both desiccant and condensing dehumidifiers, how to correctly select and size a dehumidification system and the psychrometric processes behind drying. The seminar has been developed specifically for mechanical


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engineers and consultants. The training has been CIBSE approved, therefore verified to be unbiased, uptodate and technically accurate. As the presentation is CIBSEapproved, any attendees will receive CIBSE points towards their continuous professional development (CPD) record. The presentation can be given online via a virtual meeting platform,


such as Teams or Zoom. Condair typically delivers these online training sessions to attendees from a single company, to encourage engagement and interaction from attendees. Anyone wanting to book a session can request a date at www.Condair.co.uk/CPD.


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ondair is offering a new online, CIBSEapproved CPD seminar on dehumidification and drying psychrometrics. The 45minute long presentation includes training on the principles of operation for


New CIBSEapproved dehumidifiers CPD from Condair Dave MarshallGeorge, UK Sales


Manager at Condair, commented, “Our CPD seminars are always well received by consultants and this new one on dehumidification gives a comprehensive understanding of both the technology and the psychrometrics involved in a dehumidifier specification project. Consultants can expect to learn how the different technologies compare, when to use desiccant or condensing systems, how to calculate what size is needed, plus the many pre and postdrying processes needed to provide air at a specific humidity condition.”


www.Condair.co.uk/CPD Benefits of hydroxyl radicals on novel coronavirus


benefits of hydroxyl radicals on the novel coronavirus (SARSCoV2). nanoe™ X, the original ionizer to generate “nanosized atomized


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eading manufacturer of cable management systems, MarshallTufflex, has been recognised by the British Chambers of Commerce as a ‘UK


Business Hero’ for its immediate response to meet demand for its antimicrobial trunking for the emergency NHS Nightingale Hospitals. Launched in early October by the British


Chambers of Commerce, the UK Business Heroes campaign recognises the incredible work that UK businesses have undertaken to combat the challenges presented by COVID19. MarshallTufflex was nominated by Ana Christie, CEO of Sussex Chamber of Commerce. The Hastings based manufacturer was


approached to supply its antimicrobial cable trunking for the emergency NHS Nightingale Hospitals, which uses a silver ion solution that disrupts key cell functions of bacteria and prevents them from reproducing – meaning 99.9% of harmful bacteria will not survive on the surface. MarshallTufflex completely changed its


manufacturing and distribution operation, with the factory running 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and factory teams working additional hours and over weekends to deliver the required quantities. Due to this immense undertaking to make this


urgent delivery possible, the British Chambers of Commerce has named MarshallTufflex a UK Business Hero 2020 for its incredible contributions. Since the beginning of lockdown, MarshallTufflex


has been awarded contracts to supply ten NHS Nightingale and emergency COVID19 Hospitals nationwide.


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water particles” is developed by Panasonic. It is an electrostatic atomization technology, that collects invisible moisture in the air and applies high voltage to it to produce “hydroxyl radicals contained in water”. The decisive factor is the existence of hydroxyl radicals inside nanoe™ X. Hydroxyl radicals are characterized by being strongly oxidative and highly reactive. Panasonic has been conducting research on this technology since 1997, and has verified


its effectiveness in a variety of areas, including inhibiting certain pathogenic microorganism (bacteria, fungi, and viruses) and allergens, breaking down PM 2.5 components that have adverse effects on the human body. In 2012, Panasonic conducted a virus clearance test with a thirdparty organization and


confirmed the effectiveness of each of the four categories in terms of biological characteristics. Based on this result, Panasonic announced that "hydroxyl radicals contained in water" technology could be expected to have an inhibitory effect on new viruses.


www.panasonic.com/global Thorn’s New Energy Service Solution


energy efficient solutions. Rising energy costs and increasing pressures to reduce energy consumption are making the need to become energy efficient more of a strategic necessity than an option for the environmentally conscious. Dedicated to auditing, designing,


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supplying, installing, and maintaining energy efficient lighting systems as a full turnkey package, Energy Service Solutions the first truly credible, comprehensive, and hasslefree service for customers across all industry sectors. Building on Thorn’s 90 years of expert knowledge, Energy Service Solutions will help improve energy efficiency and help companies to reap the rewards in terms of both sustainability and the financial benefits it has to offer.


horn Lighting has launched the Energy Service Solution to help customers achieve the maximum benefits of


anasonic today announced that, in collaboration with Texcell, the global contract research organization, Texcell has verified the inhibitory effect of the nanoe™ X, technology with the


products used to secure power supplies in the Peruvian capital of Lima by two of the Latin American country’s biggest energy suppliers. Luz del Sur and ENEL


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Distribución both specified Ellis’ North Yorkshire designed, developed and manufactured 2A Aluminium cable clamps to secure high voltage (HV) power cables in vital new substations in the Manchay and Izaquirre areas of Lima. Manufactured from LM6


Aluminium, Ellis’ 2A Aluminium cable clamps are available in sizes ranging from 38mm to 168mm, and are primarily used in transmission and distribution projects in unpolluted environments. They can also be supplied with an epoxy coating for use in harsher environments, and LSF polymeric liners for additional cable protection. Both Luz del Sur


and ENEL Distribución specified the 2A clamps with the liners fitted. Kelly Brown, Ellis Patents’ head


of sales, said: “From our market leading product development programme to our inhouse testing facilities; and on to our worldwide network of local distributors; we are set up in a manner that means that wherever in the world there’s a project that requires cable cleats then Ellis Patents products will not only be to the fore, but they will be the best possible option available.”


www.ellispatents.co.uk Rachel Pearson appointed


FORS Practitioner ‘Providing honest help and support’ to members. Let her help your company prove you are safer, smarter, and greener. Rachel Pearson is our


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incorporating the most energy efficient products, like the latest LED luminaires, can yield significant savings, reduced maintenance intervals and minimal interruption for the foreseeable future. By using automatic controls which take advantage of natural sources of light and presence detection, the luminaires are only on when needed. Wasted light translates in to wasted energy which can be costly and contributes to a higher carbon footprint.


www.thornlighting.co.uk


New WallMount Enclosures For SMART Building/Office/Home Control Units


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KW has launched elegant new SMARTPANEL wallmount enclosures for intelligent building control and monitoring technology.


Attractive and ergonomic SMARTPANEL is designed to house modern


control consoles in a wide range of residential, commercial and industrial applications. They include building services systems, electrical installations, smart home, IoT/IIoT, wireless communications, measuring and control, medical and laboratory technology, security and access control. There are no visible fixing screws because the top snaps into place


– speeding up installation and servicing. The top can be reopened using a set of pushin opening tools (accessory). The large recess in the top can accommodate a touchscreen, display or membrane keypad. The bottom part fits standard flushmounted/cavity wall boxes


(maximum opening 61 mm) and larger international installation boxes (up to 150 mm high and 61 mm wide). Electronic components are mounted in the top part. A snapin


phenolic resin hardboard protection plate (accessory) safeguards the electronics from the risk of damage during installation and servicing. SMARTPANEL is available in two sizes: 84 x 84 x 21.3 mm and


155 x 84 x 21.3 mm. They are moulded from UVstable ASA+PCFR (UL 94 V0) with a highly polished bottom part and a finetextured top. The standard colour is traffic white (RAL 9016). There is a flat, recessed area in one end for USB and MiniUSB connectors etc. Prices start at £17. Accessories include a glass panel (which can be printed on the rear)


for touchscreens and displays; a set of opening tools; hardboard protection plates, adhesive foils and antislide feet for desktop use.


SMARTPANEL blends seamlessly into residential, commercial and industrial environments


OKW can supply SMARTPANEL fully customised. Services include


CNC machining, printing, laser marking, EMC shielding and installation/assembly of accessories.


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Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme (FORS) practitioner. She joins the FLEETMAXX SOLUTIONS team on Monday 19 October. Rachel has more than 13 years working in the fuel card industry and


over 6 years’ experience working with members of FORS, her customer care is a FORS (ce) to be reckoned with; it began with generating leads, to managing retentions and onto being a stakeholder champion for larger corporations, then finally becoming a FORS practitioner so she could better understand the needs of her customers. It takes a special type of person to be a certified FORS practitioner;


Rachel is tenacious when it comes to serving her clients. “I have a very strong work ethic, and when it comes to helping you on your FORS journey to accreditation I will help to transform your business into a leader in fleet transport best practice whilst saving you money on your fuel costs with an honest and upfront approach, something you simply won’t get from other fuel card companies’.


www.fleetmaxxsolutions.co.uk Fleetloc8 offers an allinone


dashcam and tracking offer for only £12.95 per month


the kindness of strangers to tell you how they were driving. Now offtheshelf technological advances mean you can install a GPS device that records and tracks your drivers’ journey right out the box, but there can be limitations. FLEETLOC8 Sales Director


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Stuart McLean explains: “Ordinarily, the recording capability of standard “dashcams” can be limited based on the size of SD Card capacity. For longer journey can mean overwriting the recordings and potentially lost footage – less than ideal for business needs. We have solutions that significantly extend the recording capacity up to three days driving (128GB) or a working week (256GB) subject to individual requirement”.


here used to be a time when once your drivers left your yard, you would need


eet Rachel, Key Accounts Manager and


Ellis secures new power supply projects in Peru


he world’s leading cable cleat manufacturer, Ellis Patents has seen its


For a limited period, we are


offering a dashcam and tracking combo for £12.95 a month across the term of the agreement. That includes free installation, our FLEETLOC8 tracking system and our forwardfacing FLEETCAM. This tracking camera combo


deal is an outstanding offer just before Christmas, particularly with the increase of parcel deliveries at this time of year and sadly, despite a second lockdown, the crash for cash fraudsters continuing to prowl the roads.


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