66 GROUNDWORKS; HEATING, VENTILATION & SERVICES Nuaire tackles residential overheating
Nuaire’s Hybrid Cooling System is a cooling extension for its boxed-ventilation range designed to tackle residential overheating and provide a solution that meets Building Regulations. The system is an ancillary cooling module that works with the existing Nuaire MRXBOX MVHR products to provide a hybrid MVHR and cooling system – delivering clean
indoor air, while combatting overheating – a modern day issue in many high- rise new builds. The new system is an energy efficient, space-saving solution that can be effortlessly integrated to newbuilds that face overheating problems; such as floor to ceiling glazed apartments where natural ventilation is impossible due to environmental and noise pollution outside, and dwellings which are without shade to protect them from the sun’s heat.
02920 858500
www.nuaire.co.uk Panasonic leads the future of heat pumps BD12_Nuarire_Heating Ventilation & Air
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Panasonic Heating & Cooling Solutions is introducing its latest generation of Aquarea air-to- water heat pumps with the new M Series. Thanks to its new, modular concept, the M Series allows for more application choices offering different indoor
units, available in All-in-One and Bi-Bloc, as well as full Control Box or Remote controller-only essential functionality options. The advanced new system utilises the natural refrigerant R290 for a more sustainable solution and includes Panasonic’s first T-CAP R290 outdoor unit that features a new injection compressor. The M Series also has a hydraulic connection between indoor and outdoor units for simple and straightforward installation without the need for relevant refrigeration certification.
01707 378670
www.aircon.panasonic.eu A single source supplier, for maximum efficiency
Domus Ventilation is in the enviable position of providing customers with a single source for all their residential ventilation requirements. A new short video has been uploaded to its website that clearly explains the benefits of this approach for customers. Domus Ventilation manufactures
high quality and solutions-based ventilation products that save energy and improve indoor air quality from its state-of-the-art production facilities in South Wales. A ventilation system designed and installed entirely from Domus Ventilation components makes for a highly efficient one, with smooth air flow and minimum energy usage.
03443 715523
domusventilation.co.uk Vent-Axia launches Lo-Carbon Sentinel Econiq 28/11/2023 12:04 HBD12_Domus_Heating Ventilation &
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Vent-Axia has launched its latest flagship Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR) system, the Lo-Carbon Sentinel Econiq. With the new Future Homes Standard on the horizon, which looks set to reduce carbon emissions for new build residential properties by a further 75-80% than current Building Regulations, the Sentinel Econiq is designed to provide low carbon heat recovery ventilation for air-
tight thermally efficient new build homes. Helping housebuilders on their route to decarbonisation, the Sentinel Econiq offers exceptional efficiency, near silent operation and complete controllability, providing excellent indoor air quality (IAQ) and comfort for occupants.
0344 856 0590
www.vent-axia.com
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