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Panasonic at CIBSE Build2Perform 2022
Panasonic is exhibiting at the CIBSE Build2Perform event at London Excel on 29th and 30th of November. The company will showcase innovations in its heating and cooling
addition to the Panasonic smart IoT control solutions. Also, visitors will be able to fi nd out more about the nanoe™ X technology which can be deployed to help improve indoor environments.
range as well as sharing technical knowledge with building services professionals. Panasonic will be showcasing its wide range of highly effi cient VRF air conditioning systems, Aquarea air to water heat pumps, commercial cold chain range using CO2
refrigeration, in 0808 2082115
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Leading supplier of security and entrance system solutions dormakaba, has extended its revolving door portfolio with the KTV ATRIUM FLEX. Setting the new standard for entranceways, this innovative solution features groundbreaking design features in an extremely elegant form.
The new KTV ATRIUM FLEX features dormakaba’s innovative KT FLEX Direct Drive System, the fi rst of its kind purposely designed for revolving doors. Tested for two million cycles, the drive is housed in the door’s ceiling and uses contactless magnetic fi elds instead of conventional belts and gears to propel the door panels.
01462 477600
www.dormakaba.co.uk/ktvatrium
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