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such as factories, storage aisles and sports halls. The products detect a person moving within the detection area and control the lights accordingly. Each product includes an adjustable time lag function plus and adjustable photocell. There are versions for simply


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switching the lighting load on/off, as well as products for DALI, DSI or 1 10VDC ballasts, which automatically


Lochinvar launches low NOx water heaters


ANLERS High Bay PIR occupancy switches are ideal for energy saving lighting control in areas


dim or brighten the lights in response to changes in the ambient light level. The products either come with manual adjustment or as versions which are programmable using the FREE DANLERS ‘EasyZAPP’ or ‘ControlZAPP’ apps on an Android phone or tablet. Tel: 01249 443377  fax: 01249


443388  email:sales@danlers.co.uk  website:


www.danlers.co.uk


cardiothoracic hospital as well as being the country’s main heart and lung transplant centre. To its 100,000+ in and outpatients each year, it is often their main hope for getting the best treatment to facilitate them in leading as normal a life as possible. Supporting these ambitions are 1,800 staff, five operating theatres, a dozen wards and a range of specialist suites and units. With such a weighty responsibility on the


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meet stringent new emissions regulations. The Banburybased company has enhanced its highly successful Knight range of water heaters, which now features a specially designed low NOx burner. Available in four models, these water heaters provide storage capacities ranging from 108 to 358 litres with recovery rates of 140 to 290 litres per hour based on a temperature rise of 50°C. The latest phase of the Energyrelated Products


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Directive (ErP) includes a requirement for water heaters to meet a maximum level of NOx emissions for the first time. The new Lochinvar models produce between 22mg/kWh and 48mg/kWh, which is comfortably inside the ErP requirement of 56mg/ kWh. The popular LGL75 model, which delivers the best result at 22mg/ kWh, also qualifies for the maximum two BREAAM credits available for low emissions. The Knight heaters are built from enamellined


steel, which allows the water heaters to operate at pressures of up to 8bar. Each storage vessel includes a sacrificial magnesium anode to provide cathodic protection. The burner is located at the base of the unit for ease of maintenance and the flue way, which runs through the centre of the vessel, is baffled to increase heat transfer efficiency.


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oiler and water heater manufacturer Lochinvar has added four new models to one of its most popular product ranges so that end users can


shoulders of a complex facility, it is not surprising that every aspect of its performance must meet the highest levels and attain the best energy standards. This is also true for the myriad of Grundfos pumps that operate in the recently updated and much improved energy centre, whose role it


Papworth has Grundfos pumps at its heart


apworth Hospital has an excellent international reputation. Today it is the UK’s largest specialist


is to maintain the ideal ambient temperature – winter and summer; deliver water at the required temperature and ensure there is sufficient water to meet the demands whilst maintaining the pressure in the system. The options that have been selected to fulfil all these roles are from the wide range of various energy efficient Grundfos pumps and they will ensure that all the various functions they support will continue to deliver optimal performance 24/7. The ability to successfully deliver complex solutions is something that both Papworth and Grundfos strive to attain. To find out more about how Grundfos can you help meet your goals visit:


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berdeen Airport has been working on a master plan to enhance its passengers’ experience that started back in 2015 and is due to be fully completed by 2019. Some of this work, that is part of a £20 million terminal transformation, has been obvious to the 3 million passengers who currently travel through this hub every year. For example, the new baggage reclaim areas and upgrades to the infrastructure itself, while other phases have been happening behind the scenes. This is certainly true for the many of


Grundfos pumps from the TP, MAGNA3 and UPSN circulator pump families that are at the heart of the M&E solution, whose role it is to provide the pump requirements to support all HVAC and HWS requirements within the new terminal. To achieve the best outcome, Grundfos


Familyowned cheese factory cheddar a few pounds with the help of Kingspan


which is set to double its production capacity. Work on the stateofthe art facility includes the installation of The Kingspan KoolDuct System which provides a lightweight solution for the facility’s ventilation and cooling requirements. The expansion at the


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Snowdonia Business Park includes the creation of a Cheese Innovation Centre to test new trends for blends, flavours and high nutrition cheeses for UK and international markets. Overseen by mechanical contractor, DD Cooling Ltd, 800 m2 of the Kingspan KoolDuct System was installed on the Air Handling Units by delivery partners, Holders Sheet Metal Ltd. Ductwork fabricated from the


The System can help to reduce operational costs as it is capable


opular Welsh manufacturer, GRH Food Company, has toasted its latest expansion


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ELCO Heating Solutions upgrade to the heating and hot water system


condensing gas boilers to the headquarters of Curver UK – the international company and European market leader in the production of home and leisure products. The installation was part of an upgrade to the heating and hot water system at the Redruthbased office facility, with the new THISION® L ECO boilers replacing old and inefficient units. The two new boilers were installed on a wall mounted cascade frame, complete with low loss header, a 100/150 room sealed flue gas system and cascade insulation kit. The main contractor for the


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project was Blue Flame (Cornwall) Ltd, with manager Duncan Impey taking the lead. Explaining the refurbishment further, Duncan said: “As commercial heating specialists, we were brought in to design, manage and construct a


LCO Heating Solutions has supplied two THISION® L ECO 70kW


new heating and hot water system for the offices. Central to the project was replacing the old boilers, which had become unreliable and beyond their economical life. “We needed to specify two wall


mounted units, so after speaking to ELCO, it was agreed that the new THISION® L ECO boilers were the ideal replacements, offering a great balance of efficient performance and simple installation. Overall, the boilers have helped contribute to a really successful job.”


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VentAxia’s PoziDry Pro™ PIV tackles radon


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worked with consultants WSP and the installers Richard Irvin Energy Solutions team to ensure that every step within the process met the ambitions of this far seeing project that is due to be completed in 2019. Find out more about how Grundfos can help to keep your business flying high by visiting:


www.grundfos.co.uk


Pressac release mini sensor range to help buildings talk


of reducing air–leakage rates to a fraction of those typical of rectangular sheet metal ductwork, in addition to limiting heat transfer, which will help to maintain a controlled temperature for the cold rooms. It can also weigh up to 75% less than ductwork constructed from galvanised sheet steel and insulated with mineral fibre. Being preinsulated also makes it less timeintensive than lagged ductwork as it can be installed in a singlefix. For further information, please visit:


www.kingspaninsulation.co.uk


Communications Limited has released a new range of mini, wireless, low energy sensors for monitoring temperature, humidity, dry contact and door or window opening and closings. They offer a wide variety of potential responses to improve security and reduce energy waste within buildings.


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to install, solar powered wireless sensors measure temperature and humidity, as well as dry contact output, door and window status to get an instant view of the conditions in each room or zone within a building, transmitting data wirelessly using the EnOcean® Protocol. The data captured can feed into an existing building management system or using Pressac’s smart gateways, sensor data can be made


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entAxia’s next generation PoziDry Pro™ Positive Input Ventilation (PIV) unit has


been updated to include a Radon mode to help tackle the problem of radon gas in affected areas. Designed by the UK’s leading ventilation company specifically to tackle condensation and mould and improve indoor air quality (IAQ) in social housing properties, PIV is also a proven and effective way of significantly reducing radon gas levels. Contaminated air is forced out of the home by the introduction of fresh, filtered air into the property. Radon is a naturally occurring


colourless, odourless radioactive gas and is a major consideration for many social housing providers. If residents are exposed there is a danger to health including damage to living tissues and the increased risk of lung cancer. To help combat this, in areas where radon gas is a risk, the PoziDry Pro™ can be commissioned to run


in the optional Radon mode. Selected in the menu, this mode ensures that the unit runs continuously to protect the residents from harmful radon gases. The unit will not cut out as a result of a temperature threshold setting i.e. it will over ride the “summer time cut off” which would usually cut off the unit when a threshold high temperature was reached. For further information on all


products and services offered by VentAxia telephone 0844 856 0590 or visit:


www.ventaxia.com


deltaSchwank tube heaters set new standards for performance and sustainability


securely available in formats such as MQTT and JSON. Jamie Burbidge, Product


Manager  Digital Solutions at Pressac said: “The noninvasive, easy to install miniseries sensor range has been designed to complement Pressac’s existing offering both aesthetically and functionally. These sensors form part of a suite that we will continue to develop to match our customers’ requirements. We are continually extending our turnkey capabilities into other smart building solutions to make building and energy management more economical and functional.” For more information visit:


www.pressac.com


chwank, a leading manufacturer of gasfired infrared heating systems, has launched the deltaSchwank tube heater, incorporating the latest advances in radiant heating technology. These include Schwank’s innovative bluTek burner, heightened reflector properties and intelligent temperature control. Benefits of the deltaSchwank


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gasfired tube heater range include: uSeasonal efficiency across the six deltaSchwank models from 97.4% to 99% (ErP Directive minimum compliance level 74% and benchmark level 88%) u20% reduction in CO2 and 50% reduction in NOx emissions over other tube heaters on the market, meeting goals set by BREEAM uHighly efficient patented bluTek gas/air ratio premix burner with IC 4000 burner control uHigh temperature resistant stainlesssteel combustion chamber uFully Insulated reflector


uFully modulating EC engine uModBus connection for integration into BMS (building management system) uEthernet enabled uIndustry 4.0 ready uOnboard diagnostic tool for optimised maintenance Steve Sherman, Managing


Director of Schwank UK commented “This market leading heating solution excels in efficiency, sustainability and user friendliness, offering operators maximum flexibility and accurate remote heating system control together with significant costreduction benefits.” For further information contact:


sales@schwank.co.uk VISIT OUR WEBSITE: www.bsee.co.uk


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