72 HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES
Stay close and cosy to nature
The team at Panasonic have been working to create an unfiltered, unique and comfortable luxury living experience in bubble style Domes to bring a 180-degree transparent window to the world of nature. Each Dome is kitted out
with Panasonic Aquarea Fan Coils which are connected to air to water Panasonic Aquarea Monobloc heat pumps for quick reaction heating and cooling as well as domestic hot water. Panasonic additionally supply DX ERV units to maintain a constant air flow rate. Each Dome can be monitored via the Panasonic Aquarea Smart Cloud technology to maintain the optimal environment for each guest.
www.aircon.panasonic.eu
Farmhouse modernised in Maidstone When an 18th
century residential farmhouse’s
existing heating system could no longe accommodate the high hot water demand required, TPS Heating specified Alpha’s FlowSmart with Climatic RF controller. The historic farmhouse needed a system that could heat 23 radiators and provide enough hot water for the two bathrooms in
the property. Tom Davies of TPS Heating commented: “This is the first FlowSmart I have installed and it won’t be the last. It was simple to install and effective; although the system has only been in-situ for a few weeks, the homeowner is highly impressed with its performance.”
0344 871 8760
www.alpha-innovation.co.uk Gilberts throws light on exposed ceiling design
New light is being shed on exposed ceiling design – literally – through innovations by leading air movement specialist Gilberts Blackpool. The company is already one of the leaders in solutions enabling designers to optimise the trend towards open ceilings and exposed building services in commercial interiors. Now it has pioneered an acrylic version of its coanda plate, inset with LED lighting, for use with its range of GS swirl diffusers. Specifies can choose either a single colour for the LEDs, or an option whereby the colour changes through a preset range. “In exposed ceiling ductwork, the coanda plate is key to ensure efficient horizontal dispersal of fresh, incoming air, without ‘dumping’. As the exposed ductwork is an architectural feature, we decided to give designers optimum opportunity to add a new dimension to their plans,” explains Gilberts Sales Director Ian Rogers. The backlit coanda can be specified with Gilberts’ range of GSF and GSJ swirl diffusers for exposed ceilings. Both versions feature a patented design of radial vanes to optimise omni directional discharge airflow with natural or mechanical air distribution strategies.
01253 766911
info@gilbertsblackpool.com New-for-old Stokvis boilers
Moto Hospitality Ltd owns more than 50 sites across the country. Having purchased Stokvis boilers, plate heat exchangers and packaged plant in the past, they have returned to the company to source their latest models. Therefore, with the two existing Econoflame R18 Series boilers at Moto Lancaster approaching the end of their design life, they have been replaced
as part of a major capital works contract, using the modern, high- performance, R3401 boilers, each offering an output of 656kW.
www.stokvisboilers.com Coloured rads for 2019!
Stelrad has a wider range of coloured radiators from stock available as we head into 2019 with several of its models available within 72 hours in anthracite grey. In addition most of its other radiators are available on special order in up to 36 colours with an eight week lead time – making radiators part of the
decor for architects and designers looking to brighten up domestic and commercial buildings using coloured radiators to match or contrast with corporate or creative colour schemes.
0844 543 6200
www.stelrad.com
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