benefits of Beam... Build in the
• Beam Central Vacuum Systems by • Axco Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) • Axco Mechanical Extract Ventilation (MEV) • Axco Positive Input Ventilation (PIV)
We can provide you with advice and design on your project for our range of vacuum and ventilation systems. Contact us now for further information.
Freephone [UK/NI] 0800 78 38 231
Email:
info@beamcentralsystems.com Web:
www.beamcentralsystems.com
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Whole House Ventilation with Heat Recovery...
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• Virtually silent operation • Low energy DC electric motors • Range of control options • Acoustically insulated ducting • Filter reduces effects of respiratory allergies • Reduces heating bills • Can promote conditions for improved health • Easy to install for DIYer or professional alike • Conforms to Building Regulations • Full installation service available
...for a fresher, healthier, home
Rega’s unique WhisperFlow® technology ensures that even when operating at full ‘Boost’ mode (usually during the morning bathroom rush hour!) the system remains whisper quiet - unobtrusively and effectively venting stale, damp air, replacing it with air that’s been gently warmed and filtered.
Rega Ventilation Limited 21/22 Eldon Way, Biggleswade, Beds SG18 8NH fax: 01767 600487 email:
sales@rega-uk.com
Low energy DC fans, insulated ducting and a high efficiency heat exchanger also ensure that power usage and energy losses are kept to an absolute minimum.
RegaVent systems are designed and built here in the UK, to our own stringent quality assured standards, you can be sure that your RegaVent system will give you the
Call us on 01767 600499 or visit
www.regavent.co.uk
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optimum balance of a technical specification that’s exactly right for the UK climate, coupled with low energy consumption - for lower heating bills!
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