FEATURE 2ND PLACE
HI FLO F750+ BY CAMFIL The new Hi-Flo is an enhanced version of Camfil’s
award winning Hi-Flo low-energy air filter. Featuring aerodynamic pockets for optimised performance, the new low energy air filters have been rated A+ by Eurovent. It saves up to £30 per year for every installed filter. FMs, Energy Managers and building owners will be able to meet the much tougher requirements for energy savings specified in Eurovent’s 2015 energy efficiency classification system for air filters. Eurovent‘s new, objective energy efficiency classification has now been implemented. Today all air filters can be graded from A+ to E. The grade A+ stands for the lowest energy consumption and E for the highest.
The top model, M7 in filter class F7, has received the highest rating from Eurovent (A+) for its outstandingly low energy consumption. In addition to saving more energy, the filtration efficiency is significantly higher than the performance demands for equivalent filters in EN779:2012, the European standard for general ventilation filters.
Bill Wilkinson, Managing Director, Camfil UK said: “The new Energy Saver Hi-Flo filter from Camfil is a major ‘quick win’ for switched on Energy Managers and FMs.
The pay backs within revenue budgets are typically less than three months and air filters are designed to be changed, so consequently do not put any pressure on capital budgets when upgrading to low energy air filters”.
“Both saves energy and cleans the air - a true innovation of Tomorrow!”
“It’s the best low energy compliant bag filter on the market ever, and it
drives the whole filtration industry towards nature friendly solutions.”
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PLACE
TASKI INTELLITRAIL BY DIVERSEY CARE TASKI IntelliTrail fleet tracking and management system
from Diversey Care uniquely combines smart technology, GPS tracking and web applications to provide operators with real-time control, analysis and insight of fleet performance.
Trials showed that fleet managers can reduce fleet, cleaning and administrative costs up to 25% with TASKI IntelliTrail. Operators with a fleet of 30 or more machines will be able to justify the investment and see an improvement in the quality and value of the service they deliver.
Cleaning machines such as scrubber driers represent significant capital investment. Labour is another major component of total cleaning costs. Operators need to maximise asset utilisation and labour productivity to control and reduce costs while enhancing service levels and value.
TASKI IntelliTrail provides real-time information and insight. It monitors key performance indicators including geographical position, total operating hours, average working hours, under- and over-utilisation, number of accidents, and battery charge levels. It removes administrative burden and cost by automating processes, so managers can also deploy labour more effectively to reduce unscheduled downtime.
Lawrence Osborne, TASKI Marketing Leader for Diversey Care UK & Ireland: “We are pleased to win this award and it
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“TASKI Intellitrail just makes cleaning services,
which are always squeezed on cost on and time, as efficient as possible. It is
very easy to use and great value for money.”
is good to know that the readers of Tomorrow’s FM recognise the benefits that innovations such as TASKI IntelliTrail from Diversey Care can bring to their businesses in terms of improved performance, greater efficiency and reduced costs.”
“This is a handy tool. You can track where your machines are,
whether on-site or in- use. It’s pure genius.”
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