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systems, has announced the appointment of Andy Wardle as Head of National Sales. Previously the territory manager for the North of England, Andy has been at Waterloo for 13 years and has an impressive track record of over 34 years’ experience in air distribution. The appointment reflects Waterloo’s


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continued growth and the appreciation that many customers work on a national basis. His new role will act as a catalyst for the creation of framework agreements, centralised purchasing


WHAT’S NEW SPONSORED BY Waterloo Air Products announces Head of National Sales


aterloo Air Products, market leaders in the manufacture of ventilation grilles, diffusers, weather louvres and VAV


and the creation of a national account to provide an enhanced customer experience. Part of this will be the use of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) to streamline the process across the supply chain and operations, as well as the application of technology across the Waterloo product portfolio. The appointment also comes at a time when


Waterloo is moving to an integrated product proposition, enabling a more efficient specification process amongst the company’s key audiences including architects, consultants, contractors and building owners.


www.waterloo.co.uk/


Spring Statement  New homes must be heated using low carbon sources from 2025


Fitzgerald launches hispec LED floodlights


are an innovative range of LED floodlights that are compact, robust and built for both indoor and outdoor environments. With eight designs in


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symmetric and asymmetric options, the range of 16 Arcturus floodlights incorporate the latest LED technology in die cast and extruded aluminium bodies. The Arcturus luminaires are available from 30W through to 960W and lumen outputs range from 3388 to 106770 lumens according to the model specified. With a 50,000 hour life and a five year warranty, maintenance costs are virtually eliminated. Ideal for warehouses, security


applications, village halls, sports pitches, driveways, amenity lighting and under canopies, the LED Arcturus range is easy to install as all connections can be made from the exterior, so minimising installation costs. IP rated gland connectors ensure a weatherproof electrical installation. With die cast aluminium


construction and a large heatsink


area for superior thermal management, the LED Arcturus floodlights are robust luminaires with a resilient finish and are rated IP65. They are available with two different reflectors, either a matt satin symmetric or asymmetric aluminium reflector, giving alternative beam patterns. The floodlights have a tempered 5mm transparent front glass which is set in a silicon gasket and an intelligent clip design to ensure that front glass is located properly and captive clips to prevent loss. Further information on the new


LED Arcturus floodlight range is available from Fitzgerald Lighting on 01208 79524 by emailing info@fitzlight.co.uk or by visiting the website at:


www.fitzlight.co.uk


he new LED Arcturus luminaires from lighting specialists Fitzgerald Lighting


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vinox welcomes the Chancellors announcement in his spring statement (13th March 2019) that all new homes


built from 2025 will be required to be heated by systems free from fossil fuels and that the UK will implement policies to increase the proportion of "green gas" within its gas grid to support this aim. This follows the publication of the


Committee on Climate Change’s (CCC) warning that energyinefficient and high carbon housing is jeopardising the UK’s chances of meeting its carbon budgets. Evinox believes this offers an excellent opportunity for the heat network industry to


drive the design of new systems using green energy sources, such as heat pumps or solar thermal, and to lower heat losses for the network using smarter design. An additional benefit for existing heat networks is the ability to swap the primary energy source for greener alternatives in the future, which allows for new technologies to be easily integrated. Hammond states “As with the challenge of adapting to the digital age, the challenge of shaping a carbonneutral economy of the future is pressing," "We must apply the creativity of the marketplace to one of the most complex


Smart desk occupancy sensor launched to help businesses monitor workspace use


launched an easy to install, wireless, lowenergy, underdesk sensor to detect occupancy and help companies use office space more efficiently. This solution allows facilities managers to see live desk availability and collect usage data. The underdesk passive infrared (PIR) sensor is a small, unobtrusive box that sticks to the underside of a desk and detects the presence of people. The sensors are wireless and low energy, making them easy to install and maintain. They can be used to support space optimisation planning, smart desk and meeting room booking and smartbuilding management. Jamie Burbidge, Digital Solutions Product Manager at Pressac, says: “Our underdesk sensor is highly configurable using our remote commissioning tool


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problems of our time – climate change – and build sustainability into the heart of our economic model.” This also follows last year’s announcement


that Government intends to regulate heat networks, something Evinox is firmly in favour of. Regulation of heat networks is key for meeting these growth targets and Evinox continue to work with the industry to help shape these regulations.


www.evinoxenergy.co.uk www.evinoxresidential.co.uk


Birmingham builds a legacy with the help of Kingspan


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and energy efficient with batteries lasting 510 years. “Data collected can be used to


reduce costs and improve energy efficiency with automated lighting, heating, ventilation and air conditioning based on occupancy.” Sensor data is encrypted using


AES128 encryption and sent wirelessly to Pressac’s gateway. Live data can be made available using industrystandard formats such as MQTT, or published directly to cloud services such as IBM Watson IoT and Azure IoT Hub. It can also feed directly into existing building management systems.


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new clinical building, which is home to a state oftheart cancer and rare


disease centre, has been created as part of Birmingham Children’s Hospital’s (BCH) ‘Waterfall House’. 20,000 l/m of Kingspan Kooltherm Pipe Insulation was specified for the building’s services to help achieve credits towards the BREEAM target rating of ‘Very Good’. The four floors of Waterfall House are tailored to meet the needs of young patients receiving care and was designed by architects, BDP, and engineering consultants, Hoare Lea. The project was also overseen by M&E contractors, Interserve Engineering Services. The premium performance


insulation core of Kingspan Kooltherm Pipe Insulation has a thermal conductivity as low as 0.025 W/m.K and can offer a long term energy saving solution. In addition, it achieves a 2008 Green


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Guide Summary Rating of A/A+. As a result, it can help towards achieving credits for lifecycle and energy targets as part of a BREEAM assessment. Kingspan Kooltherm Pipe


Insulation also has a bestinclass Eurofins Indoor Air Comfort Gold certificate, is BDA Agrement® certified, has a best in class European Reaction to Fire performance of BL,s1,d0, and is FM Approved per Approval Standard 4924 when installed in accordance with the conditions defined by the approval.


www.kingspanindustrialinsulation.com


lectrical Safety First supported by the Office for Product Safety and


Standards (OPSS) is hosting an industry summit designed to help businesses deal effectively with product recalls. This CPD accredited event 


Unravelling Product Risk Assessment (postincident) is being held on Tues 26th March 2019, at Mary Ward House, 5 Tavistock Place, London. It will bring together a team of experts  including major retailers, specialist law firms and the OPSS  to clarify the theory and method behind a successful risk assessment. Using the recognised EU format as a basis, the summit will offer a step by step approach to the factors that need to be considered to clarify the level of risk following an incident and how to document it. Delegates will also undertake a facilitated workshop, using a relevant case study, to ensure theory is put into practice. “Feedback we have received


indicates that postincident risk assessment is sometimes over


simplified, or perceived as some kind of dark art”, explains Martyn Allen, Technical Director at Electrical Safety First. “So we have developed this event to show how a comprehensive and well document risk assessment will help determine the most effective corrective action  and ensure that consumers are protected in a timely and efficient manner. “This summit is a followup to our high profile annual product safety conference, which took place last November”, adds Martyn. “Although we are a consumerfacing charity, we established the conference back in 2010 because we believe that the best way to protect consumers is by working with business. So our objective with the summit  as always  is to ensure we bring delegates the critical information and emerging trends currently impacting on the electrical products industry”. To find out more about the summit, contact: Neelam Sheemar on 0781 381 4527. Or email:


Neelam.sheemar@electricalsafetyfirst.org.uk Read the latest: www.bsee.co.uk


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