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DISPOSABLES IS FIRST TO MARKET WITH NEW BAY WEST ALLIANCE DISPENSER


Disposables UK, part of the Northwood Group, has launched an innovative new Bay West dispenser system for the away from home market.


The Bay West Alliance Dispenser is unlike any other traditional roll towel dispenser as it accommodates two full rolls of towels, offering a new and unique hand-drying experience, superior to other systems available in the market.


The latest addition to Disposables UK’s Bay West range offers


CARLO GAVAZZI’S SB2REP230 REPEATER GOES TO GREAT LENGTHS


Carlo Gavazzi has launched the SB2REP230 repeater which dramatically increases transmission distance by up to four times when used in systems with high loads in a typical building automation application.


This increases the opportunity to install many more bus-powered devices on the Smart Dupline® bus and makes network design far simpler as you can connect the Smart Dupline®


point on the Dupline® The Smart Dupline®


circuit on the secondary side. The SP2REP230 supports automatic restart within 10 seconds after the short has been removed.


SB2REP230 to any bus.


SP2REP230 is a


115/240V AC powered repeater and isolator. The repeater regenerates the voltage levels of the Dupline® carrier signal and provides an output load capability of 300mA complete with isolation between the primary and secondary sides, meaning that the primary side will not be affected by a bus short


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Only 2 DIN wide the SP2REP230 Smart Dupline®


repeater operates


within 0 to +50°C temperature range and carry CE marks and are cULus approved according to UL60950.


The Smart Dupline® bus wiring


topology is completely free which means the installation can be carried out using the lowest cost route rather than just multi dropping from sensor to sensor. Either way this solution is easier and cheaper than traditional parallel wiring, which also


reduces the number of DDC’s and sub-panels required and provides higher flexibility for last minute changes and enhancements.


A simple unscreened two-core bus cable is all that is required to make the Dupline®


connection, a four


Temperature + Humidity information is converted from 0/4-20mA to Dupline®


core cable can be used to transmit the power around with the Dupline® bus for when you need to power the environmental sensors. CO2


+ locally before being


transmitted back over the Dupline® network to the controller.


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completely depleted, reducing waste and maintenance time and keeping high-traffic areas up and running.


The hands-free technology also reduces the risk of spreading infection as the dispenser is operated by passing the hand in front of the infra-red sensor, which triggers a measured amount of towel to be dispensed. In this way the user only touches their own towel.


numerous benefits, including waste reduction, cost savings and infection control. The innovative Wave ‘n’ Dry technology automatically transfers to the second roll when the first is


Commenting on the new product range, Marketing Manager, Paul Mulready said: “Our customers look to us for new and innovative products and we are delighted to expand our Bay West range with the Alliance Dispenser. It’s a first in the market and gives customers a range of added value benefits including waste reductions and cost saving.”


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