Floor & wall finishes; Heating & renewable energy; Lighting; Timber Polyflor launches new Colonia Collection
Polyflor is delighted to reveal an exciting new Colonia range. The updated Colonia Collection features all 18 original shades with the introduction of eight brand new on trend designs. Following extensive design, trend and performance research each shade is carefully developed to complement a variety of residential interiors and reflect the current interior design trends, identified by its in-house design teams. With a 2.0mm gauge and a 0.2mm wear layer, Colonia has been constructed to withstand the demands of busy lifestyles and engineered specifically for the residential sector including private housing, social housing, housebuilders and housing association.
0161 767 1111
www.polyflor.com Heating controls for housing specialists
ESi is providing installers and specifiers with the best options in BoilerPlus compliant heating controls, a range already being welcomed by a number of new build and social housing providers. The products on offer are ideal for new build or replacement heating projects with everything from simple controls that older and more vulnerable people find easier to use right up to the most sophisticated wifi enabled controls that allow you to control the levels of heat in your home from across the world via a smart phone. Demand for these high quality controls is up significantly this year through the merchants, from installers keen to take advantage of these cost effective, high quality controls.
01280 816868
www.esicontrols.co.uk DANLERS just got better!
DANLERSOutdoor Security Switch range are neat and compact and now benefit from an IP66 rated polycarbonate enclosure and therefore can be installed across a greater range of challenging environments. The product range includes: IP66 Compact Person Detector with both improved time lag options and upgraded photocell range of 10-1000 lux together with a new photocell inactive feature; IP66 Twilight Switch turns lights ON from Dusk to Dawn; New IP66 Twilight Switch featuring DANLERS ‘Intelligent’ Photocell; IP66 Dusk Switch with new ‘Intelligent photocell’ and LED feedback for determining time on duration from 2-16 hrs. All products are covered by DANLERS five year warranty.
01249 443377
www.danlers.co.uk Heat Interface Units can be Commissioned & Maintained Remotely Over the Internet
Evinox Energy has introduced remote commissioning and warranty validation for its ModuSat heat interface units (HIUs), which can significantly reduce the cost of commissioning and time spent on site by engineers manually checking and adjusting settings. Many other heat interface units for communal and district heating developments require an engineer to physically attend site to set-up every individual unit manually, adding time and cost to the project. Evinox’s electronically controlled ModuSat HIU’s feature SmartTalk communication technology and can be connected over the internet to remote servers, enabling Evinox to check the operation of each unit remotely and adjust settings where required. Once ModuSat units are installed and ready to be commissioned the following quick and simple process takes place: Installer Registers ModuSat Units Using Evinox’s Online Registration Portal; Evinox Check the Operation of Each ModuSat Unit remotely; Evinox Visit site to inspect a sample of units (Around 10 per cent of the total units); Evinox will then certify the units and issue certificates; The Warranty period begins. The benefits don’t just end there! During the aftercare period, following practical completion, Evinox’s SmartTalk remote communication system enables checks to be made and faults to be diagnosed away from site. Evinox’s SmartTalk® communication system enables them to carry out scheduled maintenance checks remotely over the internet.
info@evinox.co.uk www.evinoxenergy.co.uk Stokvis EVOLUTION boilers
The continuing housing shortage and the demographics of an ageing population are increasing the popularity of apartment living as well as sheltered housing schemes, and also fuelling rapid growth in the uptake of communal or district heating schemes. The new EVOLUTION boiler ranges from Stokvis Energy Systems are ideally suited to power such projects. The R40 EVOLUTION and R600 EVOLUTION series represent the latest generation of Stokvis Energy Systems’ long-established and widely-specified boilers, which can be installed along with the manufacturer’s H Series Heat Interface Units (HIUs) to supply heating and domestic hot water to individual dwellings.
www.stokvisboilers.com RedProtect water treatment
The use of the RedProtect water treatment system from Flamco offers the heating industry an opportunity to take advantage of the only new approach to water treatment currently on the market, along with the opportunity to significantly reduce the amount of plastic waste generated by most water treatment options. Compared to traditional liquid water treatment products, RedProtect offers approximately 84 per cent reduction in plastic waste compared to a typical one litre jerrycan. And as a solid product it guarantees no spills or leaks in transport or storage. For more information, please visit the Flamco website.
info@flamco.co.uk www.flamco-redprotect.com
www.housingmmonline.co.uk | HMM November 2018 | 41 Norbord launches super-quiet flooring
Norbord’s CaberFloor P5 has been upgraded to produce a high performance floor with reduced impact and airborne noise transmission. Called CaberAcoustic, the new product comprises 18mm or 22mm CaberFloor P5 chipboard with a 10mm acoustic felt layer permanently bonded to the underside. Designed as a floating floor laid over an existing deck in either new-build or refurbishment applications, CaberAcoustic is installed with the tongue-and-groove joints glued with CaberFix D3 adhesive and all perimeters of the panel sealed with acoustic flanking strips. The boards are 2,400mm long x 600mm wide and are available in 28mm and 32mm thicknesses with standard TG4 edge profiles.
www.norbord.co.uk
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