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Visitor access upgraded with TORMAX Automatic Entrance
Swaffham Museum is an independent social history museum providing a wealth of information about the locality. Creating disabled access into the building, TORMAX was recently contracted to install an automatic telescopic sliding door, maximising the available pass-through distance within the limited available space. Delivering smooth operation and exceptional reliability, the entrance is powered by the in-house designed, TORMAX iMotion 2202.A door drive. Being an historic building, Swaffham Museum needed to maintain the existing external entrance. TORMAX was able to install an elegant automatic sliding door within the existing set of folding doors, maintaining the heritage feature whilst improving accessibility for all visitors. Aesthetically unobtrusive the iMotion 2202.A door drive combines reliable AC motor technology with a state of the art microprocessor control system in a slender guide track with an installation height of only 100 mm. “TORMAX has a proven track record of delivering automatic entrances to historically sensitive locations,” comments Simon Roberts, MD for TORMAX UK.
sales@tormax.co.uk Cistermiser welcomes bold water industry reforms and focus on sustainable future
Cistermiser has welcomed the fi ndings of the Independent Water Commission and the Government’s commitment to fundamental reform of the water sector, including the replacement of Ofwat with a new integrated regulator. “We support this report and its focus on the pressing challenges facing the water industry – from leakage and pollution to long-term supply resilience,” says Richard Braid, managing director at Cistermiser. “It rightly recognises the need for coordinated action from regulators, water companies, suppliers, manufacturers and consumers, while building on the ambition of the 2038 and 2050 sustainability targets.” The report highlights the importance of smarter data use and more widespread metering – areas where Cistermiser’s water management technologies play a vital role. “Solutions that identify ineffi ciencies, detect leaks early and support responsible water use will be central to the sector’s future,” continues Richard. “Our intelligent washroom controls and fl ow monitoring systems are already helping non-domestic buildings – from hospitals to universities – minimise water waste and support sustainability goals.”
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