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SUNTRAP QP OCT19.qxp_Layout 1 20/08/2019 15:36 Page 1 QUALITY l STRENGTH l DURABILITY


WATER TREATMENT + THERMAL EXPERIENCES Interior Design I Engineering Design I Pool + Thermal Installation I Maintenance


LEADERS IN POOL DESIGN, www.barrandwray.com


l 5-year structural warranty l Powder-coated stainless steel construction l Easy-to-use manual lifting operation with 360° rotation l Lifting capacity 400 lbs (28.5 stones = 181 kg) l Easily removable by one person l Option of solid moulded plastic seat with Rover transporter l Battery-assisted Power EZ Lift model available l Single fixing socket


Unit 10 Flexspace Business Centre, Middlemore Rd, West Bromwich, B21 0AL, UK


T: 0121 428 1155 F: 0121 428 1166


E: sales@suntrap-systems.co.uk W: www.suntrap-systems.co.uk


NEW CALOREX INVERTER HEAT PUMP RANGE


V-PAC


— Twice as efficient than on/off heat pumps — Side and top outlet available — Eco-friendly refrigerant — Increased range of power ratings from 8 to 25kW — ‘Whisper Mode’ for super quiet day to day running


 01993 777200  info@certikin.co.uk www.certikin.co.uk I-PAC


— Built-in Wi-Fi module on I-PAC range — British designed — Three year on-site parts and labour warranty — Exclusively distributed to the UK market by Certikin


See us on Stand H823 at Holiday Park &


Resort Innovation 6 - 7 November at the NEC


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