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HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES 45


Hidden Extra’s in New ModuSat XR HIU’s - Giving You More for Less!


W


ith over 15 years of HIU supply under their belts, Evinox has unveiled the latest range of ModuSat® XR ‘Smart’


Heat Interface Units, which provide M&E Contractors and Consulting Engineers with a “whole lot more” for a “whole lot less” due to the myriad of hidden extras. Smaller, more compact dimensions; the


ability to deliver high performance at low primary flow temperatures; TCP/IP communications connectivity; and new, lower output models to allow cost-effective compliance with the latest industry design standards are but a few of the ways Evinox ModuSat XR models offer more features, value and performance - but with less space requirements, lower heat network operating conditions, and less time on site to install, commission, support and maintain - than ever before.


LESS SPACE The latest ModuSat XR and XR-ECO Twin Plate HIU’s have been enhanced to provide the same great performance but in a package requiring 27% less space in the home than before*1. Additionally, units have been “designed by


which in turn require lower primary flow temperatures. The high efficiency ModuSat XR-ECO models continue to provide impressive heating and domestic hot water performance at primary flow temperatures of 60°C (or even lower), making them the ideal choice for low temperature networks.


SMART, LOWER COST COMMUNICATION NETWORK CONNECTION Ethernet connectivity comes as a standard feature on all ModuSat units, allowing two-way communications for diagnostics, commissioning and support – as well as metering data – to be accessed across shared building infrastructure.


engineers for engineers”, with a real focus on providing flexible pipework connection options, easy access to key components and simple installation and maintenance.


LOW CARBON HEAT NETWORKS With the latest GLA planning guidance around carbon factors already causing a stir amongst consulting engineers and specifiers, there is a clear incentive for heat networks to be designed around different heat generation technologies,


LOWER DEFECTS LIABILITY AND AFTERCARE SUPPORT COSTS WITH ‘SMARTTALK® PRO’ And if all that wasn’t enough, yet another hidden extra giving Contractors opportunity to reduce costs and risks associated with their heat network installations is Evinox’s new ‘SmartTalk® Pro’ monitoring and diagnostics web portal, which now comes bundled with every ModuSat installation.


01372 722277 www.evinoxenergy.co.uk


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• Lower pressure drop results • Quick and easy installation


• Continuous duct runs available in circular or semi circular


runs a ailable in cir • Large range of roof and wall terminals available


• Mechanical connections resulting in consistent airtight quality


• Flow restrictions in the distribution box controlling flow rates


• Cross talk is reduced to an absolute minimum www.ubbink.co.uk


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