering has established an unrivalled reputation for providing first class technical support and advice to help clients and installers easily integrate and install the technology into their projects.
For Example, Kensa can quickly identify whether horizontal trenches or vertical boreholes are required, can assist with compliance issues, can provide budget costs (including installation fees), can offer advice with grant funding applications and can discuss the most suitable heat distribution systems to specify and install on a project.
Kensa’s large product range (including domestic and commercial systems), technical support and access to grant funding make Kensa an ideal partner to work alongside in this growing market.
The Eco Build exhibition at Earls Court (2-4 March 2010) attracts nearly 35,000 visitors from the industry, so this will be the ideal opportunity for anyone who is involved with a project where a ground source heat pump is to be considered, to visit the Kensa Engineering stand (Booth 5, Stand 1502) to discuss the project in detail.
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Tel: 01392 826021/2 www.kensaengineering.com
Klober Takes Control of Air Leakage
Klober’s new brochure ‘Taking control of air leakage’ explains how to develop an effective roof airtightness strategy, with specific reference to the use of vapour permeable membranes, vapour control layers and air barriers. It explains the nine method of assessment categories in the Code for Sustainable Homes, the principles of building fabric air permeability and requirements of Building Regulations and BREEAM. Managing Director David Arendell commented, “As we improve the thermal efficiency of new homes and move towards zero carbon construction, it is inevitable that air leakage will become even more significant.”
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Tel: 01509 500660 www.klober.co.uk
Lafarge is Sustain-Able at Ecobuild
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0845 8126400 www.lafarge-cement-uk.co.uk
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A world leader in sustainable building materials, Lafarge has announced that it will exhibit at Ecobuild 2010. As well as showcasing its latest innovations in sustainable building products, Lafarge will use the exhibition as a platform for its new ‘Sustain-Able’ campaign, empowering the industry to improve its environmental performance by selecting building materials that demonstrate strong sustainability credentials. As part of the Sustain-Able campaign Lafarge is championing the use of waste by-products from other industries both as fuels and as components of the finished cement.
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