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44 Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning


ELECTRIFICATION IN ACTION T e Llanrumney development in Cardiff is an example of how social landlords can successfully deliver low-carbon, aff ordable homes while maintaining operational simplicity and long-term performance. T e scheme, completed in July 2025 by Cardiff Community Housing


Association (CCHA), includes 12 newly built homes, which are expertly designed to address fuel poverty and decarbonisation targets. A key objective for the CCHA was to achieve EPC A ratings across each


property by ensuring the provision of energy-effi cient homes which are futureproofed against rising energy costs and ever evolving standards. To achieve this, an all-electric solution was specifi ed, combining high heat retention (HHR) storage heaters and hot water heat pumps, alongside roof- mounted photovoltaic (PV) panels. Each home is fi tted with between fi ve and eight HHR storage heaters, which


store energy during off -peak periods and release heat gradually throughout the day. T ese effi cient units provide tenants with the opportunity to reduce peak electricity demand and to be compatible with time-of-use tariff s. In addition,


built-in smart controls allow residents to manage comfort, helping reduce unnecessary support callouts. Hot water is provided by heat pumps, which extract heat from ambient air


to produce domestic hot water. T is reduces electrical demand while off ering a familiar, low-maintenance solution well suited to social housing environments. T e solar PV panels installed on each property further reduce each property’s reliance on grid electricity. All 12 homes in the scheme achieved EPC A ratings, delivering tangible


benefi ts for residents through lower running costs and improved comfort, off ering social housing landlords a practical, scalable blueprint. It clearly demonstrates how proven electric heating and hot water technologies can deliver compliance, tenant satisfaction and long-term sustainability, helping social housing providers futureproof their stock, while supporting the UK’s transition to net zero.


David Patrick is head of specifi cation marketing at Dimplex Stelrad launches new AI Room Visualiser


Stelrad has released its AI Room Visualiser soſt ware. It’s free of charge and available on both the company’s Home and Professional web sites. T is new AI based device created in partnership with BIMStore works on both Android and Apple devices.


Anyone can have a go at using the new tool by heading for www.stelrad.com/radiators/designer-radiators – make sure you select all the variables – then the button will show. It’s another sector leading option to make getting the right radiators simpler than ever.


0800 876 6813 www.stelrad.com/radiators/designer-radiators Housing Management & Maintenance


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