HEATING & RENEWABLE ENERGY 47 A comprehensive range of underfloor heating
Floor Heating Systems products are sold throughout the world under our brand name Varme. The Varme brand covers our comprehensive range of underfloor heating and associated products, from the traditional electric cable and mat kits, to our wide range of water based systems including the new state of the art low profile water based
Aqualay system. All of our products are manufactured to the highest quality and our customer service is second to none. Why not give us a call and put us to the test.
01159 834 259
www.floorheatingsystems.com LowBoard provides ideal UFH solution
A complex and time constrained redevelop- ment contract in central London is making extensive use of ‘LowBoard22’ underfloor heating panels, as well as other products from the OMNIE range, to offer optimum comfort and flexibility of living space for its future residents. A spokesperson for the
project team commented: “The LowBoard22 system from OMNIE delivers good efficiency using low circuit temperatures while keeping build height to an absolute minimum. The decision to use one of OMNIE’s UltraLow options not only down to its minimal depth, but also the straightforward installation process, low wastage, and overall value for money.”
01392 363605
www.omnie.co.uk Electric Radiators – Quality guaranteed!
The Aeroflow electric radiator by Electrorad comes with a market leading guarantee, a staggering 30 years! Giving you complete peace of mind! Being Lot20 compliant it has open window sensors and adaptive start function as well as in-built 24/7 programming and if you add the optional gateway you have unbeatable control not just in the home but from anywhere in the world! That’s why
Aeroflow is fast becoming the first choice when it comes to German electric heating. The Aeroflow range is available from all Electric Wholesalers across the UK or for further information contact Electrorad.
0113 2746799
www.electrorad.co.uk New LG Therma V monobloc heat pump
LG Electronics has added its latest Therma V air-to- water heat pump to its popular range, operating on the low GWP R32 refrigerant and available in 5kW to 16kW 1Ø and 12kW to 16kW 3Ø, in a wide operating range of between 10-135Hz and water temperatures up to 65°C without an electric heater. It comes with an energy label rating of A+++. The latest unit has a 5 to 6dB lower sound power
level than previous models and incorporates a number of additional new features including a new type scroll compressor, designed and manufactured by LG Electronics with ‘wet vapour’ injection. The unit has excellent performance at low ambient temperatures – 100 per cent at -7°C.
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lge.com www.lg.com New LST i Plus Xtra Protection launched
Stelrad has launched its LST i Plus Xtra Protection – the extra protection version of its sector leading LST radiator range - following the success of the Compact Xtra Protection range designed especially for rooms with high humidity. The Xtra Protection radiators benefit from an additional coating to make
them rust resistant and ideal for use in wet rooms, bathrooms, changing areas and any environment where steam is prevalent around the radiator. Stay up to date with Stelrad through their website and by following them on Twitter or via the Stelrad Facebook page.
0844 543 6200
www.stelrad.com Wilo helps major domestic renovation project
Wilo has provided a number of products to help ensure that a major new renova- tion project delivers the heating and hot water that a sizeable Rutland based farm house conversion requires. Hot water needs to be available in five bathrooms, six WC’s, a kitchen and a utility room. There is a Wilo Boost pump on the system
which will easily deliver enough hot water to the multiple bathrooms. There’s a Wilo domestic hot water return pump. There’s one of Wilo’s popular Wilo Yonos-PICOs helping load the cylinder, three Yonos PICOs running mixed heating circuits, and a Wilo pressurisation unit.
01283 523000
www.wilo.co.uk
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