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DALROD Aylesbury & Slough launch new Service Centre
DALRODare delighted to expand the reach to their customers by opening their seventeenth service centre,DALROD Aylesbury & Slough. Over the last 12months, DALROD has seen the demand for their services increase and since last January 2020, DALROD has opened 7 new service centre’s. DALROD Aylesbury and Slough is the newest addition, and at the helmis Director Chris Simpkinswho is no stranger to the industry or DALROD. Chris has beenworkingwithin ourMK service centre, but his ambition and drive to own his own business iswhat pushed himto become our newest DALROD Director.
Chris shares DALROD’s passion in being accountable for delivering first-class customer service. Chris today begins his newadventure, servicing all commercial and residential propertieswithin the HP, SL postcodes and cannotwait to showcase our genuine
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specialist drainage service andwhywe are one of the UK’s leading drainage companies.
The entire DALROD networkwelcomes Chris to our ever-growing family.
Grundfos endorses the use of ie5 motors and pump solutions globally
It is said that asmuch as half of theworld’s electricity is consumed
bymotors1.Motor- driven systems in the industry sector alone consumes 64%of the electric energy,while the commercial sector consumes 20%and the residential sector consumes 13%2. There is a growing focus on improving the efficiencies ofmotors and reducing energy consumption tomeet the carbon emission targets around theworld. There is a lot of excitement around theworld ofmotors, given the recent high profile investments in this area, validation fromkey Governments and industry leaders to further promote the development and adoption on energy efficientmotors across the various sectors.
The International Efficiency (IE) standards stipulate the energy efficiency and basically has set five levels ofmotor efficiency: IE1 to IE5. The highest efficiency level being IE5 the ‘Ultra-PremiumEfficiency’. These IE codes
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serve as a reference for governmentswho specify the efficiency levels for theirminimum energy performance standards formotors in their respective countries.
Pumps account for a large portion of this electricity consumed across the various sectors, especially in industries and commercial sectors. As aworld leading manufacturer of pumps and pump equipment, Grundfosmakes electricalmotors of exceptional quality. Grundfos has several decades of experience in building state-of-the- art electronic controlled pumps (E-pumps) and beenmanufacturing its ownmotorswith integrated frequency converterswith energy- saving and speed control functionality for domestic, commercial, and industrial pump applications. In fact, theworld’s first speed controlled pumpwith integrated frequency converter sawthe light of day in its laboratories back in the late 1980s, and, ever
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since, Grundfos hasworked intensively to optimise and extend its E-pump programme every year.
Grundfos is dedicated to keep at the forefront of the technological development, introducing truly innovative solutions for the benefit of its customers and the environment. Grundfos’ E- pumpswith integrated frequency converter are designedwith total control, customer convenience, and environmental sustainability inmind. Grundfos’MGE E-motors exceeds the IE5 requirements - for example, looking at a MGE 11.0 kW3x380-500Vmediumspeed, the IE5 requirement for themotor efficiency is 93.2 %, but the GrundfosMGE E-motor exceeds that bymore than 2%by having amotor efficiency of 95.7%at 380V/2600 rpm. The PDS (Power Drive System, including Variable Frequency Drive or VFD) efficiency of aMGE 11,0 kWreaches as highs as 93.2%at 380V/ 2900 rpm. So even including the VFD theMGE
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