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Sangamo timers and heating controls offered in silver and black


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angamo has recently expanded its range of timers and heating controls to introduce two


additional colour options across all products offered. The full range of Sangamo Timer Controllers, Thermostats, Programmable Thermostats and Programmers is now all available in a choice of three colours, with silver and black added to the original white finish – taking the full range up to 30 individual product lines. ESP believes this will satisfy a fast growing demand among end users and building owners for a departure from the usual white finish to add a more stylish look to an interior setting. Energy efficiency remains at the top of the agenda for the economy, businesses and householders.


The Sangamo range of heating controls offers features that will assist with efficiency and performance and will ultimately help drive down energy usage and costs – a critical consideration for consumers at a time when energy prices continue to rise. The Sangamo offer can be broken down into four main product categories - Timer Controllers, Thermostats, Programmable Thermostats and Programmers – with a total of 15 products making up the comprehensive range. The Timers collection of products is designed for simplistic ON/OFF manual or scheduled control for heating and lighting applications. The range has been expanded with a total of three new products, each one introducing the addition of a fused spur switch for additional protection for high loads. The Thermostats range of products - designed for controlling heating system via an electronic sensor –


now totals five products. The Programmable Thermostat products are designed for controlling heating applications via an electronic sensor or programmed schedule, and ESP has added one new product to this range. All thermostat products have been upgraded and now offer TPI (Time Proportional and Integral) control for heating efficiency. In addition, the programable thermostats include an optimization feature; Optimum Start/Delay Start and Optimum Stop, for extra efficiency. The Programmers are designed for heating and hot water controlled independently across separate channels via a programmed schedule. A total of three products make up this range varying from 1-3 Channel options and including an optional service interval function to assist with Gas Safety Regulation compliance.


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Scolmore adds Equipotential Bonding Busbars (EBBs) to its Medical Solutions range


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colmore continues to build its portfolio of products and solutions dedicated to healthcare settings, with the introduction of a range of Equipotential Bonding Busbars (EBBs). In accordance with the Requirements for Electrical Installations BS 7671:2018 AMD2 Section 710


(Medical Locations) and the Health Technical Memorandum HTM06 01:2017, all Group 1 and 2 Medical Locations are to have an Equipotential Bonding Busbar (EBB) and associated supplementary protective equipotential bonding installed. The EBB plays a major role in ensuring patient and clinician safety, as a key component of the supplementary protective equipotential bonding system which is designed to substantially reduce touch voltages between exposed and extraneous conductive parts located within or that may be moved into the patient environment of Group 1 and 2 medical locations. EBBs are installed within or immediately outside the medical locations they serve. An informative guide to a medical locations group classification is provided within BS 7671 on page 287 (Annexe A710). The product development team at Scolmore identified the need for an EBB that offered a simple design,


with an easy to terminate layout and featured the right number of terminations for their applications within different medical locations. The result is the launch of an 18 connection Type 1 EBB and 40 connection Type 2 EBB. In keeping with Amendment 2 of the 18th edition (BS 7671:2018+A2:2022) requirement for infection control, the EEBs are supplied with a smooth, flat, one-piece lid with semi recessed cover screws and rounded corners that provides an easy to clean surface. Scolmore has also added Supplementary Equipotential Bonding Connection Points to the range. They


are supplied in the Click Mode antimicrobial plate and are available in 1- and 2-gang plates. Key features and benefits of the Scolmore EBB include: • • •


• Meeting the latest BS 7671 18th edition electrical installation regulations - Amendment 2 infection control requirement.


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• Tested to BS 61439-1.


Suitability for use in any medical environments.


Ease and speed of installation – all connection terminals are adequately spaced to ensure they are clearly visible, and each terminal is identified by a number laser etched on the base adjacent to the terminal.


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Hamworthy Heating introduce new Tyneham Heat Pump Technology to its range


amworthy Heating, trusted British manufacturer and supplier of commercial heating and hot water products, is set to celebrate the future of heating with the launch of its first ever monobloc air source


heat pump range, the Tyneham, designed to meet UK efficiency requirements in commercial applications. In line with the latest uplift of Building Regulations’ ‘Conservation of fuel


and power: Approved Document L’, which state that non-domestic buildings should be moving to low-carbon heat sources, the launch of the new Tyneham Heat Pump range plays a key role in decarbonisation. Heat pumps are simple and efficient appliances that extract heat energy from the environment and upgrade it to heat for central heating and hot water requirements. By taking “free energy” from the air via a refrigerant cycle they generate heat without releasing any carbon emissions. Furthermore, with fewer moving parts to go wrong, they have a long-life expectancy with reduced service and maintenance costs. The new Tyneham heat pump range from Hamworthy offers superb operational reliability, excellent quality, and outstanding performance. One of the smallest commercial heat pumps on the market, the new product offering from Hamworthy Heating features a co-efficiency of performance (COP) rating of up to 4.85, to provide efficient, low carbon heating. The seven models in the range boast six nominal outputs of between 14 to 70kW, which can also be cascaded to achieve higher outputs in larger installations. Incorporating inverter controller compressor to accurately match the heat demand, RG32 refrigerant also maximises low global warming potential. Quiet running and featuring a monobloc design, all components are conveniently housed in the main


unit which is compact and lightweight for ease of commission and installation. Available to purchase with variable options such as, flexible hoses, anti-vibration feet, externally mounted control units, and single-phase units, Tyneham air source heat pumps can also be combined with Hamworthy modular boilers for a hybrid heating system. Experts in its field, Hamworthy Heating has a huge breadth of experience in commercial heating. Kevin Potter, Hamworthy Regional Sales Manager comments: “With decades of commercial heating experience behind us, we understand the importance and value in finding ecologically efficient solutions, now more than ever. As heat pumps play an important role, we’re proud to be adding our new Tyneham range to our innovative product offering”. Hamworthy Heating has a strong reputation in the commercial heating and hot water market with


exceptional technical and after sales support. Designed with ease of service in mind, Hamworthy Heating also provide a range of servicing options and training to ensure you get the most out of products. For more information, please contact Hamworthy Heating on 01202 662 552 or by email at sales@ hamworthy-heating.com or go to our website.


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TEAM WITH NEW AREA SALES MANAGER APPOINTMENT


ombat Heating Limited has strengthened its team in the UK with the appointment of Braeden Symes as


Area Sales Manager for the South West. Braeden brings eight years of sales


experience and HVAC knowledge with him and will be responsible for supplying Combat’s latest energy efficient HVAC products to an ever-growing customer network as well as developing and expanding customer relationships throughout the whole of the South West region. Braeden will also be developing relationships with new and existing customers, identifying potential opportunities in industrial and commercial applications and providing all with cost effective solutions for their HVAC needs. Braeden commented “I am delighted


High quality finish with a sturdy metal box design.


Smooth cover designed with infection control in mind.


Available in recessed or surface mounted design, with a maximum depth of 62mm on all models to ensure they can be flush fitted within standard depth walls.


Supplied with a supplementary bonding conductor termination chart that can be contained within the lid for convenience, as now required by Amendment 2.


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to join the Combat team, I am looking forward to driving the business forward and meeting customers face to face, facilitating contractors, merchants and end-users with technical advice and providing on-site support with the view of maintaining and expanding Combat’s foothold in the South West.” Keith Sprague, Sales and Marketing Director commented “We are delighted to have Braeden onboard; his appointment reflects our strategy to drive profitable business and deliver growth through continued investments to further secure our position as the UK’s leading trusted HVAC partner”.


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