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WHAT’S NEW VRV 5: BUILDING A BETTER ENVIRONMENT
residential airconditioning installations. Benefitting from the company’s innovative Shîrudo technology, the leading solution can be used to accommodate rooms as small as 10m², and without the need for additional equipment to be installed in the field. Combining bestinclass design versatility,
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industryleading serviceability and exceptional comfort levels, the VRV 5 solution provides fully flexible performance straight out of the box. What’s more, the system uses the R32 refrigerant,
elivering powerful results in a sustainable manner, Daikin’s VRV 5 solution is the modern choice for light commercial and
which has a 71% lower Global Warming Potential on a system level than alternative sources. Better still, the innovative system is also able to deliver leading reallife seasonal efficiency when installed. As a result, the new system represents an
exciting choice for building services professionals as they begin planning for a greener future. Ensuring a dramatic reduction in CO2 emissions, the highperforming system can help those in the trade to garner powerful results in no time at all. So, if you’re looking to help build a better environment, then consider investing in the system on your next project.
www.daikin.co.uk/en_GB/pressreleases/daikinrevealstheinsidestoryonthetechnologiesbehindthes.html New Condair directors at the Helm
Sales Director, and Tony Tullett, formerly Service Manager, has been promoted to Service Director. Tony Fleming, Director / Head of Sales Cluster Northern
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BoilerMagXC The New Choice in Compact Filters
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pear & Jackson is delighted to announce the launch of its brandnew magnetic domestic heating system filter, the BoilerMagXC. Competitively priced, the highperformance,
compact filter incorporates “Dual Flow” technology to pack a lot of performance into a compact space. Endorsed by the worldrenowned Spear & Jackson brand, BoilerMagXC customers can rely on the same brand values of quality and reliability. The BoilerMagXC’s patented “DualFlow”
technology means system water is exposed to the magnetic core twice on a single pass, allowing for the length of the extraction chamber to be minimised whilst retaining extremely high levels of iron oxide extraction. Featuring simple “inline” installation, the BoilerMagXC comes complete with highquality isolation valves. With its neat, retailfriendly packaging, this attractively priced domestic system filter promises to be a fastmoving item. National Sales Manager for BoilerMag, Craig
Worth, said: “We’re excited to launch the brand new BoilerMagXC, it’s the ideal filter for those looking for highperformance protection in restricted spaces at an attractive price. We identified a gap in our range by listening to our customers and installers, responding accordingly with a product we believe will add value to merchants as well as being popular amongst installers. The response to date has been overwhelming”. The brandnew filter can be fitted on either
vertical or horizontal pipework, it features a non block magnetic circuit and satisfies a requirement of BS7593:2019. Servicing can be done in a matter of minutes, by simply removing the core cover and rinsing.
Europe, commented, “It is with great pleasure that we welcome Dave and Tony to their new roles at Condair Ltd. Both have been with the company for many years, and are hugely experienced in developing the organisation and managing our sales and service teams. This enhancement of our local management team brings fresh drive and direction, enabling us to focus on improving even further our customer experience across sales activities and strengthening our after sales support.” Dave MarshallGeorge, newly appointed Sales Director, comments, “I am delighted to join The Senior Management Team at Condair Ltd. This is such an exciting and important time to be working in humidity control, with the recent recognition of the role HVAC plays in maintaining the health of society. Humidity’s contribution to indoor environmental quality is vital, but greatly undervalued by many. I’m looking forward to expanding our clients’ knowledge of this and to developing other markets, where humidity control provides a valued return on investment.”
www.condair.co.uk
Get cosy with Luceco’s new Dim2Warm FType Compact LED Downlight!
effect, using the latest LED energy saving technology. The new FType family offers a comprehensive LED downlight range that saves on installation time and offers great lighting performance to the end user. Offering a range of colour temperatures from cosy 2700K to super cosy 2200K, the new
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compact 6W FType is available with Flat, Regressed or Adjustable optics. This latest release is IJoist certified in accordance with BS 47621, IP65 on fixed optics, insulation coverable, and benefits from compliance to Air leakage Part C and acoustic Part E of the building regulations, as well as a 5 year warranty. The new FType Fire Rated Compact Downlight is specifically designed for low ceiling
voids and combines premium features with a versatile slimline construction. Speed and ease of installation are guaranteed due to a Clip & Fit driver and Speed Fit loop in/out push fit terminals for both solid and stranded cable. This latest addition to the FType family is supplied with white bezel as standard with interchangeable Polished Chrome and Brushed Steel variants available.
www.luceco.com Swegon Launch Updates and Corrections to Their WISE System
Swegon INSIDE is the new app due to be launched to go alongside the WISE system. The app is a tool to make the invisible visible. By utilising the app, each individual user is able to control and monitor their own indoor climate. The app will provide information on air quality, temperature and measured values, amongst other features to ensure a wellintegrated user experience, easily adaptable for indoor environments. Water optimisation in WISE is also due to be launched, with the function optimising water temperature based on the actual need in the room, as well as connecting the WISEsystem with air cooling chillers and heat pumps. The new water optimisation function reduces
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the energy use for cooling and heating by up to 15%, alongside contributing to a greater comfort, reducing the risk of condensation and making it easier to avoid oversizing. SuperWISE, a new software for the WISE
system has been released, with various new functions, changes and corrections being introduced into the program version. The new software includes updates to the
fan coil and radiant ceiling function in ICD, and “system occupancy”, which can be used to
wegon are due to launch a range of updates and additional features to their demandcontrolled indoor climate system.
ndulge in the cosy atmosphere of halogen colour lamps with a simple turn of a dimmer! The new Compact FType Dim2Warm Downlight replicates true tungsten halogen colour temperature allowing the user to reminisce back to the days of the traditional lamp
ondair has recently appointed two new Directors to its Senior Management Team. Dave MarshallGeorge, formerly UK & IE Sales Manager, has been promoted to
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Advertorial BSEE Smith’s celebrate four longserving team members
s we celebrate our 30th Anniversary we also applaud 4
members of Team Smith’s who between them have 112 years’ service. Celebrating 30 years’
service, having started in September 1991, Andy Livermore (left) joined Smith’s at the beginning and has played a key role in the growth and success of Smith’s. Three other longserving team members with over 25 years’ service
are Steve Dando, (second left), Steve Turner (third from left) and Jim Stanley (right). We are very proud of our heritage and these four key people have played a major part in our success. We are very proud of them and their achievements.
www.SmithsEP.co.uk
Better by design: 21 Reliable Controls products declared RoHS 3 compliant
Directive. RoHS stands for Restriction of Hazardous Substances and restricts the use of certain hazardous materials in electrical and electronic products. The following Reliable Controls
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products are certified compliant with RoHS 3: • MACHPro1™ • MACHPro2™ • MACHProAir™ • MACHProCom™ • MACHProPoint™ • MACHProLight™ • MACHProSys™ • MACHProView™ • MACHProView LCD™ • MACHProView LCD with Router™
• MACHProView with Router™ • MACHProView LCD Operator Display™
• MACHProView LCD Operator Display with Router™
• MACHProWebCom™ • MACHProWebSys™ • MACHProZone™ • SMARTNet Relay™ • SMARTNet Relay 20A • SMARTSensor™ • SMARTSensor EPD • SPACESensor™ Temperature
eliable Controls is pleased to announce compliance with the EU RoHS 3
“Our philosophy is to
sustainably source raw materials and manufacture products that minimise both our impact on the environment and the environmental footprint of buildings around the world,” says Vince Palmer, VP Operations at Reliable Controls. EU RoHS 3 specifies maximum
allowable levels of 10 restricted substances in the manufacturing of electrical and electronic devices to limit their spread in the environment as pollutants and reduce occupational exposure during manufacturing and recycling. Reliable Controls also follows the WEEE Directive, which sets targets for the design of electronics products with safe recycling and recovery in mind. This commitment to sustainable manufacturing is part of what makes Reliable Controls products truly better by design.
reliablecontrols.com
SANHA®Therm For closed heating installations and much more
automatically communicate with and start GOLD air handling units. With SuperWISE, users now have the ability
to create schedules for GOLD air handling units, and new documentation has become available that describes the structure of each project, as well as current values such as air flows and temperatures. New languages have also become available in Italian and Spanish.
SuperWISE has made it possible to activate
“air off” for zones/zone dampers via a schedule. A number of corrections have been made to
the previous system, including updates to incorrect translations. The issues with high memory usage when creating the review log have been solved, meaning less problems with
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the system when loading configuration. The problems with airflows that didn’t increase in certain situations when the room is in heating mode have been solved, as well as the display of status mode for lighting groups being corrected. The software version is also prepared for
water optimisation and temperature setpoint functions, which are now available in ICD. To read Swegon’s updated brochure, and to find out more details about the WISEsystem as a whole, as well as information about the individual products please visit the website.
www.swegon.com/uk/products/ optimisationsystems/wise/
and trusted SANHA® Therm press fittings from carbon steel (csteel) with a black sealing ring from EPDM (ethylene propylene dien rubber monomere) and SANHA®Therm carbon steel pipes. Our high quality SANHA®Therm press fittings and pipes are produced in our own factories and can be recognized by a red dot on the outside. SANHA®Therm also offers the combipress function like all our press
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fittings. This means: Tool compatibility, leak path feature and push & stay. This is how you save time and money: The carefully manufactured
installation system and its components offer an economically attractive solution for closed heating installations. The SANHA®Therm installation pipes, DZ version are galvanized on the in and outside, which leads to a higher corrosion resistance and are therefore optimally suited for use in fire extinguishing and sprinkler systems. The variant "Contiflo" is made of E195, material no. 1.0034 and consists of hotdip galvanized, unalloyed steel with optimized wall thickness, which is characterized by being easy to bend. Our Csteel system is furthermore available as a silicone free version (series 27000).
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he SANHA®Therm installation system consists of tried
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