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With consumer demand for heat pumps at an all- time high, Panasonic has partnered with Drayton by Schneider Electric to offer its Wiser room-by- room heating control system. Seamlessly integrating with Panasonic Aquarea Air Source Heat Pumps and the Aquarea Smart Cloud and Service Cloud apps, the Wiser system provides an additional element of energy control and simple home automation. This new partnership will allow installers of Panasonic’s
Aquarea air source heat pumps to offer their customers room- by-room heating control by fitting Wiser with the Aquarea system. The combination of smart controls will help make homes as energy efficient as possible by bringing different electrical devices under the control of one app, helping homeowners to lower their bills and reduce their carbon footprint. Wiser can be set up in the usual way with the Panasonic
Aquarea heat pump, enabling installers to easily create multi- zone systems, where heating is easily remotely controlled room- by-room. Customers will be able to monitor and easily adjust the heating in each room and via any web-enabled device, including Android and iOS applications and Internet browsers. The app will enable users to eliminate unnecessary heating thanks to Wiser’s smart modes. For example, activating Away Mode when a property is unoccupied helps to reduce energy consumption. When installed together, heating engineers can easily select Panasonic as a ‘Partner Connection’ within the Wiser Home app, unlocking new Insight capabilities, available exclusively to Panasonic Aquarea heat pump users. Within the dedicated Insights page, homeowners will be able to see the temperatures in each room or individual zone. Users will benefit from all the features of the Panasonic Smart Cloud App, such as scheduling and access to a detailed breakdown of the system’s energy consumption from 60 minutes to seven days and ability to schedule the settings to ensure a constant and comfortable temperature throughout. This can help end users compare space utilisation and adjust the system so that energy is not wasted.
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Your new thermal imaging cameras for every job. Testo have released an all-new range of thermal imaging cameras, the new models include testo 865s, testo 868s, testo 871s and testo 872s. Designed for use by contractors within the heating and ventilation industry, as well as also offering the ability for electrical and mechanical inspection and preventative maintenance within industrial applications. Testo offers high thermal image quality with resolution up to 320 x 240 pixels, plus testo SuperResolution technology allowing up to 640 x 480 pixels! Plus a thermal sensitivity (NETD) for temperature differences as low as 0.05 °C.
With all models offering functionality such as both auto and manual control of thermal scale and span, all images will be captured with high clarity.
Thanks to smart connectivity with wireless testo devices (such as 605i thermohygrometer) the testo 868s, testo 871s and testo 872s models integrate perfectly into your everyday work. The FREE testo thermography app allows you to use your smartphone or tablet as a secondary screen and create reports on site. A new quick select button and modern tile layout makes navigating your thermal imaging camera even easier. Intuitive operation means IFOV warner with display of measurement spot size to avoid measurement errors and automatic detection of hot and cold spots.
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