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ECO Datacentres benefit from kinetic energy Riello UPS has unveiled its new Master MHF series, a modular, scalable power protection system for ECO-targeted datacenters looking to optimize their investments in power protection. The battery free Master MHF series is ideal for data-centers looking to reduce their carbon footprint as is 99 per cent efficient and Smart-grid ready. The Master MHF series utilizes the kinetic energy of a flywheel to provide sufficient runtime to ride through short duration mains failures and start a generator set. The new Riello UPS allows large data-centers to move away from the traditional problems associ-


ated with the use of batteries. Available from 100-500kVA, and supplied in match- ing cabinets, the Master MHF series is designed with a high charge/discharge rate (without degradation) and boasts a 20 year design life.


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New Trend Prestige range New from Granite Transformations are three inno- vative Trend Prestige designs, the only agglomerate or engineered stone products in the world to feature a veining pattern running through the surface. Nero Marquis is a midnight black quartz surface, enlivened with a subtle spider’s web of silver, grey and white strands, created using recycled glass. Cape Cod Green is a cool misty green veined with brilliant copper, dusky brown and grey, a look that’s achieved with aventurina glass embedded with crystals of semi-precious metal. While the frag- ments of fiery red and soft brown that float across Fire Beige are made from natural Italian granite. These surfaces are available exclusively from Granite Transformations showrooms.


 Growing speed of change...!


The opening of the new Museum of Liverpool is a landmark in more ways than one: not only is it the largest newly-built museum in Britain for more than a century, but it also houses the 300th


the UK. Further, it demonstrates the growing pace of acceptance of the need for the specialist accessible toilets: the 250th


Changing Places toilet to be installed in was only opened four months


prior. Larger than a conventional accessible toilet, a Changing Places toilet includes additional equipment to enable people with profound and/or multiple disabilities, and those who need the help of at least one carer, to enjoy day-to- day activities, knowing there are appropriate facilities to undertake basic per- sonal hygiene. Robin Tuffley, marketing manager for Total Hygiene, which sponsors the Changing Places campaign, says: “There are 13 million people registered disabled in the UK; figures from VisitEngland maintain people with a disability spend some £2 billion a year on overnight trips alone. A Changing Places toilet potentially opens the door to them spending more time enjoying activities able-bodied people take for granted.”


Power beyond limits.


For new build and refurb projects...


The Mainline Power track system provides a cheaper, quicker to install and more stylish alternative to traditional sockets in any environment. More power to you. Once installed, anyone can simply and safely add, remove and reposition sockets where needed along the tracks length. More power to your customer.


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For more information, a price list or to locate your nearest stockists and installers visit:


mainlinepower.co.uk or call 08450 724 754


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