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ISPA (Building and Industrial Services Pipework Academy) was established to raise the awareness of pipeworkrelated installation issues, specifications, innovations and BIM, through CIBSE accredited training courses and workshops. As the majority of building services projects are still making reference to old,


withdrawn, legacy pipework specifications, there is a significant risk of poor quality, noncompliant products being used. If not properly controlled, such legacy specifications can also become embedded within BIM files. To highlight such pipework issues and advise on suitable solutions, BISPA now offers a


range of free pipework awareness courses and specification review services. With locations throughout the country, and with the opening of our new dedicated


training pod at the Building Centre, London, it’s easy to access our range of specially developed CPD’s. Alternatively, we can come to you. Courses are supported by the experts from Tata Steel, Loughborough and


Cranfield Universities. Please visit our website to learn more about BISPA and how we can support you and the building and industrial services industry.


Compact basicDIM


wireless control module from Tridonic


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needing no direct IP connection and requiring improved, costeffective lighting comfort with no additional wiring.


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luminaires and establishes a mesh communication network automatically. Communication is wireless via Bluetooth 4.0. The module is fitted with a configurable 110V and DALI interface along with a switched relay contact, allowing dimming functions and colour temperature controls to be implemented. Luminaires are controlled via associated smart


button (user interface), or using the corresponding free apps on mobile terminals running Android or iOS operating systems. The preconfigured button for wall mounting works using batteries. Its eightbutton control panel is used to switch luminaires on and off or for the dimming functions. Light settings can be accessed and colour temperatures set. The luminaires are automatically scanned for and


detected using the apps. The intuitive interface allows users to set up groups of luminaires, create different light settings, implement Tunable White settings and define and control dimming levels. The wireless light control supports users with establishing and configuring the lighting control options, enhances lighting comfort and helps save energy.


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Bright Goods LED filament lamps illuminate Germany’s first Premier Inn


installation of LED filament lamps into Premier Inn’s new build hotel in Frankfurt, creating vibrant illumination that complements the striking interior, designed with a distinct British theme. Whitbread’s 210 bedroom


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Premier Inn, the first of a national expansion programme in Germany and which opened last year, is located next to the Messe Exhibition Ground in Frankfurt. Its position, next to two other


hotels, meant the design had to stand out from the crowd, and the decorative lighting therefore, visible from the outside, needed to be impressive to entice and welcome guests.


JSJ Design, which has worked


with Premier Inn on many of their UK hotel interiors, collaborated with Hamburg based designers, JOI Design to


esigner brand Bright Goods announces its


A New modern press connection CPD from Viega


new Continuous Professional Development (CPD)


aimed at M&E professionals, facilities managers and architects, has been launched by Viega. The CPD explores modern press connection technology in relation to effectively delivering potable water to new and existing buildings. Clean drinking water and water classed


as potable is a requirement for maintaining the health of building occupants. In the UK, system designs must comply with the minimum requirements set out by British Standards, Building Regulations (Building Standards in Scotland), the Water Supply Regulations 1999 and the Water Supply (Water Quality) Regulations 2000. As well as giving an overview of what is


meant by potable water and the framework around it, the CPD looks at various elements, which can be a contributor to contamination such as storage and assembly in addition to


pipe material and connection systems. The presentation then looks at press connection technology and its advantages for use with potablewater supply pipework. Scott James, Director at Viega comments,


“This CPD gives a great insight into potable water and the regulations governing it while exploring the key factors that influence the successful supply of potable water to buildings. As a manufacturer of press connection technology including Profipress and Sanpress, we can give a great insight into how this technology can help.” To find out more about Viega’s CPDs visit:


www.viega.co.uk/en/service/CPD.html


Remote Optimal – changing the way we think about energy


create an interior for a contemporary hotel with an individual design, tailored for the German market. The multi purpose, ground floor communal area was designed to create a welcoming space with specific zones, separated by open shelves and decorated in bold colours, where guests can relax, dine or work in a peaceful atmosphere. The lighting was instrumental


in creating a unique ambience in each area; bright in the work space to warm and inviting in the lounge and dining areas.


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fundamentally change business’s perceptions and understanding of energy usage. It’s a shift that could be vital to many  helping them gain a new competitive advantage, or sustain their current position. The thinking has culminated in a new offering, Remote Optimal. With this service, energy should no longer be seen as just an outgoing cost; it’s an asset and opportunity. In addition to helping reduce


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energy costs, the Remote Optimal offering helps you keep your buildings in a tiptop environmental operating condition  so your staff can perform better and your machinery can last longer. Experts in SSE’s Energy


Management Centre will remotely monitor, calibrate and then optimise your HVAC system. This


SE Enterprise Energy Solutions is on a mission to


ridonic's compact basicDIM wireless control module delivers easy wireless communication for up to 127 luminaires. It’s ideal for projects


heat pump in a single cased product. Using an ErP A++ 30 kW Murelle boiler and sealed 4kW output heat pump, Sime is targeting its Murelle Revolution 30 at new build, social housing and the retrofit renewables markets. Available from April 2018, the Murelle Revolution is a single compact unit, and can be installed by any registered Gas Safe installer in a single installation process, without requiring an additional Fgas registered installer to be present. The Murelle Revolution 30 should be


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installed inside and hung on the wall like a conventional boiler. Possessing two inlets, in addition to the flue outlet, the Revolution


Sime’s unique integrated heat pump and boiler brings Revolution to renewables sector!


ime has launched its Murelle Revolution 30, the first completely integrated boiler and


provides heat and hot water, achieving an average seasonal heating performance of 134%, granting A++ energy efficiency, according to the ErP Ecodesign Regulation. Sime General Manager Massimo Bizzotto states: “Sime is renowned for its investment in technology and our Murelle Revolution 30 is global first, and


one of the most technically advanced products on the UK market. We anticipate interest from installers and contractors who work with customers who are off grid, with new build and from the selfbuild sector. The Sime Revolution is here!”


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Super slimline Fantile launched by AET Flexible Space


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ET Flexible Space, leading provider of underfloor air


conditioning systems has just released the latest version of their market leading recessed fan air terminal, or Fantile. The new super slimline TU350 Fantile is similar to the existing TUS Fantile, with an equivalent unit height of just 150mm, but the new model has superior performance, achieving higher airflow capacity with reduced noise levels. The slimline Fantile was specially designed for developers seeking to maximise revenue. By removing services from the ceiling void and utilising the space beneath the raised floor as the ventilation zone, height savings of around 450600mm per floor can be achieved when compared to conventional overhead systems. This space saving across an entire development can potentially allow additional floors, increasing net lettable space and therefore


increased revenue. Alternatively, height restricted developments can increase floor to ceiling heights to BCO recommended standards by reclaiming this wasted space in the ceiling zone, thereby increasing rentable value considerably when compared with ceiling based systems. Based on standard design


criteria of an underfloor pressure of 1520 Pa and 50% fan speed, the TU350 super slimline Fantile can achieve airflow performance of 300m3/h at NR 37, below the BCO recommendation of NR 38.


www.flexiblespace.com Trend takes fiexibility and


funconality to the next level with IQ®4 BBC compliance


of Building Energy Management Systems (BEMS), has announced that its pioneering range of IQ®4 controllers – including the IQ®41x, IQ®422, IQ®4E, IQ®4NC devices – now comes with full BACnet Building Controller (BBC) compliance. This development is part of the company’s determination to reinforce its position as a provider of nonproprietary open protocol solutions that are fully interoperable with other manufacturers’ products, whilst continuing to provide all of the control functionality that Trend customers and Partners have come to expect. The many problems caused by


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lets you both maximise your energy savings and still achieve the optimal environmental conditions that ensure all your people always feel comfortable. SSE Remote Optimal means


that you are now able to control the energy management systems of your most diffuse, complex estates with much more finesse and precision to deliver tangible results. Optimised environments


benefit staff, customers and the bottom line. Start your journey towards the new world of Remote Optimal today.


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incompatible proprietary communication protocols motivated the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) to begin developing an industry standard communication protocol for building automation and control systems in 1987. BACnet was approved by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) in 1995 and continues to be maintained by ASHRAE's SSPC 135 committee, with frequent enhancements and modifications. BACnet embraces object modelling, which allows devices


rend Control Systems, a leading international manufacturer and supplier


to provide services to other devices, which can vary based upon their complexity. A BBC is a general purpose device capable of carrying out a variety of building automation and control operations and must be tested at the BACnet Testing Laboratories (BTL) to prove compliance and then listed on the BTL website. Until now, Trend has met the B


ASC profile with its controllers. However its IQ®4 v3.5 firmware has the full BBC device profile, with new features including calendar modules, digital time, plus analogue and multistate time schedules, providing customers with the latest BACnet BBC functionality and all of the standard benefits and support associated with installing a Trend BEMS controller. David Field, product manager


at Trend, commented: “Trend Technology Centres (TTCs) and Trend System Integrators (SIs) have been demanding BBC compliance and I’m delighted that we are now in a position to fulfil their requirements. It means that IQ4® devices can now form part of the specification for BACnet BBC tenders and reaffirms Trend’s commitment to offering open protocol solutions of the highest possible calibre.” For further information please


call Trend Marketing on 01403 211888 or email:


marketing@trendcontrols.com VISIT OUR WEBSITE: www.bsee.co.uk


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