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Heating & Plumbing
HRM Boilers
Johnson & Starley
A new high efficiency
The RenoXtra high efficiency combination
condensing system version of
condensing boiler from Johnson & Starley
the space saving X-ternal wall
features a new gas saver module built into the
mounted oil fired boiler has
cabinet of the boiler and provides additional
been launched by HRM Boilers.
system efficiency. The new module works by
System X-ternal is a 12/14kW
re-cycling flue gas heat, which is normally wasted
appliance. System X-ternal does
and expelled to the atmosphere, extracting
not take up space inside the
virtually all the energy from the incoming gas
home. As the name implies, the
supply. Reclaimed energy is stored in the unit
heat exchanger and combustion
and is used to pre-heat the incoming cold water.
equipment is externally mounted
This results in extra domestic hot water (DHW)
in a compact secure casing
efficiency, lower gas consumption, lower running
measuring just (HxWxD) 725 x 696 x 395mm. System X-ternal can be
costs and reduced carbon emissions.
routinely serviced without entering the home, is quiet and unobtrusive
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and has a rustproof and stylish fibreglass casing.
Tel: 01604 762881
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Euroheat
Honeywell Control Systems
Euroheat has taken the lead and
Water consumption is easy to
opened a National Biomass
reduce using Honeywell pressure
Training Centre and Showroom
reducing valves. Excessive water
based at Court Farm Business
pressure contributes to wastage,
Park, Bishops Frome,
as more flows to waste while taps
Worcestershire. The company’s
are left running. The Honeywell
Managing Director Simon
valves reduce this by ensuring
Holden said, “There is no doubt
lower and consistent water
that biomass heating solutions
pressure. They also minimise
will be emerging as a mainstream heating option for homeowners.
flow noise and protect installations from damage caused by excessive
The centre is the only place in the UK where you will find the three
pressure. Honeywell manufactures cast iron valves to reduce water
available options, log, chip and pellet, operating side by side.
pressure to buildings and sites, as well as small brass valves to control
This allows the trade to directly compare all three systems with
flows to individual floors, sub-units or appliances.
trained specialist advisors so that they can become informed enough
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to assist customers.”
Tel: 0800 7833 824
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Polypipe
The shores of Brittany in France
are the home to a brand new
self-build development inspired
by work done on earthship
building projects, which promote
and practice the most
sustainable construction
methods. Daren Howarth is the
inspiration behind the French
Groundhouse, an ecological home and workspace within a five acre
plot. In his quest to find the most suitable and fit for purpose products
and materials, he has specified products from the Polypipe range of
underfloor heating elements.
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Tel: 01709 770000
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NQ Fireplace Studio
NQ Fireplace Studio are specialists
in all aspects of modern high
efficiency designer heating.
Products include feature fires,
designer radiators, freestanding
stoves and inset gas and
woodburning fires incorporating
the latest eco-friendly technology.
To compliment our fires we have
a range of bespoke fireplaces
manufactured from the finest
stone, in both contemporary and
traditional designs.
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Tel: 0161 839 9393
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