HEALTHCARE ESTATES
Smart and sustainable HVAC solutions
Swegon is ‘a specialist in creating smart, sustainable, and efficient, HVAC solutions that support healthier, more comfortable indoor environments’. The company explained: “Our Actionair by Swegon fire dampers, smoke control dampers, smoke ventilation dampers, and control panels, are developed to meet stringent fire safety regulations, ensure operational reliability, and integrate seamlessly with wider HVAC and building management systems. With over four decades of experience in hospitals and healthcare estates, we understand the unique demands these environments place on fire safety and ventilation equipment. Our solutions are engineered to support compliance and continuity across complex healthcare buildings. We offer intelligent solutions designed to protect patients, staff, and critical infrastructure. “From early design stages to project completion and beyond, we work closely with
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stakeholders to provide dependable technical support and insight, tailored to healthcare environments. We provide the necessary performance documentation, installation manuals, and support, to ensure that our systems work as intended, and help to support specifiers and installers to ensure a correctly selected, installed, and maintained system. Choosing Actionair by Swegon means choosing a fire safety partner that understands what’s at stake, and delivers accordingly.”
Medical gas training and consultancy services
MGPS Services is a BTEC-approved provider of HTM 02-01 medical gas training and consultancy services, backed by 100+ years of combined industry experience. The company said: “We specialise in
delivering high-quality training programmes and expert consultancy to ensure compliance, safety, and efficiency, in medical gas systems. Our team of expert professionals is dedicated to supporting healthcare facilities, engineers, and organisations, in meeting the regulatory standards.”
Glamox is a leading manufacturer of professional lighting solutions, serving the UK healthcare sector with ‘sustainable, high-performance, systems’. It says its ‘mission’ is to enhance people’s well-being and productivity through energy-efficient lighting designed for modern healthcare environments. Glamox said: “Hospitals and clinics require lighting that supports both patient care and staff performance. We work closely with NHS Trusts and private healthcare providers to deliver lighting solutions that meet strict compliance standards while maximising energy efficiency and cost- effectiveness. “Our extensive
product portfolio includes everything from exterior lighting to cleanroom luminaires, bedhead units, and medical examination lights. Each product is developed with its specific application in mind, ensuring optimal performance and reliability. “We also offer Tuneable White systems that support Human Centric Lighting – proven to improve mood, alertness, and sleep patterns. This is particularly beneficial in hospitals, dementia care units, and nursing homes. “With decades of healthcare lighting experience, Glamox combines innovation and sustainability with ease of use and long- term value. We’re committed to providing lighting solutions that make a meaningful difference in healthcare outcomes.”
‘Transforming water safety’ across the healthcare estate
“Join us on our stand for live demonstrations every hour, and discover how our latest innovations are transforming water safety across the healthcare estate,” is the message to visitors to Manchester for Healthcare Estates 2025 from Aqua Protec. On show will be:
n Aqua Remote – Digital monitoring for real-time visibility of water temperatures, usage, and compliance status.
n Aqua ProTrack – Smart sample tracking with full chain-of-custody and faster, clearer, lab results.
n ‘Net Zero commitments’ – Learn how Aqua Protec is aligning its operations and services with sustainable practices.
The company said: “Come and meet the team, explore our solutions, and see how we’re supporting a safer, smarter, and more sustainable future for healthcare estates. Also, don’t miss our managing director, Sophia Carter (pictured), speaking on Water Safety Planning on Wednesday 22 October in the Water & Infection Control Theatre.”
September 2025 Health Estate Journal 109
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