SPATEX 2011, BRIGHTON, UK
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SIEMENS HEADLINE ENERGY SAVINGS
BOWMAN DEVELOPS NEW RANGE OF HEAT EXCHANGERS
The Ezetrol plus controller from Siemens has been especially designed for all types of swimming pools
SPATEX will see Siemens Water Technologies displaying the Siemens LOGO! PLC. A unit that can take 0-20mA signals from the controllers (cl2 and pH) and remotely display on the unit. The unit can have multiple pools shown and also assign internal alarms to the PLD which work independently of the controller. Other applications include pool water level control and a mini GMS.
Siemens will also be showing their popular Ezetrol plus, System 3NX, DEPOLOX pool, Barrier®M UV and OSEC Systems. Siemens Water Technologies is positioned to provide solutions for integrated packages that allow customers to make some significant savings on energy consumption, whilst still ensuring the highest possible water quality. Through using SED2 variable speed drives (VSDs), a ChemWeb- Server and the DEPOLOX Pool systems, Siemens can offer up to 50% energy savings on installations. Siemens – Stand L114
A new range of stainless steel heat exchangers will be one of the highlights for E J Bowman, now one of the most established brands for pool and spa heat exchangers. The company has developed this new range to satisfy the demand from its worldwide customers for a stainless steel option. Bowman has become the brand of choice for many distributors and installers due to the superior performance, high quality construction and compact dimensions of their heat exchangers. Based on Bowman’s proven ‘shell and tube’ design concept, they feature a high efficiency inner core which has a large surface area, whilst a unique internal baffle arrangement turbulates the hot water flow over the tube stack, increasing the heat transfer rate by a substantial margin. Bowman’s – Stand U109
Waterco’s Exotuf sand filters are so “tough” that they come with a 10 year full tank warranty
WATERCO STEPS UP WITH NEW ARRIVALS
A new range of stainless steel heat exchangers will be one of the highlights for E J Bowman
PLASTICA EXHIBITS HEATSEEKER PUMPS
Siemens Barrier M UV system is equipped with special Wallace & Tiernan medium-pressure lamps
Plastica who return to the show this year, is exhibiting the new Heatseeker Heat Pumps, Endurance filters and pumps, Poolsaver safety cover, Extreme lining, domestic linings, wooden pools and water treatment. Plastica is the UK’s leading independent manufacturer and distributor of swimming pools and accessories. Based in the south east of England, Plastica’s reputation and high quality, competitively priced products is based on extensive knowledge of the wet leisure market and friendly, helpful staff. Plastica – Stand U132
There’s a big emphasis on new products from international swimming pool and water treatment specialists Waterco Europe. A new range of Multicyclone Plus filter systems, the Zane Gulf Panel solar system, the Hydro 5000 commercial inline strainers, and Exotuf 600 sand filter will all feature. Exotuf is next generation of injection moulded sand filters. Constructed from high impact polypropylene, and a pressure rating of 3.5bar ensures the Exotuf is manufactured to the highest quality and reliability ensuring years of trouble free operation. Exotuf sand filters are so “tough” that they come complete with a 10 year full tank warranty. The
MultiCyclone Plus uses advanced hydro cyclone technology to reduce the footprint of the filtration system.
Waterco – Stand L112
Waterco’s MultiCyclone Plus uses advanced hydro cyclone technology
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