36 HEATING & RENEWABLE ENERGY New ESi heating controls brochure


Heating controls manufacturer and distributor ESi has released its brand new heating controls range brochure introducing its new five series range designed to be fully interchangeable by the home owner. The latest ESRTP5 range is packed with energy saving features designed to save the homeowner money by lowering their fuel bills. It includes the ESRTP5RF 5 series


Wifi programmable room thermostat which provides seamless control at home or from your mobile or tablet. ESi Controls is one of the fastest growing designers and manufacturers of heating controls in the UK.


01280 816868 www.esicontrols.co.uk Warm up this winter with underfloor heating CLEAN BURNING STOVES


Hand crafted and sold worldwide; ESSE stoves are built to last. With a 164 year commitment to clean burning, affordable and energy effi cient stoves, current models are ‘exempt appliances’ for burning in smoke free zones. To own an ESSE guarantees you classic design, with superior performance. Pictured is the 82% energy effi cient ESSE 100 with 5kW heat output. Retailing from £1,124.


01282 813235 | enquiries@esse.com | www.esse.com


Amber Underfloor Heating is the new name in underfloor heating; offering excellent, high quality solutions with exceptional customer service. Distributed exclusively through wholesalers, retailers and retail showrooms, Amber offers the full electric underfloor heating solution. The easy-to-use products


include 100W/m² and 150W/m² AmberMat heating mats, 140W/m² AmberDry thin heating foils for installation directly below timber-based flooring, removing the requirement for latex, and two ranges of electronic, stylish thermostats. With the running costs priced typically at 0.5-0.75 p per sqm per hour, every homeowner will be completely satisfied.


www.amberufh.co.uk


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