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32 SUSTAINABILITY & ENERGY EFFICIENCY


Small changes for big energy saving Initiatives to save energy and reduce carbon emissions ignore the massive value of new home heating controls, says Honeywell. 85% of domestic energy is for heating and hot water, but only 3% for lighting. The right choice of heating controls also helps the boiler operate more efficiently and prolongs its life. Honeywell’s new DT90 range of wireless and wired digital room thermostats provides more accurate temperature control than traditional home thermostats & uniquely also saves energy by matching boiler firing to the load on the heating system. Click here to request literature


Acoustic Insulation for One Hyde Park development


Regupol 6010BA, acoustic screed isolation system from CMS Acoustic Solutions, has been specified for One Hyde Park the UK’s most exclusive apartment scheme. Regupol 6010BA is a highly sustainable acoustic product. Made from recycled tyre crumb, it offers zero Global Warming Potential (GWP) and zero Ozone Depletion Potential (ODP). Significantly exceeding the maximum Part E requirement of 62dB, Regupol 6010BA can achieve impact sound values as low of 38dB. Click here to request literature


Low energy living


Copper Recycling figures recently released by international metals specialist Luvata add to the impressive sustainability credentials of the company’s Nordic range of copper architectural products. Luvata’s Nordic range is exceptional with 97% of copper produced for roofing and cladding applications during 2008 coming from recycled material. The impact on both energy consumption and global warming potential is clear with independently assessed, declared figures of 46MJ/m2


and 2.56kg/m2


respectively. Click here to request literature


Total rainwater


re-use solution Polypipe Terrain has responded to the growing need for sustainable rainwater management systems by launching a new single-source solution for the capture, storage and re-use of rainwater. Polypipe Rainstream offers the ideal way to capture, filter and store the water that falls on roofs, roads and paved areas so that it can be re- used for non-potable applications such as flushing toilets, gardening and vehicle washing. A typical Rainstream solution will include an above- or below-ground storage tank, a pump, and control unit, a filtration and disinfection system plus associated items such as siphonic water removal units. Click here to request literature


Minister sees low


Carbon investment Scotland’s Housing and Communities Minister Alex Neil, has seen the potential that air source heat pumps can offer for himself, with a visit to the Livingston factory of Mitsubishi Electric, where the Ecodan®


residential


heating system is manufactured.Ecodan extracts latent heat from the outdoor air and works in temperatures as low as minus 15 degrees centigrade.


It


requires just a small amount of electricity – no oil or gas – and takes renewable energy from the air to deliver up to four times more heating energy than the electricity consumed. Click here to request literature


The new Green Helping customers to select products that have low or no energy consumption, whilst providing them with a comfortable and healthier living environment, Itho Ventilation has introduced the ‘Living Blue’ Label to clearly identify sustainable products and systems. From its advanced kitchen ventilation, such as the HRU cooker hoods with their efficient air curtain, to its whole house mechanical ventilation with heat recovery systems such as the HRU Eco4 and DemandFlow, Itho prides itself on innovating environmentally conscious ventilation systems, with two year on-site guarantees on every product. Click here to request literature


Helping sales increase


Marley Plumbing and Drainage is supporting merchants with a new poster campaign, detailing important information about its Waterloc250 stormwater storage cell. The Marley poster details the benefits of using Waterloc250 as a soakaway instead of a conventional rubble filled pit: Less excavation and disposal of spoil required, Reduced garden area needed, easier to achieve the minimum distance from the house required for a soakaway (5m) As the cells nest, they are easier to get into a van or truck Click here to request literature


Unique heat conversion kit Robinson Willey have launched a pioneering High Efficiency Conversion Kit, specifically designed for its Firegem Visa 2 range of radiant/convector gas fires.The RW High Efficiency Conversion Kit targets an estimated 2 million plus pre-1996 Firegem Visa 2 models manufactured without an Oxygen Depletion Sensor (ODS) system. As well as providing full protection against flame failure, blocked flues & inadequate ventilation it will enable compliance with the latest gas safety regulations & reduce potential liability for Landlords, Housing Associations, Local Authorities & Installing Contractors.The Conversion Kit will also upgrade the energy efficiency of these fires, via a new advanced burner system that delivers up to 89% energy efficiency and an impressive heat output of 4.8kW. Click here to request literature


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