The Name You Know & Trust
Robbens Systems have been at the forefront of the UK underfloor heating market for more than 15 years, developing state of the art design methods and products to add to their high levels of function and reliability. Robbens offers water based underfloor heating systems for all floor construction methods and floor finishes, including solid and timber. Through supplying thousands of domestic and commercial projects, Robbens have gained an intimate knowledge of building methods and the information/service needs of clients, matching their services to these specific needs. Through excellent products, high levels of customer service and responsible trading, Robbens have continued to delight their customers. Proven technology together with highly qualified staff and top quality service will make your project now and in the future a resounding success.
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‘Condensafe ‘+’ - Protecting the Environment
The increasing problem of untreated low level acidic condensate from condensing boilers heading for the drainage infrastructure and soakaways has been addressed by Salamander, part of Sentinel Performance Solutions, with the release of its ‘Condensafe ‘+’ unit. This unique and innovative in-line unit, designed to be mounted between the boiler condensate outlet and the drain, contains a special medium that will effectively neutralise acidic waste from condensing boilers before allowing the now harmless waste to be discharged to the drains. The neutralising medium can be easily replaced every twelve months when the boiler undergoes its annual service.
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www.sentinel-solutions.net
Sentinel’s Domestic Heating System Filter
Sentinel is seeing encouraging sales of its highly effective domestic heating system filter which removes magnetic and non-magnetic system debris effectively from a heating system. Importantly, and unlike other filters on the market, it features a proven design, it’s recommended by leading system component manufacturers and because it requires no energy to operate, it’s very environmentally friendly – both in operation, and in that by removing debris from the system, it allows the heating system to operate at optimum efficiency levels, helping to reduce energy usage and as a result, CO2 emissions.
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www.sentinel-solutions.net
Integrated Heating Set to Change Heating Forever
that the first of its kind system will contribute to resolving the UK’s burgeoning energy shortage. The revolutionary integrated technology was engineered in conjunction by Rotex, technological leader in the field of green heating and hot water solutions, and Broseley Fires.
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Combining the warmth of an open fire with clean green energy from the sun, a new breakthrough in woodburning technology allows solar and biomass power to be used in combination for heating and hot water provision. Reliant on two forms of renewable energy, it is hoped
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