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Anchor Magnets Warmroom® from Anchor Magnets Ltd is a patented and cost effective magnetic heat saver, which grips to the rear of steel radiators preventing heat radiating to the wall. The low emissivity of Warmroom® reduces the heat lost through exterior walls by up to 60 per cent, and is easily fitted by a tenant or resident without the need to remove radiators. As well as reducing heat loss and heating bills, Warmroom® helps the environment by lowering the carbon footprint of a property.
Poujoulat
www.poujoulat.co.uk
Poujoulat UK’s Therminox TI and ZI chimney system is “the only HETAS listed metal twin wall chimney that is soot fire tested using a solid fire stop in the room of the appliance in domestic houses” which, the company says, makes it an “ideal internal metal chimney solution for houses built post 2008 (Airtight)”. During testing, the soot fire test took the cooling air for the enclosure shaft down from the roof space and avoided taking air flow from the living room and this was sufficient to achieve a distance to combustible materials of 50mm. For further information on Poujoulat’s complete range visit the website.
TME
www.tmethermometers.com
Streamline water checks with TC Wall Ports from TME, specialists in temperature test equipment. Spot checks on boxed in pipes or high level tanks are faster and more practical with remote thermocouple monitoring points located up to 20m away. Each port houses a thermocouple connection, linked to the water outlet by a fine wire sensor. Simply plug in a thermometer for an accurate, instant result every time. Now available in Red and Blue for hot and cold water points – ideal for hot and cold feeds into tmvs. Apply a barcode to achieve paperless temperature recording using TME’s MM7000 barcode scanning thermometer.
Micronics
www.micronicsflowmeters.com
Micronics Ltd the Clamp-on ultrasonic flowmeter specialist are delighted to announce that they have reached an agreement with Engelmann Sensor GmbH, to market their range of In-line Heat meter products within the UK. The Introduction of this range of products now enables Micronics to compete within the energy metering and billing market for new build, full refurbishment and retrofit projects offering the customers a choice of meter types and solutions to suit their individual needs and preferences. Micronics will first introduce the UF50 Ultrasonic heatmeter range for 15mm, 22mm and 25mm pipes.
Pellet Mole
www.pelletmole.co.uk
Pellet Mole can now offer a simple but sophisticated way to monitor the level of pellets left in your store; Sonavis. The basic unit can be read on-site and has a low-level warning output. The pro version enables remote configuration and monitoring. An increasing number of customers that have had problems with their existing storage system are fitting the E3 Mole. The E3 gives the opportunity to increase storage volumes and improve the utility of a pellet store.
Consort Claudgen
www.consortepl.com
Consort Claudgen’s new CRX1 wireless controller features a large easy-to-read backlit LCD display and offers up to six temperature settings a day, seven days a week. It has four different operating modes and features a 15-minutes Boost with temperature control to provide the maximum comfort quickly. The CRX1 works with all Consort RX heaters and can operate different products at the same time allowing total heating systems to be effectively controlled. This modern design controller is supplied with a security wall bracket and table top stand.
www.warmroom.co.uk
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