60 HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES Stelrad extends radiator ranges
Recent developments in the radiator marketplace have seen demand for specific radiator designs and sizes. Stelrad has responded almost instantly to customer demand by extending a number of its popular ranges and adding new sizes and types to meet the requirements. From 1st
July, Stelrad has extended the Vita Compact range
further and introduced the Vita and Softline Concord ranges as well as supplying the very popular Concord Vertical in a K2 version, to add to the traditionally available K1 version of this stunning radiator.
0844 543 6200
www.stelrad.com Grundfos COMFORT PM gets you into hot water
It is a concerning fact that every year in the UK, a typical family of three living in a household with a conventional one string plumbing system discharges up to 16,000 litres of clean water – straight down the drain – as they wait for hot water. However, this issue can simply be overcome by fitting a COMFORT PM hot water recirculation pump that will mean the delivery of
instant hot water. These pumps efficiently eliminate the expensive and annoying wait, which is on average 60 seconds. The real tangible benefits of the COMFORT PM pump are not only the lower running costs and the increasing comfort levels, but the very important environment benefits from minimising water usage. Visit the Grundfoswebsite for more information.
01525 850000
www.grundfos.co.uk Vacuum spray tube de-gassing for domestic heating systems
The influence of water quality always has an immense influence on the performance of heating systems and we all know that only systems that are operated optimally work efficiently and economically. The Reflex‘Servitec Mini’ makes a significant contribution to this, even for systems with small water content, with its sophisticated technology of vacuum spray tube degassing. Reflex ‘Servitec Mini’ is the economic energy efficiency product with additional value for all system operators and the environment. Economic in its operation with an efficiency of up to 90 per cent to reduce CO2
emissions.
Here’s how the ‘Servitec Mini’ works. Installed in the return of the heating system, the ‘Servitec Mini’ cycles at a pre-determined time convenient with the occupant (set via the app). Gas rich system water is sprayed through a nozzle into the vacuum tube which forcibly draws any air out of the water. The de-gassed water is then reintroduced to the heating system and the cycle begins again until the pre-set time elapses.
0161 266 1043
sales@reflexuk.co.uk Alleviating the very real problems of noise
Vectaire has three new models in its vertical whole house heat recovery range. The Midi, Maxi and Maxi Plus are now available with integral acoustic attenuation – lined with superior sound deadening materials for really low sound levels and tested by BRE. Sound pressure levels are down to <5.0, <5.0 and 6.9 dBA respectively.
They are easy to install – nothing extra is required other than the unit itself – they are the quietest, lightest and smallest on the market. Efficiency, performance and economy remain the same as the standard models. “BY-AT” models incorporate summer bypass and frost protection, and commissioning is via an integral LCD. Windows can be kept firmly closed while these MVHRs provide energy efficient ventilation and a comfortable environment.
01494 522333
www.vectaire.co.uk Launch of VSH MultiPress System to UK Market
Manufacturer of integrated piping systems, Pegler, has announced the latest addition to its portfolio of brands with the launch of VSH MultiPress. A new multilayer pipe system, VSH MultiPress, incorporates many revolutionary features as part of both its design and molecular construction that set it apart from other
plastic piping systems. The secret of VSH MultiPress pipe lies in the aluminium layer with additional inner and outer layers of polyethene (PE-X) and the way these layers are linked delivers enhanced resistance to loads generated by internal pressure and high temperature.
www.pegleryorkshire.co.uk WWW.HBDONLINE.CO.UK
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