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Pre-payment solution meets metering and billing regulations
W
ith the recent introduction of the heat network (Metering & Billing) regulations for District and
Communal heating systems, building owners, developers and Housing Associations must now ensure meters are installed in each dwelling to accurately measure energy use for residents. Prior to these regulations it was common place for residents to pay a flat rate for heating and hot water, which was not based on usage but just divided equally by all dwellings. Evinox Energy offers a simple solution to meet
the regulations with their PaySmart® pre-payment technology, which is inbuilt in every ModuSat® heat interface unit. Not only is the technology in- tegrated, it can also be activated remotely at any time, providing a flexible billing approach. The Evinox Energy range, of ModuSat® heat
interface units, is the only solution available that features integrated pre-pay ready billing technol- ogy. Other pre-payment systems require addi- tional hardware to be installed in the dwelling,
which can add cost to the project. In addition, many other solutions are also wireless, which may sound attractive, but can bring a host of issues especially where there is an unstable connection. Unlike our hardwired Bus or Ethernet system, which is not susceptible to any of these wireless connectivity issues. The PaySmart® system enables residents to be
in control of their own energy bills by paying in advance and therefore removing any burden of building up unpaid bills or debt. Unlike tradi- tional pre-payment systems, the process of adding energy credit to the PaySmart® system is auto- mated so there is no requirement for the resident to insert a card for activation. Residents can pur- chase their energy online using our Residents Website 24 hours a day, at a local Payzone outlet, by monthly Direct Debit or Standing Order, using Evinox’s Web App on a smart phone or tablet any time or over the telephone.
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Biomass maintenance courses
Natural energy provider Euroheat has added bespoke biomass maintenance courses to its training portfolio designed to keep biomass installers up-to-speed with all their servicing and maintenance requirements on its range of domestic and commercial biomass boilers. Now that the biomass sector is a maturing one – it is vital that biomass professionals stay ahead
of the game and ensure that equipment is fully operational and efficient throughout its lifespan; to both ensure customer satisfaction and maintain the high eco-credentials of biomass technology. Euroheat can provide up-to-date training and information.
Pegler Yorkshire launches essential tool
Pegler Yorkshire has brought to market a tool that no HVAC installer should be without. The Tectite Tube Straightener exclusively supplied by the company has been launched for 15mm pipe sizes. Flexible metal pipe from a coil can be straightened by hand or by manipulating on a level surface. This method never gives a true straightened length and can make a
job look untidy and reduce the speed of the liquid flowing through it. This compact lightweight tool allows pipe to be passed through its centre, the spiralling rollers will straighten and strengthen the pipe providing a professional looking and more efficient length.
• Suitable for homes without access to mains drainage • Discreet solution to on-site sewage treatment • 10 models in the range with a capacity up to 50pe • CE Marked and EN 12566-3 Certified • Uses the extended aeration method to treat sewage • 96% efficiency allows a typical 3-5 year emptying interval • Visually unobtrusive and odourless • 25 year warranty on GRP & 2 year warranty on the air pump • Deal direct with the Manufacturer
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