44 HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES Helping solve the problems of noise pollution


Vectaire has three new models in their vertical whole house heat recovery range. The Midi, Maxi and Maxi Plus are now available with advanced acoustic attenuation. They are lined with superior sound deadening materials for really low sound levels which have been tested by BRE. Sound pressure levels are down to <5.0, <5.0 and 6.9


dBA respectively. Efficiency, performance and economy remain the same as the standard model. All these “AT-BY” models are complete with summer bypass and frost protection, and are commissioned via an integral LCD. Functions, including trickle, purge and boost speeds for each motor, boost speed over-run time, adjusting the time delay before the boost speed kicks in, holiday mode and night-time boost - all easily adjusted.


01494 522333 www.vectaire.co.uk LG introduces R32 Monobloc heat pumps 


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LG has developed a high quality air to water heat pump range under its Therma V brand- ing. Thousands of these units have been installed up and down the country. The latest introduction to its popular range, operating on the low GWP R32 refrigerant available in 5kW to 16kW 1Ø and 12kW to 16kW 3Ø, in a wide operating range between 10-135Hz andwater


temperatures up to 65° C without an electric back up heater, is the LG Therma V R32 Nonobloc range. It comes with an energy label of A+++ ready for September 2019 ERP changes. To find out more about LG's products and servicesvisit the website.


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