NIBE
A huge stone built barn situated near Holmfirth was converted into seven dwellings in 1997, one of which has been made into a beautiful and spacious home with only one major problem, the cost of heating. The owner called in Warmway of Dewsbury, expert in renewable energy methods and a registered NIBE VIP installer. Being MCS regis- tered, Warmway were able to access Government funded grants
and were therefore able to design a system that is affordable and ecologically sound as well as extremely fuel efficient.
Tel: 0845 095 1200
www.nibe.co.uk Enq. 143 Grundfos Pumps
The Grundfos Alpha2 pump isn’t just a domestic circulator, it’s not just A-rated, it also has the unique AutoAdapt feature. AutoAdapt auto- matically delivers perfect comfort at the lowest possible energy level. Developed and patented by Grundfos the AutoAdapt function ensures the optimum combination of performance and energy consumption. All you need to do is plug it in. The unique Grundfos electronics take care of
everything else. The AutoAdapt setting continually finds the setting where optimal comfort meets minimal energy consumption.
Tel: 01525 775402
www.a-ratedpumps.co.uk Electrorad
Electrorad are the sole UK importers of two electric heating systems; Aeroflow®
and Digi-Line. Aeroflow® is
a German manufactured radiator with elements encased within fireclay heat plates. The fireclay provides a storage capability but also heats up very quickly and so is able to respond to thermostatic control requirements. Each radiator has an integral digital thermo- stat and seven day timing system. Digi-Line is a Swedish manufactured
thermal fluid filled radiator. Designed to look just like a central heating radiator and available in single panel and double panel models.
Tel: 0844 479 0055
www.electrorad.co.uk
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