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Breathing easier with technology
The revolution in indoor climate control and security spearheaded by smart technologies is the subject of a UK Construction Week seminar being given by GEZE UK’s head of window technology. The session, which takes place within the Smart Buildings Hub, on 10 October, will look at how smart
solutions are used in life-saving buildings such as hospitals and how they can be used to save lives in the event of fire by allowing safe and smoke free escape. It will also address security – eliminating ‘windows left open’ and the benefits of safe and secure night ventilation.
01543 443000
www.geze.co.uk Is Gravity Greener?
The use of a pumping stations running night and day as a method of preventing backflow and internal flooding, is no longer the only way. The Hybrid Drainage Systems from KESSEL AG, use the gravity slope of a waste water pipe under normal conditions, then seal the line and over pump, only when
backwater occurs. The KESSEL systems from IPS Flow provide year round protection, and peace of mind, whilst delivering noise nuisance reduction, cost savings through reduced maintenance, but most importantly they save energy, “so gravity is greener”.
info@ipsflowsystems.com UKCW STAND C310
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01205 280354
sales@paladinradiators.com UKCW STAND H470
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