FINANCE & INSURANCE; GLASS & GLAZING; GROUNDWORKS & SEWAGE TREATMENT; HEATING & RENEWABLE ENERGY 35
When clear glazing is not clear cut
Clear glazing has been most commonly specified in rooflight solutions over the years and has, in the main, fulfilled the requirements of installers and end users. A leading rooflight manufacturer Xtralite is challenging the specification in applications such as workplaces and educational establishments where lighting can influence, positively and negatively, behaviours and wellbeing of building users such as
concentration and vision. It is of course possible to specify the full range of glazing mediums and provide consistant light across the work space. Xtralite can provide Glass Polycarbonate and Lumira Technology installed in either their structural glazing systems or modular rooflights.
www.xtralite.co.uk Fan-assisted radiator from Mitsubishi Electric
Mitsubishi Electric has launched a new fan-assisted radiator that works superbly with either traditional or renewable heating systems and delivers a faster heat up time and lower running costs than the equivalent output double panel, double convector radiator. The i-LIFE 2Slim is
available in 1kW and 2kW models and offers a high heat output from 50 per cent less wall space (based on 45ºC flow). Paired with a renewable heating system such as an Ecodan heat pump, and choosing lower design temperatures, the i-LIFE 2Slim can also potentially increases the payments homeowners can receive from the Renewable Heat Incentive.
01707 278666
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Structural Warranty solutions that enable residential and commercial development
www.protekwarranty.co.uk I 0333 456 5040 I Protek Structural Warranty
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