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We’re pleased to have been able to support this important event and share our crime prevention expertise.”


Trigion Helps Launch


Crimestoppers’ Campaign Trigion was on hand to share its security expertise and technology solutions at the launch of the Crimestoppers charity summer campaign at a conference at Leeds Castle in July.


Trigion’s expertise lies in delivering a blended solution of manned guarding


and electronic solutions and it had a wide array of equipment and devices on display, including facial recognition and thermal sensing equipment.


Neil Ricketts, Trigion’s Security & Technical Services Director, explained, “We self-design, install, maintain and remotely operate our systems, meaning we have the solution whether it’s a shopping centre, office block or even a castle that needs protection.


food industry: machinery, plant and components must readily withstand daily cleaning with pressure washers and jet steam cleaners. All surfaces must also be easy to clean, and/or designed to prevent contaminants from adhering to them.


Climate Control in the


Food Industry Climate control of enclosures using water cooling is highly efficient, especially if there is already a central cold water supply available in the production plant.


New Hygienic Design air/water heat exchangers from Rittal are ideally suited to the food industry, where hygiene standards are exceptionally stringent.


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Liquid cooling of enclosures offers a number of benefits: Because water has a higher thermal capacity than air, liquid cooling can dissipate large quantities of heat. What’s more, industrial environments often already have a central cooling water supply available that can be used for enclosure cooling. All that’s left to do is to mount suitable air/water heat exchangers on the enclosure.


Rittal has revamped its air/water heat exchangers, and can now offer its clients in the food industry two variants of Hygienic Design. The hygienic design reduces the risk of contamination in the food industry, thus helping to ensure product safety.


The enclosure is made from stainless steel with a brushed grain size of 400, producing a surface roughness Ra of less than 0.8 µm. The smooth surface finish is easy to clean and disinfect.


More than 50 delegates from the police – headed by Kent's Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Scott – community safety organisations, tourism businesses and local authorities attended the Crimestoppers in Kent conference. The launch was part of continued efforts to help make our communities safer by encouraging more people to speak up and report crime anonymously via Crimestoppers, and to highlight combined crime prevention efforts throughout the summer.


At the launch, Crimestoppers in Kent presented three initiatives - the Digital Most Wanted campaign, the Ambassadors Programme, and Crimestoppers’ Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking campaign.


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The silicone seal between the enclosure and the case prevents the transfer of colourants, flavourings and unwanted odours.


The seals are available as spare parts, and are easily replaced in the event of mechanical damage. The seals are dyed blue in accordance with FDA Guideline 21 CFR 177.2600, making them clearly distinguishable from contaminants such as food residues.


The top of the enclosure tilts forwards by 30 degrees. This prevents objects from being placed on top of the enclosure, while at the same time ensuring that liquids, such as detergents and disinfectants, run off quickly.


Air/water heat exchangers have protection categories of IP56/59, meeting the demanding requirements of pressure washing and steam cleaning.


The air/water heat exchangers have C-UR and CSA approval, making them suitable for international use.


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