CPD FOCUS 59 CPD FOCUS NO GAS, NO COMPROMISE
This CPD from Luthmore explores the role of battery-enabled electric combi boilers in the transition away from gas, focusing on their application in small and medium- sized properties. Attendees will gain an understanding of the technology, how it works and how its integrated battery stores electricity for use in domestic heating and hot water.
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session will examine how intelligent energy management, off-peak electricity tariffs and solar PV can work together to support household energy requirements. It will identify suitable applications across new- build developments, apartments, social housing and retrofi t projects, particularly where space, installation or infrastructure constraints can make conventional low-carbon heating solutions challenging. Attendees will explore the benefi ts of a compact, tankless design, including the absence of a separate hot water cylinder or external unit, and understand the practical considerations around electrical supply, hot water demand and heating
capacity. The CPD will also cover key specifi cation
considerations, including property suitability, SAP ratings and EPC implications. Finally, it will examine how battery-enabled electric boilers can complement heat pumps as part of a broader approach to delivering low-carbon heating across the UK’s housing stock.
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Advanced has launched a new Continuing Professional Development (CPD) seminar exploring how connected technology, cloud-based monitoring and intelligent data are transforming the management of fi re detection systems. The new CPD, ‘The Evolution of Smart Fire System Management’, has been developed to help building owners, facilities managers, responsible persons and fi re safety professionals understand how digital technologies can improve the way fi re systems are monitored, maintained and managed.
UNDERFLOOR HEATING SOLUTIONS: SUPPORTING LOW-CARBON BUILDINGS
Gaia’s new CPD, “Underfl oor Heating Solutions”, is designed to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the underfl oor heating technology and how it is rapidly becoming the perfect partner in low carbon designed buildings, from its core principles to installation techniques. Delve into the fundamental principles of underfl oor heating, including SAP, Part L, heat transfer, system
effi ciency, and temperature control. Explore the wide range of underfl oor heating solutions available in the market. Learn how to select the right components for different applications and budgets and discover innovative solutions for various heating needs, from residential spaces to commercial buildings.
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The one-hour seminar examines how smart fi re system management can provide greater visibility of system status, support faster decision- making and enable users to respond more quickly to events without needing to be physically present at the fi re panel. As buildings become more connected and fi re safety responsibilities continue to evolve, the CPD explores the growing importance of data- led approaches to fi re system management. Topics covered include cloud-based monitoring, real-time notifi cations, remote access, digital record-keeping and the role these technologies can play in supporting the golden thread of building safety information and helping organisations maintain accessible, up-to-date fi re safety data. Attendees will gain an understanding of what smart fi re system management is, how it differs from traditional fi re system monitoring and how connected platforms can be used to manage standalone fi re panels, networked fi re systems and multi-site portfolios through a single interface. The seminar also explores the benefi ts this can bring to responsible persons, premises managers, fi rst responders and maintenance providers. The seminar also examines the practical benefi ts of connected fi re system management, including improved safety, reduced administration, faster response times, lower operational costs and sustainability advantages. In addition, it addresses key considerations around cybersecurity, user access controls, audit trails, secure data storage and ISO 27001 compliance. Looking to the future, the CPD explores emerging developments including predictive analytics, artifi cial intelligence and integration with wider smart building ecosystems, helping attendees understand how the next generation of fi re system management is likely to evolve. The free CPD is delivered online by members of the Advanced team and is certifi ed by The CPD Certifi cation Service. Participants who successfully complete the course receive a certifi cate of attendance. The seminar is suitable for fi re engineers, consultants, system designers, contractors, installers, facilities and building managers, duty holders, responsible persons and anyone seeking to better understand the role of connected technology in modern fi re safety management.
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