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Sentinel – contributing to energy efficiency You wouldn’t run your car on mucky oil, so why run a heating system on mucky water? Sentinel water treat- ment products are acknowledged as the best you can buy for heating systems. With TripleTech technology providing three different types of chemical technologies to pene- trate and attack system scale and corrosion in X800 and three different heavy duty specialist corrosion inhibitors each targeting a specific metal type in X100, and most major boiler manufacturers recommending Sentinel prod- ucts by name, using Sentinel could make the heating system up to 15 per cent more effective. Saving money, reducing emissions and cutting down on maintenance makes using Sentinel a highly cost effective thing to do.


t 01928 588330 www.sentinel-solutions.net


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All-weather access automation The prestigious Clarendon Hotel overlooking Blackheath Common now welcomes arriving guests with efficient and reliable bi-parting automatic sliding doors powered by an IP65-rated operator from Tormax UK. Engineered to withstand the effects of strong winds, the high-torque Tormax slidedoor TEP.IP65 drive unit incorporates cutting edge technology that successfully combines efficient door operation with low energy consumption. Simple key- pad programming incorporates features such as a winter opening function to make it easy for staff to reduce hold- open time in adverse conditions. The Tormax TEP.IP65


operator allows automatic sliding doors to be installed in almost any environment and has proven its reliability in locations such as saunas and refrigeration units.


t 01932 238040 www.tormax.co.uk


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Woodpecker Energy to exhibit at Greenbuild Expo Woodpecker Energy UK will exhibit at the Greenbuild Expo on 29th


and 30th June 2011 at Manchester Central.


The Woodpecker team looks forward to welcoming visitors at its stand number F16 within Ignition 11. Woodpecker Energy’s executive chairman Tim Rook will speak about wood fuel and district heating schemes. The presentation takes place on Wednesday, 30th


June


from 3pm to 3.45pm in the Foyer Room. He will outline domestic and district biomass heating solutions, what systems are available, as well as financial incentives pre-


sented by the government’s Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI). He will also answer frequently asked questions about wood biomass. On the stand Woodpecker Energy will showcase its range of biomass boilers, which are fuelled by wood pellets.


t 0845 853 6359 www.woodpeckerenergy.co.uk


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Green family benefit from east-facing solar panels When Warren Green was looking at ways of reducing his family’s energy bills he thought that his predominantly east-facing roof would prove a barrier to the use of Photovoltaic (PV) panels. Mr Green’s 26-year-old bunga- low in Oakley Green, near Windsor in Berkshire, has four bedrooms and two bathrooms and is home to Warren, his two sons and his mother and father, so keeping fuel bills to a minimum is a priority. Now, with the installation of a 16-panel array from Mitsubishi Electric, the house- hold will benefit from an anticipated 2,000 kWh of power generation a year, helping reduce the home’s consump- tion and earn an income from the Government’s Feed In Tarriff. Warren was keen to use Mitsubishi Electric PV panels to help power the Ecodan® he had installed by World Heat last year.


Henrad vertical radiator range launched Henrad has launched three new ranges of high per- formance decorative radiators to complement its existing wide range of horizontal compact steel panel radiators. These environmentally friendly, extremely efficient Henrad decorative radiators not only look good and give those essential additional design possibilities, but operate brilliantly with either traditional boiler driven heating systems or the new renewable heat systems such as heat pumps and solar thermal systems, keeping your rooms cosy and warm even with lower system operating tempera- tures. “These new ranges of Henrad decorative radi- ators offer architects, designers, installers and home owners a new way to look at providing heat around


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Gain easy Code points with Protect a Cycle™ Cycle storage earns up to two credits in the Code for Sustainable Homes and Protect a Cycle™


from Trimetals provides a simple and


easy-to-specify solution. Protect a Cycle is the first and only secure bicycle store that has achieved both key UK security standards; it’s tested and certified by the Loss Prevention Certification Board with LPS1175 Security Rating 1, and has also achieved the


Secured By Design Police Preferred Specification mark. The design features two stainless steel hasps with two high security padlocks, plus a heavy duty ground anchor. A patented spring-assisted opening action ensures complete and easy access to stored bicycles.


t 01258 459441 www.trimetals.co.uk


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Renewable energy pioneers shortlisted The shortlist for the first National Heat Pump Awards 2011 includes pioneering projects that could be the forerunners of a new mainstream approach to harness- ing low carbon renewable energy for the future. Among the finalists are a com- munity hospital in Malvern heated and cooled by ground water, a 13th


Century


Augustian Priory near Weston-super- Mare, which harnesses energy from the


air, a hotel heated and cooled with sea water, and a vineyard in Holmfirth, the setting for the acclaimed television series Last of the Summer Wine, heated by earth energy. Uniting these diverse projects, is the use of modern heat pump technology, which extracts energy contained in air, water or the earth for use in heating and cooling buildings.


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Dimplex offers low carbon, high performance heating Dimplex has all the answers for combining low car- bon emissions with high performance, with a wide range of renewable and flexible electric heating solu- tions on show at the Chartered Institute of Housing annual conference and exhibition this June (stand 97, Hall B). Heat pumps can reduce carbon emissions (compared with a standard gas central heating sys- tem) by up to 50 per cent. Virtually maintenance-free, heat pumps typically have a lifespan of up to 25 years


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and with the UK’s widest range across ground and air source and over three decades of heat pump experience, Dimplex has the products and expertise for every instal- lation. On show at Harrogate will be the new LA MI range of air source heat pumps, which employs an inverter-driven compressor to reduce the load and power require- ments, and the SI 4 MEH, a high temperature ground source heat pump with com- pact footprint, making it suitable for smaller homes.


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