HUMIDITY CONTROL
systems help our equipment to reduce hunting and provide the building managers with reliable required information. This data helps to manage energy and to effi ciently schedule planned maintenance when required, rather than going with a time-fi xed maintenance interval.
What does the future hold? Humidity control equipment is limited by the methods in which we can get water to change state from a liquid to a gas when humidifying and in the opposite direction for dehumidifying. But the way we control these systems, working alongside temperature control, using adiabatic cooling, and increasing our awareness of the technologies that support good indoor air quality, will shape how equipment develops. As we become more conscious of the air we breathe and its eff ect on both health and manufacturing quality, equipment will need to become more effi cient in water usage, particularly around drain rates, off er easier serviceability as skilled labour continues to decline, and provide better communication with plant room-based systems. We are really excited about the future. We are spending a lot of time training our team, recruiting
the best people and growing the business – we see plenty of opportunity to maintain our rate of growth with our suppliers all committed and working on further improving the equipment, along with our service and expertise. We have an additional area of expansion coming in the new year 2026, which shall
complement the existing range and lead us into new markets. We see that we are in the wonderful position of having access to the best manufacturers in Europe and Canada whilst we focus on service delivery and maintaining our agility as a UK-owned business.
ACCURATE, WIRELESS MEASUREMENTS
IN REAL-TIME
DIGITAL MANIFOLD SM482VINT
600 AC/DC SWIVEL CLAMP METER DUAL DISPLAY SC680INT
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