HEATING, VENTILATION & AIR CONDITIONING INSULATION Quicker delivery for coloured radiators….
Last year, Stelrad introduced a new quicker turnaround service for the supply of some of its radiators in colour.
This new rapid turnaround service applied to the poplar olmn and oncord ranges and to the lassic oel ail aliente and oncord toel rail prodcts in one of the standard colors he lead time as reduced to just 14 days.
o telrad has annonced phase of the rollout of the same rapid turnaround for more coloured radiators.
or more information head for the telrad ebsite 0800 876 6813
www.stelradprofessional.com
The Radiator Company turns up the heat
The Radiator Company has released four exciting new aluminium radiators – the Oglio, eola raina and ermal ailable in matt hite and at anthracite as stoc options for a more personalised fi nish the radiators can also be made-to-order in colors to either coordinate or contrast ith alls oors and dcor inally aluminium radiators provide excellent thermal properties, including fast, responsive heating, meaning they perform well with low temperature renewable systems, and can help
to redce homeoners energy bills he adiator ompany offers special fi nishes colors different sies and formats of radiators and toel rails maing it one of the s largest selection ith thosands of combinations
01342 302250
www.theradiatorcompany.co.uk
Introducing the new Tesla Powerwall 3
Tesla Powerwall 3 is more than just a battery – it’s a complete energy management system. Store energy from your solar panels or the grid, and use it whenever you need. With its integrated solar inverter, Powerwall 3 effi ciently converts and stores solar energy, ensuring your home stays powered through any situation.
For homes that need even more storage capacity, the 13.5 kWh Tesla expansion pack allows you to scale your system as your energy needs grow.
Call us on 01691 624336 for installation advice or to request a survey.
www.tesla-powerwall.co.uk www.lowcarbonhomesystems.co.uk
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