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BSEE-SEP21-PG39-42 Whats New_Layout 1 23/08/2021 15:00 Page 40


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WHAT’S NEW New installation manager at Condair


umidity control specialist, Condair, has appointed James Hare as its new Installation Manager. James will be responsible for


delivering the installation of Condair’s humidifier and dehumidifier systems across the UK and Ireland. James has many years’ experience in the building


services and environmental control sectors having worked at companies including Trend, Intech and ELPRO Global. Tony Tullett, Service Director at Condair,


comments, “It is with great pleasure that we welcome James to the Condair service department. We take pride in being able to supply our customers the manufacturer’s expertise on­site. Professional installation of our equipment is the first step in ensuring a successful humidity control project.


As Condair’s Installation Manager, James is a single point of contact for our install customers, from order placement through to hand­over and product training.”


James Hare commented, “I’m very happy to have joined Condair and am greatly looking forward to supporting both our end­user customers, who frequently have little experience of HVAC install projects, as well as our expert contractors and FM clients. Condair is able to offer a complete service of design, supply and after­sales support, whether it is a full turn­key solution or simply informed advice on overcoming any install challenges.”


www.condair.co.uk Ideal Industries launches new test & measurement range


Panasonic introduces advanced AHU Kit for PACi NX Series


commercial applications. The powerful PACi NX range achieves outstanding SEER / SCOP efficiency values and energy labels up to A+++. The new AHU Kit (PAW­280PAH3M) provides a


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robust and reliable fresh air solution for the PACi NX Series with optimal control for users to ensure their ideal environment. The kit combines air conditioning and fresh air in


just one solution. It is available in a medium version and comes in a sleek and sturdy steel casing.


Smart Connectivity with CONEX The system has Panasonic’s efficient CONEX Controller with Bluetooth built­in for quick set­up. The innovative IoT remote controller can be used through a smartphone or tablet and is compatible with the Panasonic H&C Diagnosis App for analysis and troubleshooting.


Easy installation and maintenance Designed for ease of installation, maintenance and use, Panasonic has ensured the new AHU Kit is straightforward with clear guidance to avoid errors. The new PAH3 models have all access points displayed on one layer, in full view and for easy access. Furthermore, all parts and wiring are clearly labelled and there is sufficient space in the terminal block to allow easy installation.


www.aircon.panasonic.eu


new additions to its Part M range. The range of visually contrasting accessories that comply with current building regulations Part M, now includes GridPro Frontplates and a Shaver Socket. GridPro is a comprehensive range of frontplates and modules designed to offer installers flexibility. The new 6­24 gang, anthracite grey Part M GridPro additions have been developed as a high quality, flexible and modern solution to assisted living wiring requirements. The 115/230V dual voltage shaver socket is intended for use in bathroom areas, with


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the colour contrasting frontplate designed to aid visibility. A brochure with details of the full range of Part M visually contrasting products and solutions is available to view on the Scolmore Group website and can also be downloaded from the Scolmore Group app.


www.scolmore.com


Worcester Bosch Strava Club Smashes 4000 Mile Target, Reaching over 10,000 in 2 months


in the industry to get moving and exploring the great outdoors as lockdown eased and summer began. The Club ran, walked, cycled, swam, and even canoed their way to


over 11,000 miles by the end of July, more than double its original 4,000­mile target! Throughout the competition, a monthly winner was selected at


random to receive a selection of branded prizes, in May, June, and July. The overall campaign prize is a brand­new Greenstar 4000 boiler, the lucky winner of which, Norbert Marokity, was chosen from the top 20 installer athletes from over the whole period. Norbert Marokity, Gas Engineer at Camden Gas in London,


contributed over 550 miles to the tally since the club’s launch on May 26th.


• The Worcester Bosch Greenstar 4000 Relay has smashed its 4000­ mile target out of the water, achieving over 10,000 miles. • The winner Norbert Marokity, randomly selected from the top 20 farthest­travelling members, is awarded a brand­new Greenstar 4000


The Greenstar 4000 Strava Club has achieved a whopping 11,000 miles since its launch in late May and has crowned Norbert Marokity as the winner of a brand­new Greenstar 4000. The Greenstar 4000 Relay was started to celebrate the launch of the brand­new Greenstar 4000 boiler range, while encouraging those


Marokity said: “I really enjoyed getting involved in the 4000 Strava Club and seeing the community encourage each other to get active and enjoy the outdoors. It’s a bonus to have won the brand­new Greenstar 4000!” Nicola Fisher, PR Manager for Worcester Bosch, commented: “At


Worcester Bosch we have really enjoyed seeing the community getting active together – we’re sad to see the challenge end! “To have reached over 11,000 miles is more than we could have


hoped for. Thanks to everyone who got involved!” To find out more about the Greenstar 4000, visit the Worcester


Bosch website. www.worcester­bosch.co.uk/professional/greenstar­4000


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anasonic Heating & Cooling Solutions has added a new Air Handling Unit (AHU) Kit to its successful PACi NX Series designed for


consistency at a competitive price. The new test and measurement range from IDEAL Industries includes devices designed specifically for commercial projects, domestic installations and use by apprentices. By leveraging the company’s global scale and know­how to homogenise the test and measurement range, IDEAL Industries has developed a robust and high performance range, packed with innovative and useful functionality. The new range includes all the test and measurement requirements commonly needed


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on site, including clamp meters, split jaw (fork) meters, multi­meters (DMM), voltage testers and indicators, non­contact voltage testers and infrared thermometers. All devices are CE and UL certified, plus CAT rated for the relevant operating environment, providing peace of mind that the tester is fit for the job and will pass scrutiny if equipment is audited. With robust yellow casing to protect the devices from drops and knocks and make them


easier to find on site, the range has been designed with common features and function locations to make it easy for electricians to transition from device to device.


www.idealind.com New additions to the Click Part M wiring accessories range


colmore continues to invest in new products and improvements to its extensive range of wiring accessories and has just announced


DEAL Industries, the specialist in electrical tools, accessories and components, has developed a new range of test and measurement equipment designed to offer electricians quality, accuracy and


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umidity control specialist, Condair, has published a


new podcast about how humidifiers can provide economic evaporative cooling in air handling units.


The 10­minute


interview with Dave Marshall­George, Sales Director at Condair, sees Dave explaining the different strategies available for using humidifiers for cooling in AHUs, as well as the opportunities and limitations each strategy presents. He also outlines a real life case study that illustrates the energy saving benefits of a direct air evaporative cooling design used in a recent telecommunications AHU project. The podcast was produced in


association with BusinessNet Explorer and can be listened to from Condair’s website, Condair.co.uk, or can be found on Apple iTunes, Spotify, Soundcloud and Google Podcasts by searching for “Condair podcast”.


The podcast is Condair’s first published podcast, as Dave Marshall­George explains, “Podcasts are a great way for engineers to listen and learn whilst in their car or on their way to work. We wanted to engage with this bite­sized learning channel to deliver useful information on a topic we are seeing more and more interest in from consultants and AHU companies. Our short podcast on evaporative cooling is very easy listening and perfect for a 10­ minute coffee break escape.”


www.condair.co.uk


Round two for ESP’s RekorHD CCTV revamp


which offers wholesalers and installers a collection of CCTV systems that come in a convenient kit form, with all the elements required to get a system up and running in one box. Now the company is ready to unveil the second phase of the product development programme which sees RekorHD expanded into a comprehensive analogue CCTV range.


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Analogue CCTV remains a popular choice with installers and end users who are impressed with the image quality and functionality that the RekorHD range provides. Whilst the RekorHD kit format is providing a convenient solution for a wide range of CCTV applications, the new analogue CCTV additions will meet the increasing demand for a comprehensive analogue CCTV range.


t is just three months since ESP relaunched its RekorHD 2MP CCTV range,


The newly expanded Rekor HD


range offers an increased number of cameras. There is now a wider choice of camera lenses for different focal requirements, infrared coverage for night time visibility and options for either a bullet or dome camera style. All cameras are housed in IP rated contemporary housings suitable for external use. The camera housings are available in a choice of white and grey housing finishes to maximise their appeal for a range of building exteriors and interiors.


www.espuk.com


New and improved Inceptor Omni downlight from Ovia


downlight and made a number of significant improvements to enhance its overall performance. First launched in 2017 as part


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of Ovia’s premium Inceptor product range, Inceptor Omni has proved a popular choice for installers thanks to the ease of installation and flexibility it offers.


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incorporates Ovia’s award­winning Flameguard system technology and is I­joist rated for 30, 60 and 90 minutes. Retaining all the qualities of the original version, the new Omni V2 now boasts a recess depth of just 53mm, thanks to the Flow integrated driver, which means there is no need for an insulation bracket. Omni V2 is supplied with push­fit Flow connectors which feature push­in, low maintenance terminals to offer another time­saving benefit for installers. With the driver now incorporated into the Flow connector, this means that insulation can be laid over the fitting. Among other key features is a CTA switch (colour temperature


adjustable) ­ a built­in, three position switch which allows for instant change of the colour temperature. The lumen output has been increased, up from 500lm on the original version, to 600lm for Omni V2 and it now offers an improved 60⁰ beam angle with all colour temperature selections. For further information, contact OVIA on 01827 300640 or email sales@oviauk.com.


www.oviauk.com Read the latest at: www.bsee.co.uk


via has taken its popular Inceptor Omni fire­rated, tri­colour, dimmable


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