HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES 103
Simple, stylish and easy-to-control electric heating
E lectrorad’s Digiline electric radiator
combines modern styling with intuitive digital controls, making it an ideal choice for installers looking for a reliable heating solution that’s quick to fi t and easy for customers to use.
Designed to look exactly like a gas heated radiator it’s ideal for domestic and commercial applications, The Digiline delivers responsive heating with precise electronic temperature control to help maintain consistent comfort throughout the day.
The easy-to-use, side mounted, digital control allows users to create heating schedules that suit their lifestyle, helping improve convenience while avoiding unnecessary energy use.
Open window detection and intelligent heating functions further enhance effi ciency without adding complexity for the end user.
Available in a variety of outputs and a low level option, the Digiline is suitable for living rooms, bedrooms, home offi ces and apartments,
offering installers fl exibility
across a wide range of projects. Plus, by adding the optional Tuya wifi gateway you can control them from anywhere in the world!
Installation is fast and uncomplicated, with no pipework, servicing or annual maintenance required.
For electrical contractors, this
means shorter installation times and fewer future maintenance concerns.
Supported by Electrorad’s experienced technical team and strong product availability, the Digiline offers electrical wholesalers and installers a dependable electric heating solution that delivers excellent performance, straightforward installation and great value.
0113 2746799
sales@electrorad.co.uk
Ideal Commercial Heating launch white paper
Ideal Commercial Heating has launched a new white paper exploring how hybrid heating systems can support the decarbonisation of commercial buildings while addressing the practical constraints faced by consultants, specifi ers and building owners. Titled ‘The Future of Sustainable Commercial Heating: The Role of Hybrid Systems’, the free-to- download document examines the decision-making
process behind commercial heating decarbonisation projects and highlights why hybrid systems are increasingly being adopted as part of a realistic and effective transition to lower carbon heating.
03330 040 393
idealcommercialboilers.com/net-zero Now’s the time to plan remedial work for 2027
Kerafl o is encouraging facilities managers to use the start of term to plan water-system remedial work well ahead of the next holiday closures. Kerafl o says that the fi rst weeks of a new term are an important opportunity to identify priorities for the year ahead. Kerafl o’s delayed-action mechanical valves are designed
to allow a larger fall in tank level before refi lling, helping to promote turnover.
Its Tanktronic electronic tank-management
system monitors water levels and temperature and can support the monitoring and control of cold-water storage tanks.
0118 921 9920
www.kerafl
o.co.uk
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