BSEE ABOUT US


AET Flexible Space is the leading provider of Under Floor Air Conditioning (UFAC) systems with an estimated three million m2 installed worldwide. By using the plenum beneath a raised access floor as the ventilation zone, duct and


pipework can be virtually eliminated and commercial space can be maximised. This in turn leads to huge savings in construction materials, installation costs, fit out and reconfiguration costs. Zonal downflow units condition the air which is then introduced into the workspace


using fan terminal units. The system is inherently flexible – fantiles are easy to relocate according to changing occupier requirements and feature integrated personal control. We have worked with leading developers, architects and corporate end users on


world class developments, for example, the 100,000m2 Parkview Green building in Beijing; China’s first prequalified LEED CS Platinum building and One Airport Square in Accra, Ghana’s greenest building. In the UK, Flexible Space systems are considered ideal for height restricted


refurbishments; recently completing 20 Soho Square, 33 Glasshouse Street, and 28 Savile Row to name a few examples. Many of our projects have won industry awards for innovation, energy efficiency and


sustainability. AET Flexible Space – less waste, a better use of space. For more information call 01342 310400 or visit:


www.flexiblespace.com Outstanding record of long service at Gilberts Blackpool


It’s outstanding! – is how the Jonathan Haslam, Managing Director of Gilberts Blackpool, the independent air movement solutions company, describes the organisation’s employment history. After the latest attainment of 25 years’ service, a check revealed


that almost a quarter of Gilberts’ employees have been with the Lancashire manufacturer at least 20 years. “Is it something in the air? We are only a mile or so from Blackpool seafront!” joked Mr Haslam, whose father Gil founded the company in 1960. “We seem to have a higher than average lack of staff mobility. “It also means we have an unrivalled skills base, to use to the


benefit of our customers.” Alastair McGowan, Gilberts’ most recent ‘silver server’ said:


“The management team wants everyone to succeed, and if you want to learn and improve, they will encourage you and as far as possible open doors for promotion and development of work skills.”


Gilberts is seeing significant growth and has extended its 80,000sq ft head office, engineering and R&D facility. It is adding almost 10% more space for manufacturing and warehousing to meet growing, international orders. The company undertakes production in‐house, from design to


formation of dyes to manufacture, giving clients the reassurance of quality both off the shelf and bespoke. It also has an advanced test centre in‐house. For more information call 01253 766911 or email:


info@gilbertsblackpool.com Munters – a global force in energy efficient air treatment


Munters is a global provider of energy efficient air treatment systems with more than 350,000 air treatment systems installed worldwide, offices in 30 countries and over 3,000 employees. We are a leading international provider of


evaporative air cooling, temperature and humidity control solutions. Our products include systems for industry and commercial buildings which can make energy savings of up to 75% in comparison to conventional building air treatment energy costs, whilst improving the indoor air quality. Our energy efficient Oasis™ IEC (indirect evaporative coolers) are installed in a wide variety of data centres


across North America, Europe, Asia and Australasia. These configurable systems circulate the primary air


from the white space through heat exchangers which are cooled using a combination of outdoor air movement and evaporation. Using Munters advanced heat exchanger technology


and efficiency fans the Oasis series offers a truly global reach and product you can rely on for cooling your data centre. Munters currently cools over 200MW of rejected heat while achieving low partial PUE results, CO2 emissions and high energy savings in data centres around the world. To arrange a cooling consultation email:


datacentres@munters.com Seven decades of precision air conditioning from Stulz


With 70 years’ experience, Stulz is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of energy efficient air conditioning solutions for mission‐critical applications. For customers, air conditioning systems and chillers are developed


and produced, individual air conditioning solutions planned, entire systems implemented and operation ensured through our own Service & Maintenance programme. A wealth of experience and innovative design enables us to offer


our customers the whole spectrum of cooling solutions. Successful projects completed worldwide include hospitals, universities, museums, laboratories and printrooms, to name a few. When it comes to reducing energy consumption, not only in data centres, Free‐cooling offers the largest potential for energy savings.


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Recent technological progress has significantly increased this potential through new direct and indirect free‐cooling solutions. The more efficient this cooling, the less power the facility consumes, significantly improving PUE and saving cost. The Stulz cooling portfolio includes:


uLow energy CRAC units uIndirect Dynamic Free Cooling uDirect Fresh‐Air free‐cooling uHigh‐density server rack cooling uAdiabatic indirect free‐cooling Airhandling units uTelecommunications cooling uChillers uService & Maintenance (including non‐Stulz equipment) All STULZ cooling solutions are specifically designed for the individual project and business critical environment, where reliability and energy efficiency is paramount. Call 01372 749666; email sales@stulz.co.uk or visit:


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