HEATING & RENEWABLE ENERGY SUPPLEMENT 65 EnviroVent’s ventilation system chosen


Barratt Developments has specified an innova- tive low carbon ventilation system from leading manufacturer EnviroVent for its flagship zero carbon home, known as ‘Z House’. The MEV 300 ventilation system from EnviroVent was selected by Barratt Developments as it is constructed mainly from recyclable materials to


reduce the impact on landfill and is designed to ensure that components can easily be replaced. Versatile, compact and high performance, the system provides airflow rates up to 103l/s (370 m3


by DC motor technology, EnviroVent’s MEV range uses the lowest energy consumption , therefore reducing carbon emissions.


0345 27 27 807 www.envirovent.com/roadmap-to-net-zero All systems go with Everbuild’s new system


Sika Everbuild has launched a new Central Heating Treatment System which offers an effective three stage solution to clean, protect and test central heating and hot water systems. Sika Everbuild’s Central Heating Treatment System comprises a range of targeted solutions to solve the most common cause of heating breakdowns – accumulations of limescale,


sludge, bacteria, mould, rust etc. Each of the nine products in the system provides a high performance, rapid response – making it easy for professionals to clean, protect, test and ultimately prevent problems caused by a build-up of debris in central heating systems.


0113 240 3456 www.everbuild.co.uk /hr) and, as it is powered


SAVE UP TO 65% ON YOUR HEATING BILLS WITH AN AIR SOURCE HEAT PUMP


RENOVATED MANOR From Global Energy Systems


Eligible for Government grants Built in remote monitoring system Free site survey


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